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Put your oar in Acid, why not? Charlotte if that's how you felt by my post then I'm sorry. I wasn't trying to give you the third degree just involve you in a bit of banter. However I've managed to upset just about everyone else on this thread.I fear it's because I live in a dreamworld and forget there are humans out there.That's just me! Everyone else here is very sensitive and human.
Crikey, what an eccentric bunch we seem to be! Welcome to the area, Charlotte, there are some lovely people in ED & it's by far the best place I've ever lived (although not much competition against Willesden Green & Island Gardens....) I hope your social life gets off to a great start with the drinks on Friday, I'll be coming along to the next gathering hopefully!

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