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| | Gretna rule ok. Apart from it's claim to fame as a marriage centre Gretna is also famous from World War One when it was joined with nearby Easteriggs to form a factory 9 miles long and 2 miles wide producing cordite known as the "devil's porridge." 30,000 people, mainly Irish, were employed there although there is nothing but fields between the towns today.
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| | | Posted 19/03/2007 12:41:44 | |
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| Paddington Blue (19/03/2007)
is that a reason or an excuse?You decide, I don't give a fuck.
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| | | Posted 19/03/2007 12:47:59 | |
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| Cloudy O'Reyna (19/03/2007)
Gretna rule ok. Apart from it's claim to fame as a marriage centre Gretna is also famous from World War One when it was joined with nearby Easteriggs to form a factory 9 miles long and 2 miles wide producing cordite known as the "devil's porridge." 30,000 people, mainly Irish, were employed there although there is nothing but fields between the towns today. Fascinating. 
you know, you know, if a feller named Monroe never fathered bluegrass
he would still be unrecognised as the grand wizard of speed metal 
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| | | Posted 19/03/2007 13:49:19 | |
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| Mr Badger (19/03/2007)
Cloudy O'Reyna (19/03/2007)
Gretna rule ok. Apart from it's claim to fame as a marriage centre Gretna is also famous from World War One when it was joined with nearby Easteriggs to form a factory 9 miles long and 2 miles wide producing cordite known as the "devil's porridge." 30,000 people, mainly Irish, were employed there although there is nothing but fields between the towns today. Fascinating. Glad you think so.
Avoid, rather than check. Check, rather than hurt. Hurt, rather than maim. Maim, rather than kill. For all life is precious, nor can any be replaced. |
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