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'Seriously' is a tradition in General. Go hunt it down (you won't have to look too hard).Originally posted by wim121 View PostDo people ever accuse you of joking, because you tend to say "seriously" quite a lot?
I cant see what all the fuss is over. Just an ickle breeze up north. We used to have proper gales down south.
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Do people ever accuse you of joking, because you tend to say "seriously" quite a lot?Originally posted by Cliphead View PostExpecting some roof damage when I get back to the house tomorrow. Almost ran into a fallen tree earlier except for the builder who had the foresight to wear his hi-vis vest and walk beyond the bend to warn approaching traffic.
Seriously.
I cant see what all the fuss is over. Just an ickle breeze up north. We used to have proper gales down south.
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A friend of mine did that on a motorbike once. He was very lucky to get away with a broken bike and some bruises.
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Expecting some roof damage when I get back to the house tomorrow. Almost ran into a fallen tree earlier except for the builder who had the foresight to wear his hi-vis vest and walk beyond the bend to warn approaching traffic.Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post"It's a bit windy" - Cliphead
Seriously.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostHe's referring to the Challenger disaster.
I thought that was "OK, let her drive then......"
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He's referring to the Challenger disaster.Originally posted by 2BIT View Postwhere is that from? it's bugging me...
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"Well if I'm a war criminal may god strike me down dead" - Tony Bliar.
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