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suityou01 replied

17 August 2011, 22:34
Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View Post

Don't be alarmed but one poster on here collects our avatars and makes mosaics out of them. For fun

Wouldnt worry much if I were you old bean - granted its a tad unorthodox - yet bear in mind its all part of growing up and being British.

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AlfredJPruffock replied

17 August 2011, 22:09
Don't be alarmed but one poster on here collects our avatars and makes mosaics out of them. For fun

Wouldnt worry much if I were you old bean - granted its a tad unorthodox - yet bear in mind its all part of growing up and being British.

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suityou01 started a topic One world government a step closer (according to the sun)

17 August 2011, 20:59
One world government a step closer (according to the sun)

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THE leaders of France and Germany tonight called on Eurozone nations to form a "collective government" to save the struggling currency.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel put forward the radical plan to balance the budgets of the 17 nations that use the crisis-hit single currency.

They said they want a "true European economic government" that would consist of the heads of state of all member nations.
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