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sandy115
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 Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:51 pm Post subject: whisky insurance |
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hi and hello to all, a strange first post but never the less, i was doing our annual home contents insurance, and the wife said did you add your malt bottles in,i laughed it off, how ever a quick count of the replacement cost of the contents of the drinks bar came, to £730,i never realisedhow much money was in this hobby regards to all  |
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JAB
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Location: Glasgow
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Yes i should really get round to that one as i have a few bottles worth £1000+ each, dont know what i would do if the place caught fire or something like that.
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paul4222
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| JAB, I'd get some decent salmon and smoke it over the remains, then consolidate yourself with a decent breakfast until the insurance is sorted out! |
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r900p
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Location: Hayfield, Derbyshire
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| I keep thinking about it, I've heard Halifax do it. Anyone else heard this or know of anyone else. I fear the quote though! |
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