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Old 09-08-2007, 05:42 PM #1
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Default just checking in
It has been a while since i last spoke on this board. [1] My computer died on me [2] i felt a lttle odd and wasn't sure if to come beack on or not.
My previous posts were a little miserable i thought, maybe it was better for me not to air my inner thoughts after al?

well i have decided it is better out than in so i'm back

tonight really happy England won 3-0 in football qualifying game for Europes version of the World Cup.

I SINCERLEY HOPE YOUR ALL WELL
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