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15°C and sunny here in Dublin today causing localised outbreaks of partial nudity and increased sales of cider.
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Ice age is comming early? we don't expect it before 98400 years!
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Nope, tomorrow will be in the 50's (F). Typical Ohio weather.
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Yes, i know very well your weather. I was at North Lawrence, OH in april/may 1994. We had some records back to January 1948, every week! Gift cold stream from Canada.Brrr...
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"Possible starting point for steam fan?"(5,8)
Not too hard
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Obscurum per obscurius.
Ad astra per alas porci.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur .
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BALLERINA and HYBRID 
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They're going to need a bigger boat. 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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blocked...
Mind giving a description?
A ghost from the past.
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The name of the page says it all. It's a photo of a news item showing some bloke called Dr Whet Faartz with the phrase Comisario de la Explosion underneath. The fact he looks like Russel Crowe playing Noah adds to the chuckle for me.
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Thanks 
A ghost from the past.
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You know you could have just held your hands up and said OK rather than going to the effort of deleting your account and starting up a new one. Anyway I'm going to leave it here.
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Huh? What are you talking about, dear Sir?
A ghost from the past.
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You know exactly what I'm talking about.
See that's one of my main problems with you, you think everybody is thick.
I would have sussed you even if your choice of name[^] wasn't so obvious.
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Many many people like the Dropkick Murphys...
A ghost from the past. Known to others as "Linda".
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OH, I'm soo terribly afraid of being on lists.
A ghost from the past. Known to others as "Linda".
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If you say so, I believe you.
A ghost from the past. Known to others as "Linda".
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Is that you in your profile pic?
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enhzflep wrote: This pages appears to indicate that it isn't:
I know. It's all part of his 'elaborate' disguise.
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enhzflep wrote to Member 8888914 (Marco Bertschi): Have fun, seeya in 2 years or so. Try not to get your a$$ shot-off in the next couple of years of military service.
Dropkicked Murphy wrote: I got to disappoint you, but IIRC army service is only about 21 weeks (basic course) in Switzerland. And as far as I can recall the country is neutral, so no real danger for any army member 
Sorry, missed replying to your post before it was deleted.
No, no disappointment here. I feel a little foolish that my memory let me down - I guess I'd read/heard the figure of 21 weeks and recalled it as 21 months. I'm really not conversant with the figures for training casualties in armies across the world, though the training record of the Australian SAS alarms me. I cant find it just now, but my (probably faulty) memory is that roughly 90% of Australian SAS deaths have occurred during training exercises. The point being that training in and of itself is not an endeavour that comes without risk.
Not sure how my message came across as insincere, you've mistaken my intentions entirely. I said what I meant and am rather curious as to your reason for jumping to such a conclusion.
I was a little put-out by (a) the fact that the user-name was changed From Marco Bertschi to Member8888914 and (b) the country was changed from Switzerland to Afghanistan, but they're both entirely irrelevant. I checked the profile and realized the change in identity as a result of recognizing the sig. It was a quote from Dalek Dave and one I knew I'd read in someone's sig recently. Curiosity dictated that I follow the rabbit down the hole, whereupon I discovered the attempt at disguising the identity before the account was nuked. (The protector icon helped somewhat in the identification of an anomaly)
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