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    Default Rubi 300l bridge cutter

    Last edited by whitebeam; 23-11-2008 at 05:47 PM.
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    it's no longer there whitebeam,shame 'cos it's my birthday day before end time!!

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    He was open to offers and gave a mobile number, Probably been snapped up
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    It's having bids on it so it's still there
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    but I've just got my tx1200!! what would the wife say!!

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    Happy birthday dear
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    mmmm just seen it, it'll be dear if i need to get a bigger van!! what a beast

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