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Maybe they should ask EDF a question about Sangatte. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652611005415

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The complete set of towells, white fluffy dressing gown and some of those one use hotel slippers. All nicked from an Hotel in Abu Dabbi do. Oh, and a large jar of beard oil and brush..

Just had a email from EFL/Seagulls TV apologising for crap service. :yawn:

Woohoo. Stream is active, I have a still picture and Stadium sounds. :cheery::cheery::cheery:

For evening games I always wore a peaked cap to keep the glare out. The new ones are no different some are just angled differently. Be prepared wear a peaked cap. :cool:

No phone in or comments it's of very limited value.

I wonder if he would have held on to Dunkys back pass from last week. One of the many things we will never know.

Appears to be loyal enough. 22nd July 1997 According to this morning's news, Derek Allen, the Club secretary, has resigned (He had rumoured to have been sacked last night.) On the local news this morning it was stated that he had resigned and was blaming David Bellotti, who is alleged to have...

Chocolate digestive and reverse Cowboy. (Mackenzie and I have the same taste.)

Mars Bars were bigger back then.

You must know more Poets than Hairdressers.

He would first have said............" Do you have an appointment?"

Your matchday shirts don't have a sticky label on the front.

A Five a side sized pitch with 6 max has just enough room to pass and play the ball. A Ref. or somebody to control the running is also ideal.

Camping used to be the cheaper option, plus you are surrounded by your own stuff. Site owners seem to be pricing themselves out of existence. Hineys is a nice reasonable site, Bevendean Farm, really £15 per person, no wonder the travellers camp for free in the Parks.

Won't work for me with Chrome, fine with Firefox. More fun on Saturday with the Iphine phrin. wonder if they'l have more luck with the SOS system.

Bruno of course.

It was the shop with the for sale sign on. The door was on the left side. Funny the things you remember, random.

If Porter was the bloke that had that Barbers in the 50's he cut my hair until I was earning enough money to get it cut a bit nicer somewhere else. He had a board to put across the arms of the chair for really little people to sit on.