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Are sky up to date with the states or lagging behind -
My little whirlwind has come up the hill, collected her flashing lights machine and gone.
She's amazing.
No further signs of the other two.
Why can't my esteemed customers be as pleasant.
And work as hard.
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Yonks behind I'd guess.Originally posted by norrahe View PostAre sky up to date with the states or lagging behind
Haven't shown an episode since December.Comment
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Blimey!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostYonks behind I'd guess.
Haven't shown an episode since December.
Well Walter has retired and opened a sweet shop/milkshake bar with Peter and Olivia.
And it all worked out fine in the end and they all lived happily ever after.
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostBlimey!
Well Walter has retired and opened a sweet shop/milkshake bar with Peter and Olivia.
And it all worked out fine in the end and they all lived happily ever after.
The end
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was the episode in question.Season 3, Episode 9 – Aired: 12/9/2010
Marionette
While the Fringe team investigate the case of a man who had his heart extracted, Peter deals with the revelation of who he's been dating for the last few months.
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that was a grim episodeOriginally posted by zeitghost View Postwas the episode in question.Comment
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Yes.Originally posted by norrahe View Postthat was a grim episode
I thought it was heartless really.
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I've got the risk assessment thingie up to 9 pages again.
I've put lots of words in.
And a number of pictures.
I have a picture of a soldering iron.
And a soldering iron stand.
And a soldering iron stand sponge.
I'm debating whether or not I should have a picture of some water wetting the soldering iron sponge on the soldering iron stand.
It's not a debate en masse though.Comment
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PALI!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostSince the appalling pong seems to have dissipated somewhat, I may as well get on with the increasingly tedious H&S crapola.
No one cares any more.
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