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Is your Caps lock and or shift key broken?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Thats lunch scoffed
Turkey, red onion, some sort of lettuce, wrap
Pack of BBQ hulahoops and an appleComment
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I might go an make a brew in a minuteOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostThats lunch scoffed
Turkey, red onion, some sort of lettuce, wrap
Pack of BBQ hulahoops and an appleComment
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I nearly responded to your fb comment. "Brighter lights mean you are more likely to be seen dropping gel wrappers".Originally posted by WTFH View PostFunnily enough, I saw a post on Facebook and thought of you - a new head torch that is 800 lumens, the company say it is not safe for use on the road.
One of the people replying says “Why not, my normal one is brighter than that and is fine, particularly on country roads”
Was that one of your FB sockies?Comment
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Still up North then?Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostI might go an make a brew in a minute
In London its a cup of earl grey....Comment
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As you liked NLUK's post.Originally posted by eek View PostGiven that I didn't post anything while away why is my name there?
If we are talking about the sockie account I think we are just put it on ignore - its not as if the posts add anything to any thread they post in....Comment
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Oh dear. My brother(the million dollar trader one who used to be in 1para and claims to have turned down the SAS though he probably did actually join) has been in touch.
This means he wants something.
HELP.....Comment
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London pah.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostStill up North then?
In London its a cup of earl grey....
Im sort of still in the midlands (only just)Comment
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So you accept (and admit) that this is a sockie account....Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostOh charming.
You make a lonely gal feel even more lonely and unwanted
At least I won't feel guilty putting you on ignoremerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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