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Weathergirl our friend is a local baker as a side job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her details!


That's worse Weathergirl.


Weathergirl, our friend is a local baker as a side job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her details!


The comma makes a big difference. I'll jump out now........

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Weathergirl our friend is a local baker as a side

> job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her

> details!

>

> That's worse Weathergirl.

>

> Weathergirl, our friend is a local baker as a side

> job, she's doing ours. Pm me f you'd like her

> details!

>

> The comma makes a big difference. I'll jump out

> now........



It'll all end in tiers Al


(i'm here all week)

Hi, i make beautiful and delicious cakes locally and very reasonably priced.


I can make the wedding cake of your choice for a very good price.


If you would like more information please pm me and check out my facebook page www.facebook.com/a.peace.of.cakee


Edited to add that i also deliver free locally!


Kind regards


Derya

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