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i_agree_with_nick
07 Oct 15 17:43
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Last time I went to Windsor racecourse I saw a notice: CAUTION HORSES

Did I take extra care as I made my way to the entrance? No but I felt a strong urge to reach for a yellow card when I was at the pre-parade ring.

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kincsem
When: 07 Oct 15 18:34
Caution horse's?
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Roger The Butler
When: 07 Oct 15 18:40
There's an episode of Jonathan Creek where the whole episode and what drives a man to death is down to a little black fly on a note that appears to be a comma. Completely changes the meaning of the sentence. They find the note after his death but the fly has fallen off and they can't work out how the note drove him to death. But Creek works it out. Clever stuff.
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i_agree_with_nick
When: 07 Oct 15 18:46
Yes, seen that.

Have you seen the episide concerning Ghosts Forge? (apostrophes)
By:
Roger The Butler
When: 07 Oct 15 18:47
It rings a bell but can't remember. Have seen nearly all of them.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 07 Oct 15 19:36
Punctuation. The difference between helping your Uncle Jack, off a horse. Or, helping your uncle jack off a horse.
By:
MC Roller
When: 07 Oct 15 20:19
I always backed caution horses and doubled my stake when trained by H Cecil.
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bix
When: 08 Oct 15 07:30
Eats shoots and leaves.
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