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Azerbaijan.... Has everything
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Pour quoi la lingerie?
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The Germans are hysterical. Why the fingers?
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Is that moon going to fall on him?
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Tesco offer on Jaipur has disappeared
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Agreed. I had a look at their site earlier. Youch
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On 10/10/2020 at 17:43, Coconut said:
It's a bit sad that you need a 10% imperial version of Jaipur to get it to taste anything like it used to and not the piss poor excuse for Jaipur you get in supermarkets, but this is excellent.
The TeKu glass is great too, it's just a shame I know I'll probably smash it at some point in the not too distant future!
Where did you get the beer from?
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People who never signal, so many of them.
My old man was right. Always assume that every other driver is an idiot
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Enjoying the Eagle has Landed. Cheesy as the Stilton in the fridge
- AndyinLiverpool and TimRam
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I understand that it was the beating of their hearts that gave them away
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I think they're alone now
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Help your missus to stay sane. Lot of pressure on women to do the'right' thing
Both mine were caesarian section due to complications. My missus couldn't express milk but that didn't stop the leche mafia from being extremely judgemental, including bringing round a pumping system to 'encourage' her
Now, my missus is a lot brighter than me but found this so intimidating that she strapped herself in despite there being nothing there
Luckily my mother in law (Polish, don't mess) said that the situation was ridiculous and the baby went straight on to the bottle .....(after 48 hours of tears and self recriminations, not to mention a very hungry baby)
One happy baby resulted (now at Manchester doing Physics), one relieved wife and one group of hacked off leche Mafiosi who gave me a right rollicking when I returned their wretched milking kit
You know what, I didn't care. I should have done it earlier
Lesson learned. Keep balance. Don't go faddy. Look after the ones who need you by keeping the faddistas away
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Just to let you know that Jess passed away a few minutes ago. She had gone downhill rapidly today and we took her to the vets. She was surrounded by love as she went
- Mostyn6, Kinder, Steve How Hard? and 9 others
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Been better ?
She's breathing heavily at my feet and we're taking her tomorrow afternoon
Her stomach is distended and she's not eating so we're definitely doing the right thing
But right things often aren't easy
- Rev, Kinder, I know nothing and 5 others
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Just taken her for her penultimate walk to the top of the road. I know that I am doing the right thing
But this is mourning before mourning at our house
She was a rescue dog which my wife bought,. Having the hound kept my sanity and because she needed running saved my health as I needed to run with her
Having a pet is beautiful, but unless it's a tortoise you are destined for a long good bye
- sheeponacid, Kinder, Mostyn6 and 2 others
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Cheers ?
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Ours is on the way out. The thin balance between enjoying life and suffering has clearly been crossed.
The vet had said it would be quick and he wasn't wrong. Heart disease
She didn't have breakfast this morning, she's not walking.
Took her to see my folks for the last time this morning
Had her as a rescue dog eleven years ago so she's done well
Taking her to the vet on Wednesday
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Back from watching Yesterday.
8/10 for the film (a great way to spend a couple of hours).
Much higher for the songs. Makes you realise how much of modern culture was shaped by them and their milieu (ooh la laaaaas)
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Beggars of life
Old silent film with Louise brooks. Quality watch as not having sound means a different approach to narrative
Eurovision
in The Jim Smith Room
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Beyonce representing the UK next year? Still null point