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........well, Or do we have to guess? 🤣
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I refrained from mentioning it as there is a naughty word in it...
It's called don't F*** with cats. Few friends have recommended it
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I’m assuming it’s not about the new Judy Dench movie! 🤣
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20 mins in and I can confirm it certainly isn't 😶
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Italy
Morning
first day of the week and last day to work. perhaps
first day of the week and last day to work. perhaps
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Morning,
Yep, work for me too Antonio. 😐
Yep, work for me too Antonio. 😐
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Italy
heavy work this morning, 85sqm of sand and cement substrate
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heavy work this morning, 85sqm of sand and cement substrate
😳🙈🙈
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Italy
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Afternoon guys. I’d rather work than shop.
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Italy
Morning,
a few more hours of work, then clean the tools a little.
a few more hours of work, then clean the tools a little.
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