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Magic Mushrooms..

DMT is good! A low dose of E is all I need for social functions. Need to be careful though as you can easily use it when your bored, feeling a bit off etc just like alcohol. E reminds me of Soma from Brave New World...

I've think I've drunk a total of half a bottle of wine in 15 months. In that time however I've grown nd taken magic mushrooms, tried LSD, extracted my own DMT and now a convert to Ectasy which is a god send to us introverts who have to attend any overly long social events😀

After a few year of living together my girlfriend suggest she should have her name on the deeds of house. I pointed out ot her that I paid the mortgage on my own and we just shared the bills. She then wanted to move to a bigger house as well with me paying for it all. I said to her raise x amount she can the be on it. It shocked her that she expectedh to pay anything! As for moving you need even more so start saving or tough. She was on the equivalent of minimum wage a the time and I was not on the best of wages either (this back in the early 90's when you afford you're own place in

Scunny has a claim to fame.. Ted Lewis wrote a book calls "Jacks return Home". where the said Jack returns back to his hometown of Scunny. A year later the book was turned into a film.. Get Carter!

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My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..

My childhood was all about strikes, British Leyland, railways, printers, miners, dustmen (I remember the 3 day week going to bed with a candle), if there was a union there was a strike.. In those days you could have wildcat strikes, you had to join a union as it was a "closed shop" in some workplaces as I did when I joined BT as my first job. So the first time I could vote no surprises where that was going..