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Ray Stafford

Title says it all. 1400+ posts and a member for 18 months.

Any reason not to welcome the poor chap into the arms? He must be parched!
 
He's alright. He was a right nob ages ago..... I wasn't honest
 
croppie said:
He hasn't applied.

He could be the lowest of the low.... A TEETOTALER!
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Sorry mate but we have standards here....and one of them sorts could start all sorts of trouble.......i cant even bring myself to say the word...
 
I said it once then had to go pour myself an emergency g&t to get the taste out my mouth.
 
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