Iancorky
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Earliest smell/taste memory
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wattfield
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Trainees often forget about the umbilical cord.
tomcat59alan
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Fish - just as I was being 4orn got a whiff of it
Can't understand why as we lived 80 miles from the sea
tomcat59alan
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How's your mum these days? We have the same memories
ovalandrover
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castrol R in motor bikes
Iancorky
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How's your mum these days? We have the same memories
She died laughing after pumping someone with a 1" cock
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One for AG I think
myfirstl322
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He is already there,,,,,,,,and the salt is getting royally rubbed.
holidaychicken
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That’s the one, we used to take it in turns to ride behind each other(hmm) just so we could smell it, it seized my Fs1E but worth it. The YZ loved it
Datatek
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That brings back happy memories, used to be involved with racing 2 stroke motorcycles and before that model aircraft engines and R was the lubricant of choice.
brianp38dse
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I have a couple of tins of castrol R in the garage some times a bit finds it's way into the fuel tank of my cortina just for that true vintage effect
