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Don't I know it.... fancy saying he didn;t think he wanted a divorce..... it;s been 3 and a bit fecking years.... get a grip man!!!!Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Anyway - my wine is calling me - gotta go..
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostDon't I know it.... fancy saying he didn;t think he wanted a divorce..... it;s been 3 and a bit fliping years.... get a grip man!!!!
A lady friend of mine has a rather odd ex.
I don't think he actually tried to contest the divorce, but as she was getting it because she didn't like the way he set fire to their house, with them in it, and then tried to keep the Fire Brigade out, he probably realised he didn't have much of a case.
Even so, if I'm out with her and we run into him he can be very strange... luckily he knew me slightly some years ago and doesn't actually dislike me, but when she's been out with other chaps he's apparently turned very peculiar on occasion
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I am trying to make myself lift a finger and finish testing of one SKA feature I've been working for at least a week...Comment
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No. Next...Originally posted by NickFitz View PostDoes SKA utilise the principles of Representational State Transfer?Comment
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Ooh, The Bill.
Haven't seen that in six months.
I wonder which of the coppers is the psychopath at the moment?Comment
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