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Hi everyone. Well, just got back from Maccy>D. Smoking my spliff now. My kids, ??? and dulwichmum, tonylondonsuburbs are in bed with their dummies. About to drink my voddy. Oh my god, tony has started screaming, sorry just need to give him a quick clout round the ear (he deseves it the little f>>>cker), Oh no, ??? has got out his pram again, what a naughty boy. Always trying it on. And there goes dulwich mum... screaming for attention as usual. Well have to go now, the dealer is at the door. Ohh my god, for i moment there i forgot i was on the forum. Sorry everyone.
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> Is the punchline coming or do we just sit here in

> eager anticipation for ever?


Usually LL replies 2/3 weeks after initiating a thread, but if "she" is really, really "desperate", as in the recent request to locate a South London Musician (Stevie Smith), then "she" only takes a week or two to reply..:)

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