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I'm an expert on 18th century regimental uniforms, decant cheap port into a claret jug which I display on my sideboard, and list "my moustaches" as an interest in my College alumni magazine.


My friend Jeremy, who I hate, doesn't have a moustache but does have a tremendous set of buggers grips that I am jealous of.

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