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It Seems a Long Time Ago
- Thread starter Jim
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Well done chas, congrats ..
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- Terry
You have certainly got there quickly Chas. Congrats !!!
Well done Chas
Chas, ifu ask nicely Ed will send you his Pink Panther suit ... Better check if it's been laundered since he last wore it though! 
chas_41_uk
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Thanks guys 
We did have a 28 stone guy go on the battle field at a training event the other year in a mankini. Just imagine it
Pink was supposed to be a masculine colour in Saxon/Viking Britain and I do have some pink linen/silk material but I can't bring myself to wear it
We did have a 28 stone guy go on the battle field at a training event the other year in a mankini. Just imagine it
Thanks guys
Pink was supposed to be a masculine colour in Saxon/Viking Britain and I do have some pink linen/silk material but I can't bring myself to wear it
We did have a 28 stone guy go on the battle field at a training event the other year in a mankini. Just imagine it
It wasn't Brian, was it?
Peter
Thanks guys
Pink was supposed to be a masculine colour in Saxon/Viking Britain and I do have some pink linen/silk material but I can't bring myself to wear it
We did have a 28 stone guy go on the battle field at a training event the other year in a mankini. Just imagine it
Something on telly the other night said pink was a boys colour until Queen Victoria's reign when it changed.
Dunno why, I wasn't that interested in finding out
wm460
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And well done Chas