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Latest post Sun, Oct 25 2009 10:35 AM by Madhulk. 2 replies.
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Madhulk  +  951893 Sat, 24 Oct 09 10:57 PM
-Fellas, today's your lucky day. I have your money.

-Great. Lead on. Take us to the money?
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Avangi  +  951935 Sun, 25 Oct 09 12:02 AM
Probably so.  Unless prior context indicates they must first perform some service before getting the money.
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Madhulk  +  952380 Sun, 25 Oct 09 10:35 AM
Thanks, Avangi!
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