Originally posted by Bagpuss
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Previously on "Comments for the mods."
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Don't ask - we'll all end up on holiday in the back @ss of nowhere again! The trauma would be too much to bear!
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I'm curious. What was the nature of the libellous comments.
Without repeating them, of course.
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I try not to post more than 200 times a day, but it's hard to resist.Originally posted by FiveTimesand it reduced your daily post count to only 236
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and it reduced your daily post count to only 236Originally posted by richard-afI have a mind to sue! Does CUK not realize that the Bulletin Board's temporary demise meant that I actually had to find some real work to do? I feel quite ill, now.
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I have a mind to sue! Does CUK not realize that the Bulletin Board's temporary demise meant that I actually had to find some real work to do? I feel quite ill, now.
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Once you get to know them.Originally posted by cailin maithFriendly goats too!
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Friendly goats too!Originally posted by Old GregI got to meet some goats, though.
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Have to go again, new job, lots of workOriginally posted by Old GregWelcome back.
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Welcome back.Originally posted by alreadypackedThat was my quid, pay up
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I got to meet some goats, though.Originally posted by cailin maithAnd the poor sod got no pudding either....
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That was my quid, pay upOriginally posted by Old GregI found a quid in the street this morning so the balance has been restored.
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I found a quid in the street this morning so the balance has been restored.Originally posted by FiveTimesYou only feel bad because it cost you a quid
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