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    Dave....Are you unlucky Alf perchance? http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2yjcbz_unlucky-alf-bus-stop-very-funny_fun Oh Bugger.
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    Yeah, I'm not sure about 'exorcising the ghosts of an inglorious past', but I do think my vote was influenced by the ideals of community, 'greater good' and our having more than just a trading partnership with our neighbours. Perhaps unsurprising given I've always felt more European than British due to my parentage. Dad after all found a new home here, having had his life in Poland turned upside down a few days short of his 21st birthday and Mum was a Scot, though working in London when they met. Sure, I'm not unaware of its failings. But I admit to voting on the basis of (a romantic, perhaps) belief that the EU can be improved. And to improve it, better from within I reasoned. Interesting thread.
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    I looked at these variations some years ago, and sort of came to the conclusion that there might be four types , though the differences are so slight that it's hard to be totally sure, any way I scanned all of them and placed sections of all four together for comparison . Terry 1 has a narrow rim with the shortest teeth 2 slightly longer teeth with slightly wider rim 3 is very similar to 2 but the teeth do seem a fraction longer 4 has the longest teeth and widest rim
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    Trump Believes Scotland voted for the Brexit - What a dumbpuck And I love the one tweet:
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    sorry mate but racism shouldn't be acceptable in todays day and age in any form.





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