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"Wow, someone else has
got the same postcode as you!" -
"NE1 1NO?"...
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('Anyone I know': 17 Syllables)
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I've never hacked off ANY cheese when working from home,
thank you very much, Boris. The only thing I seem to have
hacked off is YOU, seeing as you think I ought to go back to
working at the office. No pleasing some people...
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Congratulations, Celtic. I fear your cross-city rivals will now
be even crosser...
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Vardy v Rooney, Court 13: I have to say, I'm not sure if this
year's Wimbledon will offer anything as entertaining as this.
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The family tree (well, bush, to be exact): to celebrate the
Jubilee, the Daily Mail today is offering a FREE Queen
Elizabeth II rose. A unique rose with only two pricks on it,
apparently. To commemorate Andrew and Harry, I imagine.
Nice touch. Talk about a rose between two thorns...
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Rebekah Vardy & Coleen Rooney: talk about putting the 'us'
into 'vacuous'. I wonder what the inspirational Dame
Deborah James makes of it all. She'd probably tell me off
for being so critical of others. Life, eh?...
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For a David Beckham stalker to claim she's the mum of
Harper's bizarre. (Not her magazine of choice, I suspect)
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Jemma Melvin: a woman not to be trifled with gets
her just desserts. Smiles all round! #JubileePudding
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Surely a delicious Eton Mess would be the perfect jubilee
dessert? (I've never yet seen one left un-Eton!)
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"Bolton is in my blood," said Amir Khan. "I wondered
what it was," said the haematologist, "but a couple of
years in London should soon clear it up"...
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