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Everyone needs a hobby...

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Glad you don't work where I work. Far too much jailbait. :p

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bluecassandra.livejournal.com

oh come on. You don't like wedges that much.
I finally got my shoes from Office, by the way, and they match my latex, I feel, so it's all good.
Bmovie?

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Hey! I have been known to resist dangerously-close-to-underage women in the past. Occasionally.

And the last one was hardly my fault anyway, she told me she was 19 :)

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It's not the fact you would/wouldnt' do anything but it wouldn't go down well if you were caught perving at kids in the adoloescent unit. :p

Coz of course I'd never do that.....

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She has very pretty feet though. And life's been extremely slow lately.

(Matching latex and shoes)++

Tonight I shall mostly be driving from south London to north Norfolk, as tomorrow is my mum's wedding. Thank god they finally got my car sorted yesterday, at least it should be a slightly nicer drive now.

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Well of course - women never perv over jailbait. :-D

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of course not. I wasn't caught looking at the 4 very young girls at the bus stop the other day at all.

(one of them was ok coz she was pushing a buggie :p)

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dpash.livejournal.com

Do we get pictures? Purely for research purposes you understand :)

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I am not asking the cute girl at my office if I can take pictures of her feet to post on the Internet!

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skx.livejournal.com

The combination of your icon and your message is .. inspirational.

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lusercop.livejournal.com

LOL!

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Really, you should :)

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It is sufficiently weird that it would almost be a good chat-up line.

But maybe not.

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Do post about the car when it's done :)

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No, just ask her for photos of all of her - you can always post just the feet if you feel like it ;)

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It did cross my mind, and figured it would certainly cross yours...:)

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I just treated it to the extra special valet service at my favoured local hand-wash place. It's now so clean that, um, all the dents, scratches, and other imperfections in the paintwork stand out really badly. D'oh.

As one of my friends from a few years back was fond of saying, "You can't polish a turd".

It's driving fine now, only lingering problem is some juddering when riding the clutch when the engine is cold. It didn't do that before the clutch was changed (when the engine was rebuilt), so I'm not entirely happy about it... I dunno if I can face another round of visiting the engine place to get it sorted out though, presuming that that's what's required.

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Mention it now, or forever ride your clutch...

Oh, and T-Cut. :)

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They're all beyond the T-cut stage... these are serious stone chips and/or deep scratches, mostly through to the metal, some with a dent in the metal.

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Ah, yes. I've been patching my bike up with a 2 pot black paint kit from Halfords. Includes filler/primer, a sanding/blending bad and a little tool to scrape out loose paint/rust etc.

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I do stand to be corrected, but we get the same on the comercials when we have new clutches fitted, and loaded hill starts are often a " two stall " maouvre, it my just need bedding in...but you have done quite a few miles since it was fitted. I think it took the sprinter around 3k miles to really behave normally, but then we only use that for light work, so isn't really under load much.

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