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I Just tried to add a pic having made the system work, but it hasn't appeared. Maybe it will make a grand entrance in time for breakfast.
Did you forget to chant the incantation when you tried to post?
Cheers
Get well soon hon 
Re BS. What is that dross he wails out, Santa Claus is Comin' to Town, all about?
Ears are assaulted annually with Brucie sounding like he'd just necked 3 bottles of Johnny Walker's finest in the recording studio! Or under a bridge on skid row with all his pals egging him on.
Nope, don't rate him and never will.
Soz Shims but I've never been a yes man. Or woman.
Are you allowed to take Lemsips hon? xxx
Sheesh ... my last post mentioning Ray... how on earth did those words appear as I love you the most before I went back and forced it to let me correct?
Yeah might try a cold cure whatsit next bathroom trip as it's through kitchen.
Nyt 
