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WTF is this letter to Callum
What the hell is that?!?!?!?
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Basically it's just a poem that has existed for many many years. It's a bit of a pointless letter then.
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![]() ![]() ![]() A load of copied crock. |
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Its kipling. They use it at wimbledon a lot.
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My mind was well and truly blasted by it lol
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Did she amend it a bit? To fit him?
It was quite long and I couldn't keep track of whether it was the original. Or did she just write out a poem? If so, has to be the funniest letter ever. What a lazy cow his Mum is
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'If...' by Kipling.
I'm amazed so many of them thought it had genuinely been written by his mum. |
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maybe its his fav poem ( or is mums)
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'If'by Rudyard Kipling, a lovely poem, and quite funny that one of the housemates (can't work out who) actually thought Calum's mum had written it.
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Is she in a nuthouse?
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Love that poem. Perez showing himself up as the pleb he is
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Boring or what?
even he thought it was a waste. |
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I'd have been gutted if my loved ones just shoved a bloody poem in a letter....how lazy and what a let down
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Quote:
'If...' by Kipling.
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.... quite funny that one of the housemates (can't work out who) actually thought Calum's mum had written it.
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I thought it was beautiful and I like Callum.
I wouldn't mind if he won.
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'If...' by Kipling.
I'm amazed so many of them thought it had genuinely been written by his mum. |
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I'd have been gutted if my loved ones just shoved a bloody poem in a letter....how lazy and what a let down
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'If...' by Kipling.
I'm amazed so many of them thought it had genuinely been written by his mum. |
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It's a lovely poem by Rudyard Kipling. It's inspirational. I doubt Angie Best would want to share private thoughts on telly just for nasty people to tear apart online.
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I would give the American's a bit of doubt but the British guys should all know it.
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'If'by Rudyard Kipling, a lovely poem, and quite funny that one of the housemates (can't work out who) actually thought Calum's mum had written it.
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I'd have been gutted if my loved ones just shoved a bloody poem in a letter....how lazy and what a let down
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It's a lovely poem by Rudyard Kipling. It's inspirational. I doubt Angie Best would want to share private thoughts on telly just for nasty people to tear apart online.
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Ah I hadn't thought of that! Copying out a poem, especially one with such poignant words, is a way of her conveying her love to her son, yet not writing anything personal that can be held against her or him.
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