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  1. 30th October 2005, 02:21 PM #16
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    Thing that gets me about these wowser Seppo's, is that they probably have at least two handguns and an M16 at home.

    Never could understand how people blowing each other away, barely raises an eyebrow, even gets a nod of approval if the 'blowee' is seen as an 'enemy', yet a bit of friendly bonking or references to the naughty bits sends them apoleptic.

    Rather good eh? (an apoleptic Septic!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by journeyman Mick
    Groggy,
    I don't think any Shakers read FWW. Shakers did not believe in procreating and their simple, almost austere lifestyle didn't attract enough new believers to replace those lost to old age. (Or to put it bluntly, there's none left! :eek: At least that's what I read in a book about them )

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    Rumour has it that a female Shaker invented the circular saw blade by modifying her spinning wheel.
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