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Problem wines.



 
 
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Old 20-10-2003, 02:09 PM
Tim McNally
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All my mistakes and problems end up getting sweetened and given away.
I feel good about it, and others like sweet wine.
Tim
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Old 21-10-2003, 12:02 AM
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Good advise, Tim.

Ray

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All my mistakes and problems end up getting sweetened and given away.
I feel good about it, and others like sweet wine.
Tim



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Old 21-10-2003, 05:26 AM
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Better advice is to stop making so many mistakes. I'm still working on that
myself...

Tom S

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Good advise, Tim.

Ray

"Tim McNally" wrote in message
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All my mistakes and problems end up getting sweetened and given away.
I feel good about it, and others like sweet wine.
Tim





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Old 21-10-2003, 05:32 AM
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Sorry folks, I hadn't noticed that this message was cross-posted before I
replied to it.

Tim -
Please don't post messages across several newsgroups simultaneously. That
tends to brand you as either a spammer or a troll. TIA.

Tom S

"Tim McNally" wrote in message
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All my mistakes and problems end up getting sweetened and given away.
I feel good about it, and others like sweet wine.
Tim



 




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