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Copper Bits,

or am I behind the times?
 
Not guilty M'Lud.

I'm going for CCTS, a training establishment in Belfast.
 
Just thought it a little bit funny that in the contact details the address is listed as 'coming soon'.
 
First I've heard of them but they could be handy being in my stomping ground and all. They don't have an address yet though.
 
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