Burning English holiday cottages doesn't constitute "home fires".
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Jabberwoc misses D.R. and Quinch,
Sat 14 Jun 2014, 15:20,
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I'm glad somebody got it, it is a tad old now.I remember the Not the Nine O'clock News advert in their book which went along the lines of..
"Come home to a real fire,
Buy a cottage in Wales"
I wonder if there could be a resurgence in this kind of thing, what with house prices and all that?
("Come home to a real fire,
Buy a cottage in Wales"
I wonder if there could be a resurgence in this kind of thing, what with house prices and all that?
Nuisance Value,
Sat 14 Jun 2014, 16:01,
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I'm glad you appreciate the help from another old timer!
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Jabberwoc misses D.R. and Quinch,
Sat 14 Jun 2014, 20:15,
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Well, it wasn't the Welsh that actually did that.The Free Wales Army was composed almost entirely of undercover policemen and secret policemen. All spying and informing on each other. In the name of democracy and keeping the public safe of course.
And the plain fact is that most of the "arson attacks" were simply insurance fraud.
(And the plain fact is that most of the "arson attacks" were simply insurance fraud.
stuj (^(^;;^)^) GO TEAM SPIDERS!(^(^;;^)^),
Sat 14 Jun 2014, 19:09,
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