Going to be a right bastard in the future if lots of people being born out of wedlock.
Yet another localised breakout but hey, let’s not say anything....
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Going to be a right bastard in the future if lots of people being born out of wedlock.
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No, she went out before he got up that day.Good move. Must be her fault they were on back to front.
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I prefer au natural.And being married.
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Not when dna testing at birth is intoduced.
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Didn't they try that and found ~30% weren't - shall we say - as expected?
250 in a "closed space".
"Thousands" outside.
(Not that I'd want to pay my respects cheek - by - jowl, even outside, but there you go).
Both wrong.
Moi aussi although with a bit of modest trimming.
Rac still stuck in the dark ages I see. Poor old duffer. Still shouting at the Gerries in those old war movies?
Both still technically allowed. But yes, unwise.
And yet one event is widely celebrated whilst the other is frowned upon (at least in certain quarters)...
I wonder what the difference is?
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I didn't realise people still said wedlock. Think I heard it at the theatre in one of those Shakespeare plays a few years ago ...
I think because 'thousands' lined the streets for some English footballers funeral instead of just hundreds.
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I get you.I think because 'thousands' lined the streets for some English footballers funeral instead of just hundreds.
In the one instance, it was a footballer's funeral. In the other, it wasn't.
That explains it.
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