#8

I’m over on the 11th to the 14th for my…40th :weary::weary::weary::blush:

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#9

czech if you do, cheque if you don’t

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#10

Oooo same dates I think!

#12

If the holiday was booked before strike action is officially called a decent insurance policy should cover you if it disrupts your travel plans.

#13

Oooft, dinner?! :wink::grinning:

#14

I’m over with a bunch of STAG LADS from 18th to 20th.

#15

You go round the little Irish bastard’s house turn him upside down and shake the change from his pockets

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#16

No fucking way are you 40 in May!

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#17

He’s been 40 every May for the last eighty years.

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#18

I’ll even have babysitters with me.

If I do end up going I’ll let you know and we can go for a drink.

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#20

Aye yer right, I’m 47 :wink:

#21

Haha nice

#22

travel delay and abandonment is usually covered in travel policies so long as you booked your trip before the dates of the industrial action were announced.

Check yo policy keef.

I’ve never been to prague. I can’t believe Lo-pan hasn’t invited me to his 40th birthday party in prague.

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#23

Yeah, was thinking that myself. Just his mates @keith and @Scout by the looks of things.

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#24

Cool, keep me posted, that would be cool.
Might be difficult to shake off the troops right enough but I’m a resourceful chap :grinning:

#25

That’s because neither me nor the troops could keep up with you :grinning::wink:

#26

I’m an embarrassing lightweight these days! :joy::rofl::scream::stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::face_vomiting::face_vomiting::face_vomiting::face_vomiting::nauseated_face:

#27

Ha, even a lightweight UP must surely be a force to be reckoned with?! :wink::grinning:

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