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Old 26-01-2018, 06:56 PM   #1
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with Tunarama street parade on tomorrow and have at short noticed been coerced for towing a float a quick inspiration stepped into play.

Bunnings flag has already travelled @80KPH for 30 minutes so its going to stay. Flag in stuck onto extra long drill bit, base of bit is in bluetac covered in gladwrap so not to scratch paint, has zipties strapped around top and bottom and whackoo it holds...good enough for the queen.
Should have cleaned it but hot weather and me dont get on together.
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