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:lol: @ “a month of lurking”! :lol:

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@robyn wrote:

7 people on here right now and no one but me and owen posting :roll: …..(actually havent seen owen for a bit)
Talk to me dang it , I’m bored :D

Hello Robyn! :D
Good to see you, you’re not alone so don’t worry. :wink:

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@tommy-toxen wrote:

@Beatty Blue wrote:

Finland is just fine… just chat is just sh*t…

Very sh*t. That’s why it’s 3rd on google! All the best sites only have 6 members and are 12234345634623465377373rd on google.

JustChat is third on Google if you type in ‘chat rooms’. But if you type in
‘message boards’ JC doesn’t get a mention. :?
I declare Beatty the winner! :P

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“The music of our hearts is roots music, which recalls history, because
without the knowledge of your history, you cannot determine your destiny:
the music about the present, because if you are not conscious about the
present, you’re like a cabbage in this society.”

(Misty in Roots)
http://www.mistyinroots.ws/home.html

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@squeezy wrote:

As has been pointed out numerous times – the fight threads are the ones that
get the most views,

This is a bogus arguement Squeezy. (Not proposed by you I know).
The numerous ‘views’ of the fight threads can be attributed to the flamers
who keep revisiting the thread to read responses, and to post their own
responses.
There are a few who read the fight threads without contributing, but surely JC
is all about contributing and contributors?
The constant fighting is driving new and old users away from JC.

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@pats wrote:

i prefer sour. :wink:

Surely you mean tart?! :-s
https://www.justchat.co.uk/boards/viewtopic.php?t=7341

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@sunny wrote:

BRUM 2 torque 0 :D/

Reading 3-2 West Brom :D/

Be seeing you! :wink:

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:lol: :lol: :lol:
I gotta go pee!
:lol: :lol: :lol:

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@soulie wrote:

not since fulham beat newcastle, good result for reading tonight

Thanks Soulie, I wasn’t going to mention Reading tonight. O:)

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Reading 3-2 West Brom (aet) :D :D :D

A hat-trick from Leroy Lita saw Reading complete a fantastic comeback
against Premiership outfit West Brom as they sealed victory after extra-time.

Lita got booked for removing his shirt
after scoring the winner

The Baggies were fortunate to be 2-0 up at half-time with a brace from
Richard Chaplow on 9 and 31 minutes.
Lita gave Reading a lifeline just after the break when he pulled a goal
back on 51 minutes.
John Oster’s right-hand cross was blocked into the path of Lita who
showed quick feet to swivel and confidently fire a low effort home to put
the tie back in the melting pot.
Reading continued to take the game to their Premiership opponents and
only some last-ditch defending from Wallwork denied Shane Long a
chance on goal.
Steve Sidwell then went close with a long-range effort before Lita put
Reading back on level terms with a fantastic solo effort on 65 minutes.
Lita scored his second of the night with a perfectly-weighted lob from 20
yards sailed over Chris Kirkland.
Reading continued to bombard the visitors’ box with crosses but they
were unable to conjure up a winner in normal time.
However, it did not take long for Steve Coppell’s men to take the lead for
the first time in the match when man-of-the-moment Lita completed his
hat-trick 3 minutes into extra-time.
Harper surged into the box only to mis-kick his shot but Lita was on hand
to slot the loose ball home from 10 yards to complete a super fightback.
West Brom had no answers against their high-flying opponents and never
looked like getting themselves back in the tie.
Reading will now face Birmingham in the fourth round after the Blues saw
off Torquay 2-0 in their replay at St Andrews on Tuesday night.

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