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  • SimonMac
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    If they are panicking god help them if they start reading the Daily Mail!

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by doodab View Post
    Pretty much sums up the age in which we live.

    BBC News - Rome braces for 'prophet-predicted quake'
    From that link:

    "It's all just stupid - but anyway if it does happen it would be a good thing, tidy things up a bit," said Augusto Costa


    Good man, proper British phlegmatism.

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  • dang65
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    Excellent quote. It sounds like something from Creature Comforts, probably being spoken by a very timid tortoise or something.

    YouTube - Creature Discomforts - Sweet Shop

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  • doodab
    started a topic Quote of the day

    Quote of the day

    Originally posted by Tania Cotorobai
    ...if you look at the internet you see everything and the opposite of everything, and it ends up making you nervous.
    Pretty much sums up the age in which we live.

    BBC News - Rome braces for 'prophet-predicted quake'

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