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Everything posted by Sean Barker
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Happy birthday Gordon
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Belated birthday greetings Phil
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Belated birthday greetings Bev
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Belated birthday greetings Chris
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Great photos Really capture the spirit of the occasion
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Happy birthday Ken and Leigh Hope you had a great day
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Belated birthday greetings Chris Hooe you had a great day
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Happy birthday Judy Hope you have a great day
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Happy birthday Pete
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Happy birthday Ivor We both hit a milestone this month
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I am deeply saddened to hear of Eddie's passing. Having sat alongside him for a couple of years on the committee and witnessing his drive, enthusiasm and utter devotion to the club and how he led from the front in resurrecting the Saracen from its slumber was inspiring. We all owe him a debt of gratitude. A special man and truly irreplaceable. My thoughts like all of us go out to Mavis and family at this difficult time
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Happy birthday Eddie Hope you hsd a great day
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Wishing you a speedy recovery Leigh
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Leigh, now you know I'm a vegetarian
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Great to see that your sense of humour is intact
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Thanks guys Celebrating the big 60 with a holiday in Peru
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Belated birthday greetings Dave
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I'm a little late Kevin but happy belated birthday gteetings from Peru
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Happy birthday Hannah
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Happy Birthday Mike, you old dog Or should that be frog?
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Yesterday I enjoyed my first foray into the exciting and rewarding world of classic battle reenactment. My introduction into this fascinating pastime was the reenactment of the three Punic wars. I took the part of the fledgling Roman empire, while a nest of wasps who had taken up residence under a lavender plant housed in a large metal planter in the courtyard played the part of the established and all powerful carthaginian empire. It was during a particularly chaotic period of the Third Punic war that one of the carthaginian foot soldiers blindsided me and from the ranks dilivered a painful sting. I fought on bravely and wheras the Romans finally ended the Carthaginian empire by ploughing salt into their lands to render them unusable, I did similarly by ploughing Nippon wasp killer into the fertile soil within the planter. As in the conclusion of the Third Punic War total victory was achieved. I now find myself in A&E with a severally swollen arm (I do react badly to wasp stings) wondering what the Hell do I tell them when they ask how it happened
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Wasn't there a problem with a buzzard in this very same place three or four years back?
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Belated birthday greetings Hope it wa a good one
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Sorry I'm a little late But hope youhad a great day
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You certainly had a great day fir it