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Topic started by Roy Towler (whatuseeiswhatyouget)
have been in this area since september and to be honest its the best thing i have ever done. To complete the total transformation would be to find that one special guy, he may be just round the corner!. On offer from me is genuiness, loyalty, listening ear, hugs and laughter. i can be feisty and impatient usually If someone is behaving like a complete prat so be warned!
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whatuseeiswhatyougetFri 13/06/08 18:59 |
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Went to see steve earle in concert last night absolutely fantastic performance both he and Alison Moorer. I felt sorry for her as throughout her performance people were coming in late not just a couple but up to a dozen at a time, i consider this an insult to performers if the audience cannot be bothered to arrive on time then not bother at all this happens to most concerts and shows, its also annoying to the others in the audience. yes i understand there may be transport probs! |
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