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17th September 2008, 16:19

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NickFitz

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Quote:

Originally Posted by oracleslave

Actually I was quite happy with it until it went tits up.

The clue lies in the second part of that sentence

The optimist fell ten storeys
And at each window bar
He shouted to the folks inside
"Going all right so far!"

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