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Old 29th October 2005, 02:09   #1
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Anyone have a M5 delivery check list? In other words, what should I do for the next 18 hours while I wait for my car?
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drink your favorite drink and sleep. you'll be up all night it you don't!
enjoy the delivery and take your time with the car. it is total technology overload. but to the BEST degree
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Good advice...and taken. I guess I'll mow the lawn next , trim it, clip the hedges, close the pool, play with the kids, clean out the old X5, gather up the music CDs, pace, get coffee #5, play with the kids more, then head on out!
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