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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Alan Medic Wrote:

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> > How sad is the life whose success is measured

> by

> > the failure of others!

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> I like this quote. A lot. Best thing you've

> contributed by far. Well said.


Yes I agree :o)

I don't mind BR's banter...I don't think it's intended to be malicious/offensive...besides, it's NOTHING compared with what we endured on FA Cup semi-final day...Jesus, the taunts continue to ring in the ears...never in my life have I ever wanted to leave a stadium as quickly as on that day LOL...merciless I tell you...merciless...and so many of them too!

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