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Although there is a phone box at the side of the library... is that it? Maybe not... ah well! :D |
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well....we're not, are we? normal clothes was the easy (and sane) option i last heard...
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well be very grateful that you live in a nice warm house have lots of nice clothes and give a moment to think about as to how humans once lived.
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i honesly did not know they had levis and versace back in the days! do you think it would have been t-rex wear instead of jeans???
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well i was under the impression the human race had moved on form the neanderthal stage....but when you look at people like Pete Burns its evident its just neanderthal with a bit of plastic stuck on.
theres no need whatsoever to use animal skin for clothing anymore, so why is it still done? its taccy, disgusting and completely unethical. |
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because we dont want to forget where we came from! its called roots! :D
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correct me if im wrong but i was born in the 80's so when 'forgetting where i came from' im merely repressing memories of yellow shell suits and curtain style hair cuts :D
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We can stay warm without wearing fur. We can survive without eating meat. We could in theory all live together without argueing and starting wars. |
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i was too born in the 80's but im still grateful for my great (x2000) year old uncle fred!!!
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...ve_bbc_150.jpg :D |
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i must say first before anyone jumps in. the only thing that has changed is the looks, of course now i am beautiful unlike my poor uncle!! :D
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The boundary line was the mine. Gobbin is a piece of coal, I think scrap coal, that had been discarded that poor people of the area (the area that is now above the lamp) used to collect up for their own fires. They became known as gobbiners. The library was built roughly on the land occupied by the mine. The lamp that is on the site is not actually the original lamp because when the library was built there were two lamps, some time later both were removed and replaced by a single one. |
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