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In fairness to Meggerman, I would talk the customer through the option for a 2nd board and a replacement board and give them a price for either and let them decide!
 
Jeez, providing a quote for a new cu, bringing an old install up to date, what next? Im sure thats how Genghis Khan started out… in fact didnt Hitler base his dastardly premise of world domination and genercide on cu changes for the unaware?
 
Jeez, providing a quote for a new cu, bringing an old install up to date, what next? Im sure thats how Genghis Khan started out… in fact didnt Hitler base his dastardly premise of world domination and genercide on cu changes for the unaware?

No Hitler just wanted to throw everyone on an island, known as the Madagascar plan, very interesting read on wikipedia.
The gas chambers were is 2nd idea.
 
No Hitler just wanted to throw everyone on an island, known as the Madagascar plan, very interesting read on wikipedia.
The gas chambers were is 2nd idea.
told you the EU was the reincarnation of hitler. they sending everyone to an island.... the bloody UK.
 

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