Nicholas
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What hobbies do you have?
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Good thing he didn't buy a Volkswagen, then.If the brand fits
Dave
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Mercedes made some stylish cars for famous people.
Very
only in my dreams
Nicholas
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Hugo Boss once made a range of stylish uniforms...
Nicholas
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I hope it wasn't as prone to mechanical breakdown and as difficult to service as some German tanks were.
Oh helllllll.....Tupperware is overrated. I have some tupperware stuff that haven't been used in a couple decades, all because it's so disorganised in my plastics cupboard. Might consider leaving a few pieces in my will.
I'll sell them! Maybe even just give them away. Can't go ruining my rebel reputation!
Most of my kitchen stuff is glass, metal or ceramic, so will probably out last me.
Plastic stuff I tend to give away or "don't worry, you can keep that tub" when taking food over to friends or family.
Most plastic is replaced every 4-5 years max. Though often 3 years.
Poor car.
I hope he clears out his jizz tissues daily.
World map so you can plan how to conqueror the world?
Dave
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She might want to clean her swimming pool.
Is plastic not recyclable?
Not all plastics are
Well, it appears tupperware has a range that is already recycled. Maybe food containers are recyclable because they're BPA free.
Tupperware’s Eco line features chemically recycled plastic
The iconic brand has introduced two products made from the material, with plans to further expand its use of chemically recycled plastics.
www.recyclingtoday.com