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I hate the way that there's a 5 minute slot on the breakfast news each week discussing who went out. Blatant advertising for a show I otherwise manage to avoid.
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Weather looks very very good for next week. Last few years have had very mild autumns.Originally posted by zoco View PostStrictly come dancing's back next week, football's already started, kids back to school Monday.
All spells out one very depessing fact. Summer's over and winter's on its way
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We'll have some clear blue sky but not to hot kind of days, the nights draw in and soon it will be time to go snowboarding.
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I always like this time of year for some reason. Maybe due to start of school year, new beginnings etc, crisp mornings, blackberries, conkers. August is always a bit depressing.
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+1Originally posted by zoco View PostStrictly come dancing's back next week, football's already started, kids back to school Monday.
All spells out one very depessing fact. Summer's over and winter's on its way
T'was a couple of years ago i was listening to the pre-dancing interviews on the radio when it was pointed out there were X number of dancers so it would whittle down to the last 2 at christmas time. Pissed me off so much to think that was every saturday planned out till the end of the year. And then, they have a friday preview show and a sunday review show. Talk about wanking it dry.
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Strictly come dancing's back next week, football's already started, kids back to school Monday.Originally posted by minestrone View Postdo de do do do do do do, do de do do do do do do, do de do do do do do do, do! do! do! do! do!
Starts again tomorrow, Saturdays are back!
All spells out one very depessing fact. Summer's over and winter's on its way
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