I think the spell in the army will be good for him. Rob-pretty much. Tideliar-I suspect a lot of that is bluff and bluster. JonnyB-you should complain to the management. FourDinners-supporting Oldham definitely requires Selfless Commitment. Donna/The Blonde-I agree although it's not always easy.ideliar-I suspect a lot of that is bluff and bluster. JonnyB-you should complain to the management. FourDinners-supporting Oldham definitely requires Selfless Commitment. Donna/The Blonde-I agree although it's not always easy.
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