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Goughy

Goughy

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Buddhmaster said:
The people, are generally kents
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Ah the irony, as I would imagine starting a thread like this is quite 'Kent'ish behaviour.

Perhaps this makes you English!
 
Matteh

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Aren't all the other nations that were formerly in the Empire just pale imitations of the superior original product?
 
FaaipDeOiad

FaaipDeOiad

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Matteh said:
Aren't all the other nations that were formerly in the Empire just pale imitations of the superior original product?
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No.

You might have superior music (sort of) and literature, but you'll always have David Beckham's accent. You are also, incidentally, responsible for Harry Kewell's, which may lead to a breakdown in the Commonwealth alliance between our nations.
 
BoyBrumby

BoyBrumby

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FaaipDeOiad said:
No.

You might have superior music (sort of) and literature, but you'll always have David Beckham's accent. You are also, incidentally, responsible for Harry Kewell's, which may lead to a breakdown in the Commonwealth alliance between our nations.
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I take Beckham & raise you Rodney Blake.

There's something seriously amiss when a twenty stone bloke talks like Dame Edna in tight underwear.... :-O :p
 
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