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Gummy, can I recommend you Lob your Bido.

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RJ he's talkin dirty again!! can ya get ya recipirical out and read him a verse or three?

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ps: excuse me for a while but I am charging with the light brigade and walkin up the kokoda??

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Gummy, I thought only a Lady could multitask, anyway, what is Cock Oh Dear??

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Oh gosh, not again.
I have woken up a parallel universe.


Stop me if I've mentioned this before .

later.... got chores to do

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you illiterate coq au van from middlesex - haven't you heard of the infamous kakoda trail that snakes through PNG and was used by the japs and the Aussies to wage war - or were you comfortable in your sheepskin beds at night dreaming of the Kingdom upon which the sun never sets??

anyway get on with ya diamond cutter and cut us some more concrete for the chain gang!

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Your Mulling-Tit if yer Ask me.
I ain't started cutting yet, I got thrown out the Toolhire Shop, the geezer asked me which "Grinder" I wanted, I said " A-Cute one" he told me I was "Being Obtuse".

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I nodded off at 10.30 PM last night , woke up at 1.30AM and am now wide awake.
If I try to get off to sleep again I will have to face laying in a stuffy bed waiting for sleep to engulf me, but I know it won’t.
I raid the fridge eventually feeling uncomfortable after eating a slice off of a bloomer, lathered with butter, a thick yoghurt, a glass of milk, coffee, a twix left over from the wandering halloweeners last night. None turned up, that’s a first.
WE were out until 8PM. It could have been that they came early, only to find a house in darkness & no car. Shame ennit?
Anything on tv, I can watch it in silence ......with subtitles, rather like those gritty continental films of yesteryear. Chesty Morgan in DEADLY WEAPONS springs to mind, and FLESH by Andy Warhol featuring his protégé JOE DALLASANDRO.
My that was a long time ago. I left school in 1964, 50 years ago. I don’t feel that I’m old enough to be able to say” Fifty years ago, I was........”
I think I’ll read. Actually I’m too tired. I might just go back to bed.

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I entered the fair hamlet of Basingstoke in June 1962 and what a sight for sore eyes - a quaint old rambling Hants village that needed a lick of paint - had a railway station on one hill and the Town Hall on another -they had just begun building the "new" bus station and what a mess they made of that - the London overspill gone mad - still with dozens of pubs and a bus service from the top of one hill to the other what mattered we were out for blood sports!!

if you'd played ya cards right RJ we could have rubbed shoulders in the workforce but I'mm sure PPH put terror in the hearts of many!!

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Listen on those stats, barring an unforeseen, Spitty will be posting long after the inevitable, anything you geezers would like posthumous, like?