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Thatβs two days running. Must be the antibiotics.
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Thatβs two days running. Must be the antibiotics.
The Trumpama Canal.
A new trough of despond.
A funeral in Sevenoaks.
My last aunt (91).
βWho are all those old people?β I thought, overlooking my own decrepitude.
How very thoughtful of him.
Posterior patriots.
Iβd like to see Jock, Mandyβs dog, on the Β£500,000 note.
In recognition of his suffering.
Uprooted like that.
Hope heβs getting canine counselling (from the public purse).
Sankers
Plenty of room for a gulf between diners.
I canβt read the lunge menu.
Itβs in Flemish.
A pilgrimage in search of St James.
Could buy you one fruit salad sweetie.
β¦ or indeed, much.
Poor soul.
Motorbikes too.
I advise Marge not to apply.
I had a handsome, engraved Swiss Army knife, a gift from a Zurich policeman. The all-singing/all-dancing version.
Lent it to a pupil on a school camping trip.
He lost it, of course.
Itβs a long street, the Cop Shop being at number 999.
Is there any other way?
Or a box of split-pins in the shed.
βTories, you are deeply depressing.β
A. Badger.
I expect heβs heading back to Letsby Avenue.
(Apologies).
Youβre not wrong.
Itβs hard to bimble on a Fireblade, but I gave it my best shot today.
Thought I might give the beast up when I reached seventy.
But now Iβm thinking 75.
An Opinel, I trust.
Perhaps he could volunteer as a human shield.
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Must be the antibiotics.
You only have to look at their accounts at Companies House to see what huge profits they are making.
The bikeβs always on top form.
Itβs the rider who needs restoring!
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