Gehenna
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Brave Chelsea Defeat Those Natty NorthernersWhat can I say... anytime the spud faced nipper, the smug schoolboy and the rotten Scot look unhappy I have to cheer. 
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lushem
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as a chelsea girl thru and thru
(i was nearly called ossie, and if my mum hadn't have registered me, i probably would have been!)
there was much excitment at the win yesterday, there is no greater thrill than beating man utd (spits) and pulling the nescafe sign at that nasty portugese scum bag!!!
well done boys, i dreamt of you all last night(especially you frankie !!!)
yes i am still drunk!!
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Minnie the Minxtress
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Mr Minx is a chelsea fan, so was rather pleased yesterday. I didn't even know who was playing till it was half way through... zzzzzzz 
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Broomy
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And Wasps trounced Leicester in the Heineken Cup. Yay! Er, you need to be into Rugby Union and live for Twickenham to know what I'm on about.
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Bella Claire
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| Broomstick Pilot wrote: | | And Wasps trounced Leicester in the Heineken Cup. Yay! Er, you need to be into Rugby Union and live for Twickenham to know what I'm on about. |
i do prefer rugby!!, as for the footie, im a northerner and anyone that beats man u (akascum) is fine by me!!
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Ruby Rose
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*Wanders in, scratches head at strange new language appearing on forum and bemusedley wanders out again*
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Broomy
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| Ruby Rose wrote: | | *Wanders in, scratches head at strange new language appearing on forum and bemusedley wanders out again* |
Ruby, when you have seen the former England captain, Lawrence Dellaglio, on the pitch, with his shorts ripped to shreds,  and his buttocks so tight  you could run your swipe card between them .......................Sorry girls, I need to go and step under the cold shower!
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Ruby Rose
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Heavens to Betsy, I may have to take a look at this curious thing they call Foot Ball, all I know is that it was invented by the Chinese and they used to play with silk nets (come to think of it they might be called goals - actually I have no idea of the proper word for the net thing where they kick the ball), how lovely.
Ruby
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