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year's - afore the grammar cops nab me
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You were right the first time
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do the "years" not belong to the "ago", crags? Thereby making it "theirs"?
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As a three year old my parents were told that I had but 48 hours to live. My parents hugged one another shaking with emotion. The Consultant said that he was sorry he could not give them any cause for hope. "No, another 48 hours we can cope with." said my father.
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We can all laugh and joke about death but at the end of the day, it's Jesus who looks after us.
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No, trilby22, not in my opinion.
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Nice one, dunlaying
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I take it you're referring to my grammar, as opposed to Jesus, crags?
Where's my Led Zep post gone ... |
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To both, really.
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That's all right, crags!
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A massive, red suspended sign once chased me round the neighbourhood. I think I got away with it.
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Istanbul 2005 Champions league. A foreign bug. 10 days in hospital 3 months off work, lost two stone and never been the same since !
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no dunlaying I was after crucian carp at the time. I used to fish the river Dove for barbell as it was much cleaner although someone once told me that the barbel record was set in Burton in the mid 1900's.
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Burton, I have caught many a Crucian but never a Barbel. I will Google "River Dove" immediately.
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it's a lovely river m8 which I think starts somewhere in the Peak District. The legendary Izaak Walton used to fish it around that area, it is so clean and it also holds a good stock of brown trout and grayling.
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What a lovely looking venue Burton. If I were younger and fitter I would give it a spin.
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