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That sounds like a good time. Sorry I'm not there.
Thanks for the plug, and I am pleased to report that Ali Karim retired for the evening at a decent hour.
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Detectives Beyond Borders
"Because Murder Is More Fun Away From Home"
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And having Peter is geart company, we came 2nd in Quiz, with Steve Mosby, Clare Seeber and Micheal Walters on our team - Mike Stotter and Peter Guttridge were the Quiz Masters
The winners were an Uber Team consisting of KAREN MEEK, MARTIN EDWARDS, ANN CLEEVES, MAXINE CLARKE, RIK AND CAROL SHEPHARD
Well done -
Ali
Now to shower a new day dawns in Bristol, Mike Stotter's snoring away as type
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