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Old 06-12-2012, 17:54   #1
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Emmerdaily 6/12/12 - Good for the soul?
Spoilers re-phrased from ITV.com as per usual.

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Part, the second:

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And a good evening to one and all.

See you after my tea.
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Old 06-12-2012, 17:57   #2
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Evening All and MrB
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:02   #3
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:02   #4
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Thanks for the thread and ditties Gulfie


Quite cold here again today, but, as yet, no more snow....


Evening all!
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:10   #6
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Evening all, thanks for the thread and great pomes, Gulfie

It's cold as a witch's t*t here tonight. I should know.
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:15   #7
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Evening All

snowing/Ice Rain - thankfully the snow is sort of melting at the moment but its now turning to ice (currently a nice -2)

currently bottom of my road is flooded,no doubt tomorrows ice ring (due to my councills "intersting way" of gritting)
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:19   #8
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currently bottom of my road is flooded,no doubt tomorrows ice ring (due to my councills "intersting way" of gritting)
My local council's way of gritting is show up when they feel like it!
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:20   #9
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Evening all. We've got sleet/rain at the moment and it sounds like the wind's getting up as well. At least it's not snowing....
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My local council's way of gritting is show up when they feel like it!
well,my councils way of gritting is to dump them all in yellow bins parked in the most random places & not put a single bit on the roads or paths - helpfull much?
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well,my councils way of gritting is to dump them all in yellow bins parked in the most random places & not put a single bit on the roads or paths - helpfull much?
When I lived in Gloucester the council's idea of gritting was to not do it
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well,my councils way of gritting is to dump them all in yellow bins parked in the most random places & not put a single bit on the roads or paths - helpfull much?
We have those bins too, I don't think I have ever seen one filled up!
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:26   #13
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well,my councils way of gritting is to dump them all in yellow bins parked in the most random places & not put a single bit on the roads or paths - helpfull much?
Up my way they do that but they always forget to provide the much needed chisel to hack the frozen grit out of the box!
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We have those bins too, I don't think I have ever seen one filled up!
ours get filled up during december once,padlocked - broken into by the youth in summer & tipped out so the youth can put there drugs in - come winter the youth use up there drugs so theres room for the new lot of grit to go in & the cycle contiues again
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
Awww, what was that on?
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
there a dog in ED That can drive as well - shes called laurel
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Awww, what was that on?
The national news on BBC1
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
Has t'daily finally entered a parallel universe
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Evening all. We've got sleet/rain at the moment and it sounds like the wind's getting up as well. At least it's not snowing....
Have you started on the Brussels sprouts early?
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Old 06-12-2012, 18:33   #22
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
Yes, jaded, saw it on the news

Yoo hoo ^waves* everyone read you all later
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OMG did you just see those dogs in NZ learning to drive??? Cutest thing ever! They're changing gears and steering and everything!
But can they talk can they talk can they talk can they talk can they talk CAN THEY SIIIIIIINNNNNNNNGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!...............Sorry i'm tripping here i need Trevor pronto!
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When I lived in Gloucester the council's idea of gritting was to not do it
we gave all our grit over to america 2 years ago,council got into trouble about having no grit then Had to BUY BACK The same grit we sold at almost double the price to what we sold it for - nice to see my taxes going to wast
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