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#101 User is offline   Fluffy 

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Posted 2005-August-04, 08:01

hey why did you use a 4♣ bid for your example? lol
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Posted 2005-August-18, 07:55

mike777, on Aug 2 2005, 11:35 PM, said:

I think one of those old gents aristot  the something taught alex the son of Philip but not sure, late here.


Aristotle never taught me at all Mike and my Dad's name aint Philip. He taught the Woodwork And Greek Wrestling classes but unfortunately they clashed with my other classes: Yak Farming Methods and Making the Perfect Brulée (Second Module of 3).

FYI, i was taught by a woman called Martha who had a dimple on her left nostril. I was hopelessly in love with until the age of 9. I then discovered Julie Christie.

And, in response to Floofy, why is it that the weirdest threads always seem to inspire the most questions?
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Posted 2005-August-18, 08:00

"I then discovered Julie Christie."

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