Happy Birthday Franky!
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A very happy birthday to my Mexican brother @bloodsnake007.
Have a good one buddy!
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Happy Birthday bro.
Happy birthday @bloodsnake007
Happy Birthday Sexy Beast
HELL YEAH!
Thanks EVERYONE for the amazing and kind words! 
Had a blast turning 30! 
Tomorrow I'll be recovering!
Happy birthday for the other day Franky
Hope it was a good one Me Old Mucker!
(You might have to google what that means)
Hope it was a good one Me Old Mucker!
(You might have to google what that means)
@Noodles Trust me, I can understand why she didn't purchase me one@bloodsnake007 Did Alyssa get you the gold PS4 you were hinting at?
She spent a fu**ing crazy amount of money for my birthday, just dinner and drinks at that Mexican Restaurant we went to was almost $400! 
(She and my friend split the bill though, still almost $200)
Not only that, she also bought me several gifts (Apes bluray, my expensive cigar, and 2 GoT wine bottles) But she did suggest that I can spray paint my old PS4 console, wonder how she got that idea!
LOL! 
@Flloydo I looked it up, "Me Ol' Mucker" is an affectionate phrase used by Inspector Thomas Brackenreid. It has its origins in England and Ireland where the term "Mucker" is slang for a low labourer who removes muck (waste, debris, etc.) from a mine, stable or construction site, also used for comrades in the trenches of WWI. In Northern Ireland, the term is also slang for a friend or acquaintance."
Thanks mate, or should I say "Muchas gracias hombre loco peludo" Google translate that! 
@Noodles Trust me, I can understand why she didn't purchase me one
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Not only that, she also bought me several gifts (Apes bluray, my expensive cigar, and 2 GoT wine bottles) But she did suggest that I can spray paint my old PS4 console, wonder how she got that idea!
@Flloydo I looked it up, "Me Ol' Mucker" is an affectionate phrase used by Inspector Thomas Brackenreid. It has its origins in England and Ireland where the term "Mucker" is slang for a low labourer who removes muck (waste, debris, etc.) from a mine, stable or construction site, also used for comrades in the trenches of WWI. In Northern Ireland, the term is also slang for a friend or acquaintance."
Haha, that translate went to the route and origin of the phrase, I defo weren't calling you a muck remover lol but yeah the friendly way. Me ol' Mucker = My Mate
Hahaha I am a hairy crazy man lol
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