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True! Let's say "invested" instead.How can that be "wasted" if they work?
Happy for you!
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Horse brass of a week. Can’t wait for the same next week. That’s all
of a week. Can’t wait for the same next week. That’s all
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We booked tarbert-Lochranza then got emails a couple of days later saying to go Claonaig-Lochranza. Tarbert across is 1:30 while Claonaig across is 25 minutes so I was quite happy. They are running the shorter route because the pier is jiggered at Ardrossan. It’s been waiting for the new Clyde built ferries since 2018 when they were supposed to be readyArran: Claonaig/Tarbert - Lochranza - CalMac Ferries
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Booked our usual May holiday today. Quite looking forward to it
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In a pub in Brodick and unfortunately Stella isn’t available which is a bit of a nuisance. Tennents pish 
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where to?Booked our usual May holiday today. Quite looking forward to it
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Did you wear your wife beater anorlIn a pub in Brodick and unfortunately Stella isn’t available which is a bit of a nuisance. Tennents pish
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Dinna thay doo a pint o heavy?In a pub in Brodick and unfortunately Stella isn’t available which is a bit of a nuisance. Tennents pish
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Are you mad??!! Stella is the love of my life. Dunt like much else. Dunt do spirits or other muck. A cider if nothing else availableDinna thay doo a pint o heavy?
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What cider did you have
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I think a whisky is needed. I shall go to bed with a hot man, he moans about the duvet is too thickProbably best to have a few hot-toddy's and then go to bed with a hot man. That should see it off.
We all hope you feel very much better, very soon. Big Love, all of us.
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A jewel of the norf, compared to SkegnessCleethorpes probably
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Me not mad at all
Born into a period of time where Lager was seen as a drink for pooftas, even though much of the beer at the time was top gas rubbish.
Seen by many as acceptable in the summer, then attitudes changed.
(Also it was quite a bit more expensive.)
CAMRA saved British beer and now there are sooooo many varieties of decent beer to drink, micro breweries etc although Covid din't do them any favours. But Ale is an acquired taste. I started drinking brown and bitter and slowly moved to a straight pint.
But if you have got to your age and Stella is all you'll drink then that's your party!
Nice cider is a great drink. But again, has to be decent stuff.
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You mean you let him have some?I think a whisky is needed. I shall go to bed with a hot man, he moans about the duvet is too thick
I have to fight for a share sometimes waiting till she is asleep as she hangs onto it like grim deatha fter having rolled herself in it like an Egyptian mummy!
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A cottage in Norfolk near the coastwhere to?
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I do shareYou mean you let him have some?
I have to fight for a share sometimes waiting till she is asleep as she hangs onto it like grim deatha fter having rolled herself in it like an Egyptian mummy!
I have to be kind.
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Very niceA cottage in Norfolk near the coast
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