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Nice People 12: Nice in Nice
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PasturesNew wrote: »... could go either way then. A super sexy one, from a sexy men country .... or a hairy one, from a hairy men country.
I like a bit of hair anyway (as in hairy chest, bit of hair on the arms and legs - as opposed to the full-on gorilla experience!)
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PasturesNew wrote: »If all else fails you've Plan B ... a bloke with a funny accent who has a music room .... or Plan C ... score a salty sea dog

Yeah, I'd probably amend the lettering.
Let's start with
Plan A: Widen my collection of cardigans and get some cats...0 -
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Well, as an update:
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Edit: I think this might be the first Greek symbol in the thread? We've had Latin before, but no Greek I think?0 -
This has been like an episode of QI what with pans, panninis pinnies and potential papers.There is no honour to be had in not knowing a thing that can be known - Danny Baker0
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Well, as an update:
to do with our experiment!
I also found 3 potential papers in my stash, but they haven't really helped me. So Edit: I think this might be the first Greek symbol in the thread? We've had Latin before, but no Greek I think?
It was all Greek to me, not just the Betas and micros.....I think....0
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