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A *happy ending* of sorts. The main Lothario has contacted me to say he is "sorry" but that it is not his fault. The conclusion of the story is that his wife won't shag him and therefore he "had no choice" but to look elsewhere....multiple times....:-S

I think that now, after being enlightened by this news, it can be confirmed that my ALERT!Bunny Boiler!ALERT comment has now gained a significant amount of weight.


The only fallout I can see materializing from this is that the LL shopkeepers will never ever be viewed in quite the same light.


So with the jury still out on this, I myself shall adjourn to the nearest ale house.

24 hours ago this man was, supposedly, a danger to every woman in East Dulwich. Now, one telephone call later, everything is all right and we have a 'happy ending'. I too think I've been taken for ride and feeling dirty afterwards...


I suggest another warning. Chaps, if you consider buying a girl a drink this weekend and you find out her name is Felicity, then run. Run as fast as you can. Don't stop until you've passed Putney.

No, but if they've got info to report about any LLLs please put them in touch with me.


Keef Wrote:

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> Flick, do you have mates called NatashaD, and

> Spangles30? It's just you kind of sound a bit like

> them...

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