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Status Replies posted by eastwestdivide
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More chutney on the hob, marrow, tomato and apple this time.
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Thought I enjoyed building track until I tried this left hand three way tandem in copper clad - bo****ks!
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Just asked wether I would like a new career with La Senza! Things are looking up!
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EPBs? 4CEPs? VEPs? So much to take in, and so much I simply don't know. Fun to find out, mind!
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packing for UK...dry clothes or wet clothes required?
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weekend engineering works
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Any of you ever met this chap called Al Cohol?
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Thought I'd have a crack at writing a status...
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may be much too old for Frosties, but d**n if I don't like them... :-D
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Eccles Road signal box photographed today, lots more pictures to take though
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Hic latine locutus est!
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now understands the old adage measure twice, cut once.
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Typing away whilst watching ICE trains and DB and DB regios rumble past hotel window on way into Koeln
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Has a plumber in today fitting a new hot water cylinder and moving the header tank to the loft - I thought Monday was the gas man ......
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Where can I find a replacement spine?
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'Miaow.......miaow' - another quote credited to Winston (the cat that lives up the road) :-p
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Porridge or porage?
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Exeter - heavy rain, clearing slowly, visibility good, winds slight....
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Do penguins have pen pals?
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i didn't get where i am today by...
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is looking for a copy of 'Those Bones' by The Correct Speech Gospel Quartet'.
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Look pretty young but I'm just backdated
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thinks he should evaluate other treatment options for his hayfever :-( . Feeling very much down at times due to this c**p.
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Perhaps the forum could be replaced witha big noticeboard that we pin bits of paper to. It could be sited on the back of a lorry that slowly tours the country. After all, computors will never really catch on...
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Perhaps the forum could be replaced witha big noticeboard that we pin bits of paper to. It could be sited on the back of a lorry that slowly tours the country. After all, computors will never really catch on...