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[Parisien]

Have you booked the hotel yet Frank for Paris?

Yup.......................a queen sized bed too.....................

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[Andyk]

Ah now maybe we should explain......Me and Frank are off to the Paris motorshow and the same time but not together....Other halves are present and separate hotels.

 

[Parisien]

Ah now maybe we should explain......Me and Frank are off to the Paris motorshow and the same time but not together....Other halves are present and separate hotels.

Thats not what we agreed AndyK...........................


How could you.........................


And on a public motoring forum too.............................................



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....am pullin' AndyK....this is me on the Paris Plage...chillin'............

 

[lozcb]

Ah now maybe we should explain......Me and Frank are off to the Paris motorshow and the same time but not together....Other halves are present and separate hotels.

Well i hope Frank has taken care of that bathroom , his missus was banking on it before any more car stuff , you aint been enticing him have you Andy


regards loz

 

[Parisien]

Well i hope Frank has taken care of that bathroom , his missus was banking on it before any more car stuff , you aint been enticing him have you Andy


regards loz

LOl....actually 2 bathrooms............!!!!!!!.............there goes the GS in Lisburn....


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[Andyk]

Pushing the boat out there Frank.....Don't mean the rubber one in the bath either.

 

[Parisien]

Have you booked the hotel yet Frank for Paris?

Actually AndyK......if you aint book an hotel yet...have a read of this.........

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-priceline-hotel-deals

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[Andyk]

Thats not what we agreed AndyK...........................


How could you.........................


And on a public motoring forum too.............................................



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....am pullin' AndyK....this is me on the Paris Plage...chillin'............

Very becoming Frank but not fussed on your sucking action....

 

[Parisien]

Very becoming Frank but not fussed on your sucking action....

Lol.......touche....


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