classic33
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Start on tomorrow's, it's another day.
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Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
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- Inside my skull
Monday isn’t a beer night
classic33
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Fair enough, next Sundays then.
Reynard
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deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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It is for me.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
No night is beer night here chez Casa Reynard.
But every day is
day.
Occasionally with fancy little cakes.
But every day is
day.Occasionally with fancy little cakes.
Gravity Aided
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I recall the original series, quite popular due to Public television in the 1970's. I don't know if my father ever missed an episode. Monty Pythons' Flying Circus was another staple.I am watching the new series of "All Creatures Great and Small". On his second day working there he has just set off for a farm without needing to ask where the farm is, or directions on to get there.
For the benefit of our foreign correspondents, it is a television programme based on James Herriot's career as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire at the turn of the twentieth century.
Accy cyclist
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You won't like it here then. I'm having beer and salted peanuts,as i post.No night is beer night here chez Casa Reynard.
But every day is
Occasionally with fancy little cakes.
Gravity Aided
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I think the USA was quite enamored of Charles Dickens, though. Up through the 70's , he was a staple of every high school literature course. Then the disrespect for Western Literature began, and reference to such authors as "dead white men". To the detriment of the valuable lessons learned in such literature. The value of a good piece of prose cannot be underestimated.
Reynard
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
You won't like it here then. I'm having beer and salted peanuts,as i post.
I'll quite happily snaffle the peanuts.
And I'm sure there must be tea of some description lurking in your cupboards. Man cannot live on beer alone, surely? 
I am watching the new series of "All Creatures Great and Small". On his second day working there he has just set off for a farm without needing to ask where the farm is, or directions on to get there.
For the benefit of our foreign correspondents, it is a television programme based on James Herriot's career as a veterinary surgeon in Yorkshire at the turn of the twentieth century.
When I was young the veterinary practice we used (ran by a cantankerous Glaswegian) employed a lot of Italian or German students. Nowadays looking back, I wonder how they ever found their way around the different farms with broken English and no signposts or even how they understood their boss and his strong Glasgow twang!
Accy cyclist
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True. I also drink tea and coffee,but nothing else.I'll quite happily snaffle the peanuts.
Accy cyclist
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- The hills of Accrington
Having said that,i do have the occasional cup a soup. Though is that drinking,or eating?🤔True. I also drink tea and coffee,but nothing else.
classic33
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Dreating