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#631 Post by define psb »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:By the way, according to a global climate report published by WHO, while Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey will get more arid and desert climate tending to be tropical locally, the English and Scandinavian grandchildren will see more sun and you will have the chance to swim in April in the next sixty years.

What is your swimming season for the moment?
Don't know where that idea is from. According to the London News, last night, this Island called United Kingdom or Great Britain---- will be ­¼ submerged by 2080 !!!! Half of Norfolk will be under the North Sea!

Glad I live HIGH up in the Durham Moors :wink:

Bigboy and London will probably have to live on houseboats!

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#632 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

define psb wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:By the way, according to a global climate report published by WHO, while Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey will get more arid and desert climate tending to be tropical locally, the English and Scandinavian grandchildren will see more sun and you will have the chance to swim in April in the next sixty years.

What is your swimming season for the moment?
Don't know where that idea is from. According to the London News, last night, this Island called United Kingdom or Great Britain---- will be ­¼ submerged by 2080 !!!! Half of Norfolk will be under the North Sea!

Glad I live HIGH up in the Durham Moors :wink:

Bigboy and London will probably have to live on houseboats!

He should move to the HIGHLANDS! :D
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#633 Post by define psb »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:By the way, according to a global climate report published by WHO, while Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey will get more arid and desert climate tending to be tropical locally, the English and Scandinavian grandchildren will see more sun and you will have the chance to swim in April in the next sixty years.

What is your swimming season for the moment?
Don't know where that idea is from. According to the London News, last night, this Island called United Kingdom or Great Britain---- will be ­¼ submerged by 2080 !!!! Half of Norfolk will be under the North Sea!

Glad I live HIGH up in the Durham Moors :wink:

Bigboy and London will probably have to live on houseboats!

He should move to the HIGHLANDS! :D
I'd LOVE to see him in a Kilt :lol: :wink:

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#634 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

define psb wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote: Don't know where that idea is from. According to the London News, last night, this Island called United Kingdom or Great Britain---- will be ­¼ submerged by 2080 !!!! Half of Norfolk will be under the North Sea!

Glad I live HIGH up in the Durham Moors :wink:

Bigboy and London will probably have to live on houseboats!

He should move to the HIGHLANDS! :D
I'd LOVE to see him in a Kilt :lol: :wink:
Even if he has HAIRY legs? :D
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#635 Post by define psb »

Well if his legs are as lush as his arms all the better!

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

Soft, long and very very stroke-able too :wink:

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#636 Post by bookshopboy »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
He should move to the HIGHLANDS! :D
I'd LOVE to see him in a Kilt :lol: :wink:
Even if he has HAIRY legs? :D
There's no point in wearing a kilt if you don't have hairy legs....

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#637 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

define psb wrote:

Soft, long and very very stroke-able too :wink:
:naughty:
Maybe misunderstood by some others.
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#638 Post by bookshopboy »

define psb wrote:Soft, long and very very stroke-able too :wink:
Isn't that what they say about Andrex toilet rolls?

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#639 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

bookshopboy wrote:
Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote: I'd LOVE to see him in a Kilt :lol: :wink:
Even if he has HAIRY legs? :D
There's no point in wearing a kilt if you don't have hairy legs....

Should be a relief for sore eyes...


By the way I just noticed your signature and it is really FUNNY :lol:
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#640 Post by bookshopboy »

What? "I didn't get where I am today, without writing a resume"? They are the lyrics to the song! They may be silly but they are so true....

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#641 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

bookshopboy wrote:What? "I didn't get where I am today, without writing a resume"? They are the lyrics to the song! They may be silly but they are so true....
Oh, sorry, I have to hear song yet. Amazon has suspended order dispatches to abroad for a temporary time. So I am still waiting.

The lyrics are not silly but real cute, by the way.
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...

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#642 Post by bookshopboy »

No need to apologize! I'm sure you'll get to hear the track soon! (It is very good by the way).

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#643 Post by bigboy »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:Where is he for the moment, does anyone know? He has turned out to be the biggest secret in the history of forum (not that I know much about the history of the forum.

Did somebody call? :wink:

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#644 Post by define psb »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
define psb wrote:

Soft, long and very very stroke-able too :wink:
:naughty:
Maybe misunderstood by some others.
Only some one with a filthy mind would get the wrong impression :lol:

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#645 Post by define psb »

:kiss: :dance: :up: Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees! Welcome back BigBoy :wink:

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