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Sockpuppet replied

2 January 2007, 11:38
Originally posted by TonyEnglish in the 3rd post

Is there a cut off point? - i.e. the last word before new years day - to see how sad AtW is logging on at 23:59 to get the last post.

That was a spookily accurate guess.
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To BI or not to BI? replied

2 January 2007, 11:27
This is going to be a long one, me thinks!
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Xenophon replied

2 January 2007, 09:35
Originally posted by DaveB

So are we starting the "Last Word" thread for 2007 now then?

Nooooooooooooooooooo!!!
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DaveB replied

2 January 2007, 09:35
So are we starting the "Last Word" thread for 2007 now then?
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sasguru replied

2 January 2007, 09:24
Time to put this "sad git, Billy no mates, hence didn't go out on New Years eve like normal people" thread to rest. I hope your lives improve so that the necessity of this thread is gone by next year.
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wendigo100 replied

1 January 2007, 19:15
Originally posted by Troll

Is 23:59 a winner or 00:00?...is 00:00 technically speaking in 2006 or 2007?

00:00 is in 2007. The Russian wins. There was something inevitable about it.
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Troll replied

1 January 2007, 12:37
Originally posted by AtW

Ho-Ho-Ho: One Post - One Win............................................

Is 23:59 a winner or 00:00?...is 00:00 technically speaking in 2006 or 2007?
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Troll replied

1 January 2007, 12:34
Originally posted by Viktor

A Happy New Year to everyone! I will drive back to London tomorrow, better to go to sleep now...

Make sure you fit your headlight beam deflectors as you get into the UK - seen a lot of Poles on the M20 who don't bother... lawless feckers
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Troll replied

1 January 2007, 12:32
Originally posted by Troll

Happy New Year !!!

Bang on the money 'cept this clock is fecked up & not GMT - is that to accomodate all the Eastern Europeans?

anyway do I win a prize?
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SallyAnne replied

1 January 2007, 01:41
Originally posted by Troll

Arse

Ah Troll - that was beautiful, and very poetic.

I hope you had a nice night honey, whatever you did x x x
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Viktor replied

1 January 2007, 00:58
A Happy New Year to everyone! I will drive back to London tomorrow, better to go to sleep now...
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DirtyOldMan replied

1 January 2007, 00:08
Much the same as it was 10 minutes ago.

Happy New Year everyone.
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Troll replied

1 January 2007, 00:00
Happy New Year !!!
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AtW replied

31 December 2006, 23:59
Ho-Ho-Ho: One Post - One Win............................................
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Troll replied

31 December 2006, 23:52
Arse
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