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Great to see ye Snaw! Same old madness here in Blighty. Left your laptop bag in lots of new and exciting places lately?
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Hey Snaw...Good to see you here.
Sadly one of your countrymen has become the laughing stock of CUK.
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Hey snaw
Nice to see you. Sounds like life treating you well over there. Planning on staying long-term?
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Jeez, a mere infant calling me a socckie. I'm seriously thinking the standards of newbie bullying must have dropped to let this cretin through the filter.
<edit> he deleted his post already.... eye eye or something?
All good in sing sing, bought the obligatory 'I live in the country so I'll by a' hoose. Dunno, hard to motivate yerself to post in the late wee hours of UK when it's just the non contracting overseas domiciled CUK contingent.
Nice to see the dim and dodgy are as welcoming as always. Sounds like the UK is booming DP, you restocking gold?
Rest seems to be same ole same ole.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostYour first post for a while - where have you been?
BBC News - Occupy London camp evicted from St Paul's Cathedral
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Hi there. Hows the weather over there ? we have daffodils coming up right now, even up in ScotlandOriginally posted by snaw View PostWhat's new?
not to bad for the middle of March
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- There's a rep system
- AtW is still in a bedsit in Brum but does seem to actually have some paying customers
- Peoplesoft bloke has taken over your role of sparring with Dodgy
- Sas has a new shed.
- Churchill is banned
- Brillo is unbanned
- I'll be buying that Surrey mansion this Summer that DimPrawn has been dreaming about for 6 years.
Rest is same old.
How is Singapore going? Homesick yet?
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