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LegalEagle-ish Wrote:

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> I should also add:

>

> - will help me dig my garden - Do you really mean "dig" and "garden" or are we talking "plow" and "furrow"?

> - happy to pool resources (when I finally have

> some) to buy a piece of land and start an

> eco-farm - Would rather build an eco-house

> - is handy round the house (I'll help if I have

> to) - very handy, skill level subjective.

> - thinks growing fruit and veg in a small London

> garden is good not wierd - always good to include your heavy metal intake in tastier fare

> - likes execise - vertical, horizontal, downhill or in the sportshall

>

> Not sure why I'm still single!

>

>

> Edited cos I couldn't see the spelling mistakes on

> my phone!

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can hold down a job ---------------------------Check

isn't addicted to any chemical substances------Check

knows how to cook -----------------------------Check

isn't a woman beater --------------------------Check

Hasn't got a gambling problem -----------------Check

own hair and teeth ----------------------------For now, Check.

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