Rats that can stand on their back legs and have bushy tails instead of those long weird horrible ones!
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details man details!Originally posted by Bear View PostI feel like a sleep after that lunch!!
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They taste the same thoughOriginally posted by Katie View PostRats that can stand on their back legs and have bushy tails instead of those long weird horrible ones!Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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dont let atw catch you saying that...Originally posted by Katie View PostRats that can stand on their back legs and have bushy tails instead of those long weird horrible ones!Comment
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We dont allow lorries round our way - do we Katie?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI could say I live 1/4 mile from you and you'd never know .... unless you saw my lorry parked outside
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Originally posted by Katie View PostBP - you are so funny!
I hope you are for real, BP is a nice guy. Don't play him
CM - He asked where I live before he told me where he lived!
BP it is only about 1 mile to a mile and a half isn't it?
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I live in Kent too.Originally posted by Katie View PostNope, otherwise you get charged as you are entering..."London's low emission zone!"
So, BP you are down this way too?Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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I already said - Fuzzy's, but if you're really interested -Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postdetails man details!
Large white roll/bap/cob/breadcake/teacake/barm* containing:
Butter
Roast beef - lots of
Horseradish sauce
Yorkshire pudding
Roast potatoes
Stuffing
Carrots
Peas
Gravy
*delete accordingly to local dialect.Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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