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Oh my!! Very nice indeed, mate!!! John
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Great! Another project by Mario! I'll just pull up a chair and enjoy the show, mate! John
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It's really good to see your Constellation log back with us, Jerry! John
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Augie, You were in hospital for "a few days" and it's nothing serious? Just get well, mate!!! John
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A good start to what will no doubt be another beautiful build! I'll be watching with interest. John
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I've got a front row seat for this one, too! John
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Looking good, Mobbsie. As rest for your eyes after the fine work, try gazing at a pint of bitter down at the pub! John
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