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choppa
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I think it’s this love hate relationship we have as I do come and go.Soz
Fatarm
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I think it's just my clumsy digits as I scroll through on my phoneI think it’s this love hate relationship we have as I do come and go.
choppa
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O...... ok <\3I think it's just my clumsy digits as I scroll through on my phone
Removed_User
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Really? Being bald isn't even an offensive term. Nor is being ginger. It's only countries like the UK that have a weird problem with it. All other countries I've lived in love it.
choppa
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choppa
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I think he’s really angers today did it to me to
Cockney
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He might just be on the blob! Hahahahaha.I think he’s really angers today did it to me to
choppa
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Just noticed I wrote angers haha yes I think it maybe that time of the month his thumb is red.
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Fatarm
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Soz accidental
....With a felt pen............and my grandson could fill in the gaps!
Djr
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I nearly pissed myself laughing at that
lurpak
Artex Boy
Like it
Gavine The First
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First record that I boughThe only thing that can speed me up is playing black betty by jam ram, still trying to find a video of a plaster doing the job start to finish so I can see the process in realtime
Failing that, sell a kidney and employ a plasterer
LarryTheDecorator
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The original is really good, excellent storyline of its origins, them jam ram make it a heck of a lot faster
First record that I bough
Gavine The First
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Who did it originally ?
paulf
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LarryTheDecorator
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@paulf has posted it on #91
It tells a story of Betty who grows up becoming a slave in the cotton fields and trying to better herself, it was widely sung by the cotton pickers as they worked (my partner studied American Black history)
It tells a story of Betty who grows up becoming a slave in the cotton fields and trying to better herself, it was widely sung by the cotton pickers as they worked (my partner studied American Black history)
Gavine The First
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Gavine The First
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Nice one, every day is indeed a school day .
LarryTheDecorator
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In my plastering class, I keep going backwards though 
Nice one, every day is indeed a school day .
Gavine The First
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Im sure you'll get there in the end . Practice mate.In my plastering class, I keep going backwards though