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Thank you

Im going to help my sister load the van as she is moving tomorrow.

I hope my back holds out.

Have a nice evening. 8)

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Sounds a good idea.

I really should do the same. :D

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Hope all is good with you jen.

The occasional post tells me it is. X

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I feel that positive at the moment i might even change my name to a certain smile…

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@jen_jen wrote:

I think women who “iggy” are strong minded characters who know what is and isn’t acceptable to them and take action to remove what isn’t acceptable. Men who take offence at such action are generally what is unacceptable and refuse to acknowledge that there is any room for improvement in their (im)perfect online persona.

More power to our iggy buttons! :D

Maybe the men feel like they are bullied when ignored…smiles

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I think its time to bring this thread to a close now…

Thanks for all the laughs x

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Yes definitely..

Im off to bed now..don’t forget the documentary if you get a chance…catch up again sometime.

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There were boys of 15 and 16 going over the top at the somme.

I remember seeing oradour on the world at war in the very first episode.

Would be interesting to visit.

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Are you near oradour?

I couldnt even begin to imagine what people went through in the war.

My grandad was in the first war…like many he lied about his age….after a year his mother had him sent home.

I still have the picture of him in his uniform.

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Very true j

I know all wars are a waste of human life but the great war seemed to take it to a higher level.

I watched a documentary on you tube about the somme..it was made in 1976 by the bbc.

Those words stuck in my head.

I would recommend it if you have a spare hour.

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