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Fragment Ten: Questions
Ivor Slipper commented on ColumbusGuy's story chapter in Fragment Ten: Questions
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Well done Cynthia! That lady has got balls - which I guess are appropriate for dealing with a 'see you next Tuesday' lady
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You're right Wesley. If something like that happened to Mrs Belmont-Lovett, I'd just love it.
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Know we know who really needs to be locked away - and it isn't either Tyson or Vlad.
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One small step for Tyson, one giant step for his future........
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Maybe because he realises Jeremy would have to pay him whereas his mother works for free. Also, if he did start working for him it would alter the nature of their relationship.
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Interesting start. Looking forward to seeing how the semester develops.
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Cassie sure is a character. Life is going to be a storm while she's around.
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It's a chip reference
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Frying tonight???
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A chapter to think about and ponder over while feeling sad for Eric.
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So, Jeremy is half way now, but is the difficult half still to come?
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Great to see the gang all gathered together - and increasing in size with the addition of the two whippersnappers. I just wonder who is going to creep out of the tent during the night and head up to the hayloft.
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Glad you enjoyed - thanks for the positive comment.
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Richie is doing his best to lose my sympathy.
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Britain has sold off virtually everything. Even the companies that supply power (gas and elec) and water are foreign owned! Unlike France which does not allow strategic businesses to be foreign owned we have sold out to the highest bidder. It is called 'free enterprise'
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Yes, the Wimpy didn't last long once Ronald arrived. In the same way as British soft drinks sunk under the onslaught of Coke & Pepsi.
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Thanks CG - glad you enjoyed. And special thanks for not making my little typo public
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You're more Brit than I am!! I've never watched Eastenders And I always thought Nigel Havers was blond - at least in his younger days, but I guess 'fair' would be a truer description
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It was certainly a different world, both in time and place. Thanks for the comment, Geron.
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You've (all) done very well! (To quote a catchphrase from one of the above). You did though fail to include the best one of the lot - Only Fools and Horses
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Sorry about that, although I'm a bit surprised it was that bad. But then they come naturally to me Rationing ended in the 50s. Sex between consenting male adults (over 21) was legalized in 1967. It was several years later before the age limit was lowered. Back in the early 60s it was very much hidden.
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Blowing Me, Blowing You. I saw him on the first morning that I walked to the station to catch my train to Waterloo. We'd just moved from the more inner suburbs of London to a village in Kent. By 'we' I mean my parents and I. I was just over eighteen and had been working with an insurance company in the City for the past year or so. At first I'd been the lowly office boy but had recently graduated to a (very) junior clerical position. Back then – this was the early 1960s – there w
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England 1963. Eighteen year old Keith has moved, with his parents, from a house in the suburbs of London to one in a village. It is located on the outskirts of the city, but in many ways it could be in the heart of the country. Keith is not looking forward to the prospect.
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Fantastic chapter. Pure genius on the tattoo!
