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Ah all those months of carefully placed bribes have finally paid off for Ruaidhri and the MT team! ;)

 

Jim

BRIBES.... we don' need no stinkin' BRIBES

 

Da Boys just made them an offer they could not refuse.

 

Congrats Ruaidhri.....

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hi ruaidhri,

 

congragulations--mt and the babbage machine is taking its rightful place in the pantheon of fpn. ernestine, angelina, olga and i are very happy. olga still :drool: over ernst. my leffe is still dry and cold. i am looking forward to the movie about mt starring peachez, kissing, obi and angelina, the prettiest of my helpers. :blink:

the title of the movie could be "sin and sloe gin" or "i found love in leffe" :ltcapd:

 

have fun!!

 

:bunny1: :bunny1: :bunny1: :bunny1: :roflmho:

Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking- william butler yeats
Unless you are educated in metaphor, you are not safe to be let loose in the world. robert frost

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Dear Good Folks of FPN,

 

It was bound to happen. Just a question of when. Murphy Towers have now been assimilated by the FPN Admin Team...

 

Or did a member of Murphy Towers finally infiltrate the once-peaceful ranks of FPN’s Administration? We are not entirely sure yet.

 

Oh well… better to assimilate than be assimilated.

 

Please welcome Ruaidhri as the latest addition to the FPN Admin Team!

 

Hip hip… hooray!!

 

The FPN Admin Team.

Congratulations and great news!

Is it fair for an intelligent and family oriented mammal to be separated from his/her family and spend his/her life starved in a concrete jail?

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Ruaidhri Antique

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On a serious note for once -

 

Thank you all for your good wishes.

 

 

Thinks: Now I have to #%$£ live up to it :blink:

 

Fond regards,

Ruaidhrí

Administrator and Proprietor of Murphy Towers

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