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of course………

he kept tropical fish

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bolton, bristol city or barnsley national party ?

which BNP do you mean ?

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too much info there hun, even allowing for the rubber lips

i almost got knocked down by alexei sayle once he was cycling i wasn’t

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@rubyred wrote:

@minim wrote:

All extremists should be first up against the wall come the revolution!

yah !!!

jah rastafari !!!

some irony from mims

+ pure whitehot reaction by rebelrubes at the sight of one word
( wall ?)

………….i met that muhammed al-fayed once i asked him for ten-bob he said “you nothing but bloody idiot know nothing you bloody part of establishment”

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i also have no access to the internet but have heard of “jaycee”

fortunately i employ a highly trained team of pygmy bi-tches to provide whatever connections are needed from one hour to the next

i believe they are very concerned about american democracy – everybody gotta a hungry heart is their communal battlecry – but right now chief welltrainedpygmybitch is reporting your second answer as an informative one to a different question.

now just look ! what are they doing wiv dem eucalyptus leaves ? lol
x

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i agree – three months is about right, and if they have a long history of smoking their litterbugging children in a fatly manner then yes, three months is about right

However if you really pressed me i would have to say that, even if they had done nowt wrong at all – then a sentence of maybe ……three months ?

would be about right

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keeping in with the irish theme, one by Paul Muldoon

Why Brownlee Left

Why Brownlee left, and where he went,
Is a mystery even now.
For if a man should have been content
It was him; two acres of barley.
One of potatoes, four bullocks,
A milker, a slated farmhouse.
He was last seen going out to plough
On a March morning, bright and early.

By noon Brownlee was famous;
They had found all abandoned, with
The last rig unbroken, his pair of black
Horses, like man and wife,
Shifting their weight from foot to
Foot, and gazing into the future.

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cheers sarge

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@r.O.T.T wrote:

honest opinion
words can be said far better than they will ever be read
(no rhyme intended)
poetry is for the true airheads

said better than read

yep

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@minim wrote:

I love that one Pepper. I think i’ve heard it being read, but didn’t know it was Joyce.

it’s the first line isn’t it mims ?

“I hear an army charging upon the land” – think that’s been used quite often.

I like the one about his baby son, born when Joyce’s father died.

and would anybody like to start a finnegans wake thread ? lol

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