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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 25th 2004 00:18
Report Abuse		|God save the Queen says: If Chris C. had sunk, England would have soon enough afterward.
You should thank God for the colonies that saved you.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 25th 2004 15:02
Report Abuse		|befuddled. says: Who or what is God?
I don't get the gist of your input. What colonies saved me? More importantly from who or what?
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 25th 2004 23:50
Report Abuse		|Charlie says: You indeed are befuddled. Luckily, it's not my problem.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 26th 2004 11:27
Report Abuse		|not really befuddled. says: Who cares if Christopher Columbus had sunk? Not I.
America had people living there before he got there.
Russians who trekked across the Bering straits.
Oi, Charlie, you never answered the questions...who or what is God and how did any Colonies save me?

Chac'un a son gout.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 26th 2004 15:50
Report Abuse		|Charlie says: I don't have to answer your inane questions. If those really are your questions, then it is you who have the problem and should be dealing with it.
They have medication, you know.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 26th 2004 19:41
Report Abuse		|to HRH...Camilla's adulterous twit says: Oh dear Charlie, I do not need your answers. They're probably not the ones I want to hear anyway.
Time for another tablet.....lol.

Charlie, usted es una cagada! Voy jodase.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 26th 2004 21:26
Report Abuse		|Charlie says: I forgot something:

Su español es tan malo como su inglés. ¿Por qué los ingleses matan siempre otras idiomas?
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 27th 2004 08:53
Report Abuse		|Major Bloodnok says: to Charlie - speak English, you swine!
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 27th 2004 10:29
Report Abuse		|'ave a nice dayyyyyyy. says: To Major Bloodnok: why do the English always try to kill other languages....(rough guide).
Of course my English isn't worse than my Spanish.
Charlie, usted es un dolor en el cuello, cogida apagado.
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Market Street around 1862. The Swan Hotel on the right dates from the 17th century. Until the 18th century there was a covered walkway from the first floor over the road. (Terry Luker)

Mar 27th 2004 20:08
Report Abuse		|Better Be Nice says: Haveanicedayyyyy says: Of course my English isn't worse than my Spanish.

That's nice, when you're in England.
When you're in Spain you Brits still pronouce Don Juan as "Don Jewahn" or something like that. No wonder Isabella was looking for another part of the world and they sent the Armada to teach you stupid beastards some proper use of romance languages.
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