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>>Get down to Northcross Rd. Davina and Daniel will cure you.

>>Space Station Sixty-Five<<


Were you the bloke who left his trousers in the hairdressers? too busy composing a witty riposte to one of the vital EDF threads to notice how cool your legs were? Sure sign of an addict.....

Alan Dale Wrote:

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> You know you're addicted when you contribute to a

> limerick that doesn't scan and isn't rude, funny

> or clever.


And I thought I was the only one.

I have often thought of bursting in on the thread and banging some heads together, but it would have been like treading on a child's ice lolly and laughing in his/her face.

  • 7 years later...

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