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Yep and a blackun I lent him

It's a sad fact that the dog game is full of wankers like this and wankers that would defend them when it suits their agenda....... there's some of us know more than we say and say less than we should

Scum is all he is if a man hasn’t his word he has nothing 

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On 06/06/2018 at 08:47, dillydog said:

It's a sad fact that the dog game is full of wankers like this and wankers that would defend them when it suits their agenda....... there's some of us know more than we say and say less than we should. One day I'll put a massive list up of WANKERS I've had the misfortune to know and ungrateful WANKERS I've helped........or should I put it in a book 

Put it in a book 

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14 minutes ago, WEDGEY said:

His name's spoof

 

14 minutes ago, WEDGEY said:

His name's spoof

Thl will crash in a min everyone will be searching spoof in the members section ??

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All I can say is Im picking the young russel up tomorrow along with my blackun..Just wait to see in what condition...Lad  ? I wish 3 score and 10  been at it near on 50 year LOL

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