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Oh, I think it was semi-sarcy, not from Southern Rail - i.e. a rare compliment! Still getting to grips with this twitter malarkey. -
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Ah, just seen what you mean - yes, someone having a dig at the train peopleOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostEh?
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Indeed, their twitter page is not (generally) a happy place.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAh, just seen what you mean - yes, someone having a dig at the train people
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Thanks for the warning, let's hope he stays there.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostSuity's back in General
My brain is fried from discussing a rather boring novel.
It would be nice if they'd pick summat interesting for these book clubs, but it's a mare reading summat in cloggy and then discussing it in cloggy if it's dull.
It is useful though as it's run by where I've done cloggy courses and is essentially a free class.
I'll suggest a translation of 50 shades of grey for the next one
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Just redecorating or new kit for the kitchen?Originally posted by DaveB View Posthaving spent a thrilling* day in Leeds with Clients A and B am now on the train on the way home.
Out tonight with the local CAMRA mob. Getting to the pub early and eating there as the kitchen is currently in bits due to redecoration.

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That's the kind of controversy that will have those of us in TPD asking for bannings for fruit related food crimes.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAfter the bitter controversy provoked by last night's gammon and pineapple, I'm going to dial it down tonight and just have soup or an omelette or something
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostThat's the kind of controversy that will have those of us in TPD asking for bannings for fruit related food crimes.
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