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Bit of man **** for ya. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1365960401.565359.jpg
 
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Side dish, mrs didn't take a picture of them, ill get her to next time just for you.
 
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That's me after showing my lad and my mates lad how to drive a kart.
 
Well I heard Zeb had an inclination to the aforementioned above and I'm not talking about the face bit.:yesnod:
 
Well one thing's for certain, if a UKPF get-together does happen we might as well bring the our other halves because there won't be any ladies talking to us.
 
Struggling with that aren't you? Go on lad you can do it!!
 
Why stand when you can sit, why sit when you can lie......

Old army logic!

I could stand and do it with one hand or use a spring.....

Or I could use the most effortless technique to get the job done and spare some energy for the Missus when I get home ;)
 
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