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Crimewatch - Madeleine McCann
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Piss off!Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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I choose not to share these things, unlike yourself who has told us 93 times on this thread.Originally posted by Hairy View PostNo, not a bit. Happy as Larry, as are we. It's not point scoring, it's simply listing a fact, you conveniently keep forgetting. I think that's telling, and more inline with your accusation, but, hey, what do I know...
I don't think you'll find many people here who would leave their kids unlocked in their house, let alone an apartment/house in Portugal. But, hey, if that gave the kids issue later in life, being kept safe, then it's a chance I am willing to take. I wouldn't want to take the alternative option.
You don't have kids do you. I think this is a good thing.Comment
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You counted them, didn't you? Go on, admit it!Originally posted by minestrone View PostI choose not to share these things, unlike yourself who has told us 93 times on this thread.Comment
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You counted? I'm touched.Originally posted by minestrone View PostI choose not to share these things, unlike yourself who has told us 93 times on this thread.
I guess we'll go for a no on that. Darwin, a fine man.Comment
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As far as I'm aware there is no proof either way of your involvement.Originally posted by Churchill View PostI wasn't in Portugal at the time because I've never been to Portugal.
Now, if you can prove I'm lying then go ahead.Comment
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Well clearly your kids need to be saved as much as Maddy does.Originally posted by Hairy View PostYou counted? I'm touched.
I guess we'll go for a no on that. Darwin, a fine man.Comment
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Good idea. You list all the attributes of a total twunt and when we have agreed them, I will prove within the bounds of normal argument that I do not possess at least one of the attributes.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostProve you are not a total twunt.Comment
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