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As long as they dont start at eight in the morning and invade most threads I couldn't give a monkeys my old muckerOriginally Posted by rover
There are 95 posters on line at the minute (not including the invisible ones) hope none of them are talking shite.
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I got the jist of that, OUCH!As long as they dont start at eight in the morning and invade most threads I couldn't give a monkeys my old mucker
Once a prick - always a prick.
Lucy Chambers (17-02-11)
My cat just jumped up on my lap. Lolz!!!!1!!11!one!1!!!1!!!!
An don (17-02-11)
Read the book ?
Come in she said "I'll give you shelter from the storm "
Would love to mellors but I don't have time.
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Ah, your cat. Well, I am slightly jealous of the cat as it got in the way of our passionate lovemaking this morning...the lovemaking I need to share with everyone thus validating my existence
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He was a miserable man who hated anyone to be happy. He was visited by three spirits on Christmas Eve and shown the error of his ways
I think the book is called a Christmas Tale. I know Dickens wrote it. Cool guy, Dickens
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Fitzy (17-02-11)
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Ebenezer Scrooge is the miserly main character of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol first published in 1843. Scrooge is probably one of the most well known misers in literary history, and has become, over time, a symbol for transformation of the spirit.
Scrooge’s profession in business is a bit unclear. Some people believe he is a usurer, while others think he is a banker or property owner of sorts. At the beginning of the novel, we find Scrooge dwelling on the memory of his late partner Jacob Marley. It is clear that Scrooge clearly hates Christmas with great passion, and any sort of jolliness or merriment associated with Christmas spirit.
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Lucy Chambers (17-02-11)
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Ah the joys of working, I miss all the fun during the day.As long as they dont start at eight in the morning and invade most threads I couldn't give a monkeys my old mucker
Thank you all the ladies I had pleasure of meeting. Forever grateful for the memories
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