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Who called the cook a c…t?.. Who called the c…t a cook?…..
Apparently mackerel skies can herald an approaching depression in the same way that the look in my wife’s eyes heralds her approaching depression at the sight of a bag of charcoal in my hand. With our fridge packed with mackerel, … Continue reading →
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