
and the fact we can't brew methanol-based piss in an industrial estate in Catford and label it 'Champagne'
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:24,
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A layby with toast in and he wasn't roastin'
In fact he was freezing, "How chilly I am!
Winter in a layby near the A421 :("
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:42,
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In fact he was freezing, "How chilly I am!
Winter in a layby near the A421 :("

You had the word chilly and didn't rhyme it with willy, a missed opportunity on B3ta.
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 21:09,
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The apostrophe denotes the missing letters in The, surely? so t' not 't?
/pendant.
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:34,
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/pendant.

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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:37,
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Not ont start of t'following.
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:30,
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Fucking medium soft as shite yet not quite as poofy as the Londoners.
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 20:33,
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No one in Yorkshire says 't'. It's unspoken, yet understood. Everyone here understands the missing t, they don't have to say it or articulate it, it just is. Putting a 't' in front of a word to describe northerners is a lazy southernism. Sorry I don't know the correct grammatical term for this, but we do not say the t. It is not spoken, but understood.
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Sun 9 Dec 2012, 21:00,
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