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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university!

so did i but that don't mean i dunno nuffink about nuffink else

Fairy nuff, but Titchmarsh or Smith he wouldn't claim to be.

Or Loades of others...

You set 'em up, I'll Downham.

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Mike.

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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university!

so did i but that don't mean i dunno nuffink about nuffink else

Fairy nuff, but Titchmarsh or Smith he wouldn't claim to be.

Or Loades of others...

You set 'em up, I'll Downham.

My mind is presently resting, as a Fallowfield.

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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university!

so did i but that don't mean i dunno nuffink about nuffink
else

Fairy nuff, but Titchmarsh or Smith he wouldn't claim to be.

Or Loades of others...

You set 'em up, I'll Downham.

My mind is presently resting, as a Fallowfield.

How did you Menage to drag that one up?

--
Mike.

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Janet Baraclough wrote:
The message
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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university!

so did i but that don't mean i dunno nuffink about nuffink
else

Fairy nuff, but Titchmarsh or Smith he wouldn't claim to be.

Or Loades of others...

You set 'em up, I'll Downham.

My mind is presently resting, as a Fallowfield.

How did you Menage to drag that one up?

I was Lead, Ward you believe?

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Janet Baraclough wrote:
The message
from "Mike Lyle"
contains
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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university!

so did i but that don't mean i dunno nuffink about nuffink
else

Fairy nuff, but Titchmarsh or Smith he wouldn't claim to be.

Or Loades of others...

You set 'em up, I'll Downham.

My mind is presently resting, as a Fallowfield.

How did you Menage to drag that one up?

I was Lead, Ward you believe?

I've got Loads more to come...

--
Mike.

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I've got Loads more to come...

Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzt!

Repetition!

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I've got Loads more to come...

Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzt!

Repetition!

Oops! Sorry. Ein Klein mishtake.

--
Mike.

Perhaps their not really there.....................sorry I'll go away

On Sun, 9 Oct 2005 13:12:16 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades
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Well, it would appreciate being brought in, and the small figments might

Well, as my tree is some 10 feet high and firmly rooted in the lawn
(no pit bless the previous owners] I guess I wont be bringing mine
inside. However, Ill leave the little fruit on and let you know next
year whether they are still there.

On Sun, 9 Oct 2005 19:37:47 +0100, Jaques d'Alltrades
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I like Monty, but it _was_ English he did at university! Subject to
correction, I'd say those fruitlets won't take anything away from the
tree during the cold season, so it ought to be OK to leave them to
drop of their own accord.

I don't know Monty (no TV) but I agree with you, Mike. If there's a cold
snap, they'll drop off - if not, they may well ripen the next year.

Over winter the tree won't be doing anything - except shivering.