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kwackboy
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Why men shouldn't write advice Columns
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July 05, 2020, 17:59:27 »
Personally I think it's sound advice .
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tallpaul
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July 05, 2020, 18:14:39 »
He didn't warn about the retained fuel pressure in the hoses. Very dodgy adviser. She should ask her husband to take a look...once he's finished the job he's doing at the moment.
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hotbulb
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July 05, 2020, 19:42:42 »
I wondered whether it might be carburettor icing!
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July 05, 2020, 21:23:23 »
why did she have to "confront" him, she could have quietly backed out of the bedroom, walked back to the car and called the AA. They WILL let you join when you are already broke down.. Some women just like causing problems !!
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