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    Quote Originally Posted by j.sabourn View Post
    As regards knots the one you could not fail on was the common old reef knot, if you made a mess of that one you finished up with a granny knot , and could always say that was your intention in the first place . That also happened to a lot of would be heroes who woke up next morning and thought they were in bed with their granny, JS
    hi john sabourn
    i always use a surgeon knot ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz View Post
    Bit off topic but fits in somehow.
    In the paper today a story about a small town in an EU country.
    It has now officially changed its name to Fugging.

    Apparently so many visitors, many from UK, had their photo taken along side of the towns name post of F#@()&ng.
    hi john
    the town i believe is in germany, mind you they are always flugging something or somewhere up.
    tom

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    Hi John S.
    Didn't know you was an animal lover.
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    Does fresh, farmed , sustainable fish come into the equation ?

    Adore salmon, smoked, poached, baked, grilled etc.

    kEITH.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan Cloherty View Post
    So true, how so many seamen went to bed with a princess and waking up becoming converted shouting JESUS CHRIST!!
    Yes Ivan, know the feeling well.
    So many times as a young man taken advantage of by an older woman.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Victoria Moss View Post
    That's how you got your wonderful experiences eh John??
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    Level playing field they say they want well lets give them this. Fish in our waters for an annual rental of £39 billion. For every hour each EU fishing boat is in our waters £1000 per hour up to 48 hours, any more then they forfeit there catch to a UK port.. UK fishing boats still can fish uninterrupted in our own waters.

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    Your concept of an even playing field is great, but one small problem.

    I doubt if the other side will abide by any such agreement.
    rom what I have read the biggest problem to any resolve of the BREXIT final deal is the French guy Macron.
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