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i'm so tired of people coming on here and writing rude, snobby and nasty comments on peoples posts.

this is about the community, if you have nothing nice to say or come on here to take your boring life out on people STOP. ITS UNCALLED FOR. NONE COMES ON HERE FOR RUDENESS, I LOVE EAST DULWICH FORUM BUT some people on here really need to learn to log off and stop spending their lives on here getting angry with people who post things in the wrong sections etc. stop.

POSITIVITY PEACE AND LOVE

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StraferJack Wrote:

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> I will confess to going "chugga chugga chugga" out

> loud when I read the OPs name tho


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S/he has left out a g though, no?


Chuggington, la la la la la la la la etc etc


http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/chuggington/

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