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FatLazyContractor replied

9 November 2015, 10:57
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Rowan Pelling advises a widower on grief* | Daily Mail Online

I did not know MF's surname/forename is Klugscheisse. And what is he doing in Chester?
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9 November 2015, 10:44
When did we decide to go on forum holiday to the mail?

Rowan Pelling advises a widower on grief | Daily Mail Online

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Klugscheisse, Chester, United Kingdom, 17 minutes ago
Get him to do you from behind and place a photo of your dead hub in front of you as the old fella pounds you half to death .- that would I think be appropriate and fitting . I did not get the job as a lonely hearts columnist as I was deemed too sensitive
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clever boy, London, United Kingdom, 37 minutes ago
Just get back in the sack and grow up you're not getting any younger and your husband is not coming back
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crusaders, london, United Kingdom, about an hour ago
I would not wait at all and be only too keen get some action as time is passing by and it would be a shame to waste any opportunity and serve no purpose, just get on and enjoy it whilst you are able and the more the merrier.
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