byron
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I vote we elect Sam (aka Uncle Albert) as the Forum's official Poet Laureate. How say you?
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bradtarga34
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Oh yes, definetley the best man for it, he has excelled himself with his latest effort!
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Brayman
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We could have a crowning ceremony at the Forum Rally
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How come I am over the hill but I never made it to the top?
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TrueBlue
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We could do with more wry humour - and with a sting in its tail , to get the point over.
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boatone
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Though you've titled this response Here! Here!
Permit me to whisper in your ear
I think you really mean Hear! Hear ! ?
anon.
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Brayman
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The normal response to "here here" is "where where" 
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boatone
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The normal response to "here here" is "where where"
Rather than indulge in 'I-don't-know-itry
I thought I'd try a little poetry
Then again there's many a verse.....
That could be worse....
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No_Regrets
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Uncle Albert, known as Sam?
The one whose lock I tried to ram 
In my new boat, without the knack
He shouted 'Pull your throttle back...
For with no lock, I'll get the sack! 
But even with his Boating nouse,
The [--word removed--] want to sell his house! 
'Pack your things and get your coat'
(Perhaps he'll have to live afloat
down by the Weir in Narrow boat) 
But when the brown stuff hits the fan
We'll all be saved by our good man
The water levels, high or low
he'll be there to tend the flow
and keep an eye on where we go 
Remember him for he knows best,
despite the EA's latest quest
the desk bound chumps are raising cash
amidst a national housing crash
don't you think thats slightly rash? 
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The scourge of Windsor, and notorious founder member of the 'Upper Thames Birchwood Massive' now outlawed by the EA and River pressure groups, currently planning a nice comfy retirement in the aft cabin of a Broom.
Now can anybody recommend any non-marking slippers?
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byron
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Though you've titled this response Here! Here!
Permit me to whisper in your ear
I think you really mean Hear! Hear ! ?
anon.
Ooops! As bad as those dudes who write about their 4 birth boats when they mean berth.
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rr_123
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Loc: Surrey
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Ooops! As bad as those dudes who write about their 4 birth boats when they mean berth.
I liked Boatone's "Beatle and Wedge" on the Ashmount Rally thread; I guess that was Paul McCartney before the divorce, now he must be the "Potless Beatle"
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It's you, isn't it. should have thought about that a bit more."
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