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Subject: gobber

Author:
Harry Egan

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Date Posted: "Tue,Jun12,2007,20:14:12
Author Host/IP: 81.153.204.177

Hi all hope you are all well I was just writing to see if gobber had heard of GPS as we in the enlightened north no longer use maps sat nav is the order of the day .Even in deepest Essex you must of heard of them .
You have got a point Spick he was a bit lost for words!!
Anybody heard fron the Turdmeister latley it seems to have gone quiet down southampton way
Burt Beedham thanks for the translation ebay is a wonderful thing
all the best Harry

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[> Subject: Re: gobber

Author:
Gobber
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Date Posted: "Wed,Jun13,2007,15:48:55
Author Host/IP: 194.176.105.39

Hi Harry to answer your question the cars in this part of the country cars are fitted with Sat Nav as standard, Unlike the north where fluffy dice and a sun visor with your name on are the norm. As an ex gun-bunny you should know that fancy equipment is only as good as the operator. Sat Nav requires switching on, you then need to enter a couple of postcodes, and then probally the most difficult aspect of all following simple instructions, I rest my case. On a serious note, Turdy was at Kev Woods funeral, he looked really well we had a good chat at the pub. He was still moaning about the expensive costs of good quality hair products. ( He wishes)

Regards
Steve