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1. D9
2. D8
3. D6

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8 and 8.....guesses all the way.

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G8
A9
A8

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C6
C5
C11

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D4
C9
C6.

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As my old man used to say 'as nowt a piece written all o'er it.

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7. Got the two Bill Bryson ones right, I've read most of his books, and the clues could have been lifted from them.

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V Cameroon. England odds on favourites,but as the game panned out it was drama all the way. That day our discipline stood firm, where as Cameroon started to loose theirs. I remember feeling drained after watching it. Its the best England match I've watched.

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B9
C4
E2

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1. D9
2. C5
3. D7

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My preferred tipple is Auchentoshen. Lovely and smooth. Often on offer in supermarkets. I once got bought a Japanese whisky, 25 year old malt. It was excellent, but at £180 a pot .....

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1. D6
2. B8
3. C9

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1. C7
2. C5
3. C11

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Sorry. Ralph cant make Wednesday live, picked up a muscle strain on Saturday.
Don't worry about my earlier post, I'm sure all competitor's are upstanding and fair minded citizens. It's just me with a skeptic mind.

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Well done that man.

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Just a thought, Ralph. Having played the live event today ( thoroughly enjoyable) I couldn't help thinking that a match fixing scandal could occur. For instance player A v player B. After two rounds A is in the lead. All he has to do is wait for B to submit his grid ref. and then select the same squ...

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Well done Ralph n spot.

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Back o' the net.

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Traffic

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Is it just me or has anyone else got a slight match day buzz.

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A little shaky, haven't played for a while.

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Ready to go.

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8,12,15. On the third set, the pictures helped.

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Another shout for the exorcist. Never watched it again.

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Live. Count me in.

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C8
C6
D9

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Ive always found Haffners pies very palatable. Reminds me of the period I was working down in Bristol. I took a cheese and onion pie down with me. The guy on the next (a local) desk to me enquired. ''What's the pie''?. I replied it's a cheese and onion. The look on his face, almost horrified. I said...

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7. Some tough ones there.

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I'd like to have a go. Any format will do.

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Eintracht Frankfurt for me. Saw them on the Turf as a 10 year-old. It was the first game that I had watched without my dad. I stood on the bee hole end, with the evening sun in my eyes. We got mullered, think it was 1-3. They have been my German team since then.

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Hummmmmmmmm all i can say i planned to paint the outside of the house and had given myself a time frame until Sept to get it done . Yet got it all done in 8 days in April , now what to do .

Give it a second coat. ?

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It's all relative. For instance, if you have assets of £70,000+ you are in the top 10% of the worlds wealthiest. So someone in the bottom 10% would probably regard me as a rich bztd.

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9. 8, I knew. The Hawaiian one I got because i pressed the only island I'd heard of.

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Congratulations to you and Mrs CC.

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Think I'll stay home.

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My grandad used the phrase ''thi sure tha dunt work fer Wattsus''. It was a derogatory term for anyone who was of disheveled appearance.
Watt's was a cotton mill and apparently the workers would appear after a shift covered in cotton weft.

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Dun't need ta go down't mine, thiz plenty o' slack in thi kecks.
To someone who wore over sized trousers.

Thaz two a'peth short of a bob.
Not quite the brightest.

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Miguel Almiron and Peewee Herman.

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Jacques Brel. For those who have never heard or seen him, look him up on YouTube.

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Think you'll find its Uzbekistan that's double landlocked.

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Hillsborough '74. Colin Waldron breaking McDonalds legs, instead of just hanging on to his shirt tails.
And, wishing I'd parked the car at our end of the ground.

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the book 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy', which 'character’ was George Smiley? * Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Sailor, Richman, Poorman, Beggarman, Thief- sailor 2, In 1987, who offered $1m for the skeleton of Joseph Merrick (Elephant Man)? NI 3, In what year did the Charles and Diana Ingram 'Millionaire'...

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Thanks Burnley1989. I need to get it delivered, I'm in the high risk category. Do they offer this service. If the offer of the compost stands it would be gratefully accepted. I've a new raised bed to fill. I live in the lower Towneley area. Cheers

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Do any of you know where or who can deliver me some top soil and compost.

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Jenny Agutter hanging upside down in Walkabout. Mum and dad in the same room. Very uncomfortable.

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You can make your own buttermilk. Just normal milk + a spoonful of lemon juice or white vinegar and stir.

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