
it's a tacky old piece of shit that my 62-year-old dad didn't want anymore. hell, as long as i can phone people with it, i don't care!
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:23,
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"hello house insurance people, i seem to have lost my internet, can you send me a new one?"
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:24,
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if only! my insurance is great, it's really cheap because i'm a council tenant(pauper), only £1.79 a week. i'm insured for £9k, which is a lot more than all my shit is worth!
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:29,
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i had a broken kitchen window for 6 years. it was double-glazed and some little shit had thrown a stone at it and smashed the outer pane. the police wouldn't give me a crime number* to get it fixed free and i couldn't afford to pay for it. i asked my mate to shoot it out with his air rifle, but he refused.
we're not friends any more.
*his mum said he was watching emmerdale with her at the time, lying bitch.
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:33,
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we're not friends any more.
*his mum said he was watching emmerdale with her at the time, lying bitch.

Everyone needs friends who are there for you in times of insurance fraud plans.
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:35,
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my mate crashed his car recently, he told me to say i was in the car with him, so i could claim for whiplash. i couldn't do it because
a) there's no way i could bring myself to lie in court
b) i was in bingo with about a thousand witnesses.
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:38,
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a) there's no way i could bring myself to lie in court
b) i was in bingo with about a thousand witnesses.

i've had a few friends ask me to lie in court. my ex asked when he was trying to claim for injuries, despite the fact that medical evidence showed quite clearly that he was lying. my mate asked me to lie when she attacked her fella, despite the fact that, once again, medical evidence proved she was lying.
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Wed 10 Dec 2008, 19:45,
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