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Buyers are camped in our garden over Christmas
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OMG that is hilarious!! Eeeeeek!
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ROFL This is getting more and more surreal. :rotfl:too foreign for diplomatic or PC answers, too poor for a sig0
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thejonesfamily wrote: »Well, quick update, and because I think it will have some hilarity and because without the Clampetts in my life right now all I will have to look forward forward to is Mrs Js New Years Vegetarianism and endless packing and humping, I have authorised the camper thing.
Do blokes have anything else to look forward to?Today is the first day of the rest of your life0 -
Don't they have chapels of rest in Wales? That's what we use to lay out the dead for people wishing to pay their respects here in Devon0
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in lancashire - till not so long ago - it used to be traditional for the dead person to be returned by the undertaker to the house they had died in - and then neighbours and family came to keep them company, pay their respects, and have a pre-funeral wake, the night before the funeral.... a grand time was had by all0
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in lancashire - till not so long ago - it used to be traditional for the dead person to be returned by the undertaker to the house they had died in - and then neighbours and family came to keep them company, pay their respects, and have a pre-funeral wake, the night before the funeral.... a grand time was had by all
I believe they still do in many parts of Ireland.0 -
All this mention of toilet roll and your very own Andrex Puppy doesn't get a mention !
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in this weather? doubt it ...maninthestreet wrote: »Surely the corpse will begin to smell after a day or so?Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
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