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Midlands Eagle 09 Mar 14 1.45pm | |
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Southampton_Eagle At the after party 09 Mar 14 1.57pm | |
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Phew! Wasn't me.
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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 09 Mar 14 2.53pm | |
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What a prat
"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'" |
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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 09 Mar 14 3.00pm | |
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AAH.....yoof of today
This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise. |
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Stirlingsays 09 Mar 14 3.36pm | |
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It generally just confirms my prejudices about people who regularly wear baseball caps.....I'm sure there are some sensible ones but they are swamped by their opposites.
'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen) |
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soulboy Lewisham 11 Mar 14 8.35pm | |
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Quote dannyh at 09 Mar 2014 2.53pm
What a prat Wow, are our collective memories that short?? Me, I still remember my youth, the winter months, sometimes snow on the ground and witnessing hordes of scantily clad girlies on a Saturday night, freezing their t*ts off, teetering along the high street enroute to some nitespot. Any suggestion that they wear a woolie to prevent the onset of pneumonia would most likely have been met with sneer and definitely scuppered your chances of 'pulling'. Point is, youths see clothing as a means to make a strong statement about themselves, - only oldies/conservative types/UKIP voters etc. think about the sensible use of clothing as a protection against the elements.
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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 11 Mar 14 8.43pm | |
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Quote soulboy at 11 Mar 2014 8.35pm
Quote dannyh at 09 Mar 2014 2.53pm
What a prat Wow, are our collective memories that short?? Me, I still remember my youth, the winter months, sometimes snow on the ground and witnessing hordes of scantily clad girlies on a Saturday night, freezing their t*ts off, teetering along the high street enroute to some nitespot. Any suggestion that they wear a woolie to prevent the onset of pneumonia would most likely have been met with sneer and definitely scuppered your chances of 'pulling'. Point is, youths see clothing as a means to make a strong statement about themselves, - only oldies/conservative types/UKIP voters etc. think about the sensible use of clothing as a protection against the elements.
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Mapletree Croydon 11 Mar 14 9.00pm | |
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Well, he wouldn't want to look silly would he by turning it the wrong way around
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collier row eagle romford essex via another galaxy 11 Mar 14 9.30pm | |
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It's aquickgame2 what a plonker!
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Freddie Crocker 11 Mar 14 11.14pm | |
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Quote Ian J at 09 Mar 2014 1.45pm
I believe he was sitting in the Main Stand (Glaziers Lounge, Block C) - at least I noticed a bloke wearing a baseball cap the wrong way round near the front of the stand at the beginning of the game. I didn't notice if he was shielding his eyes though.....
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Palace_denizen filed under " time wasters " 11 Mar 14 11.16pm | |
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Quote Stirlingsays at 09 Mar 2014 3.36pm
It generally just confirms my prejudices about people who regularly wear baseball caps.....I'm sure there are some sensible ones but they are swamped by their opposites. eh ? what about tony ?
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shannegraney7 New Addo/St Ives cambs 11 Mar 14 11.22pm | |
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Quote Freddie Crocker at 11 Mar 2014 11.14pm
Quote Ian J at 09 Mar 2014 1.45pm
I believe he was sitting in the Main Stand (Glaziers Lounge, Block C) - at least I noticed a bloke wearing a baseball cap the wrong way round near the front of the stand at the beginning of the game. I didn't notice if he was shielding his eyes though..... He must've been in the Arthur mate, as the sun shines down in your eyes on that side of the ground and not the main stand.
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