They are not moving?
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18 years ago
water meters
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18 years ago
The walls of your padded cell?
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18 years ago
Matt, you are loosing it. Are you one of this sect of people moving?
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18 years ago
It isn't tight. Why would I need to loose it?
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18 years ago
Matt, then it is loose. That explains a lot.
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18 years ago
Put him in the dump file. Most of us did a long time ago.
Mary
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18 years ago
.. Mary, Mary, from the dairy, .. you said you were going .. and returned contrary
.. this Yorkshire Lass who posts en-mass .. about the things we hate alas
.. we don't like bees or washing up .. or a house so cold it freezes up
.. why did this woman leave and return? .. pushing her views of meanness and PR spurn
.. do we need to have her view? .. this damsel, this wench, this fair gender shrew
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18 years ago
Those that voted them in deserve it most.
DG
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18 years ago
They are a party of spite. Pure nutballs in country tweeds. Even Richard Rogers and Terence Conran, said that to dismantle the Festival of Britain site in a matter of few weeks of them getting into power in 1951 was pure political spite, as the festival was a huge success. Some of the building were unique, space age looking even now, and they took some demolishing. The festival inspired many of the late 20th century British architects and especially designers. The Skylon was huge and would be around today only for that bunch of tweed clad bumpkin weirdoes. I just wish Ken Livingstone built another one, to rub it in their noses, and let them know you can't hold back change, progress and the people.