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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2009 8:45:10 GMT 10
Under my real name of Blacky, right? Don't let this get out to the masses. It would be embarrassing I already have a blacky on the books dlslith, and his videos go to somewhere in England.
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Post by dlslith on Oct 11, 2009 9:27:47 GMT 10
That would be Stoke on Trent. Why the hell they would they not just name it Stoke, I have no idea. I mean I would never call Ottawa, Ottawa on the Ottawa river. Ottawa next to the frogs! Fuck how dare me talk like this, well cause I can and I am a little bit pissed at the moment. Peace, love, and sheep
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Post by Aardvaaks on Oct 11, 2009 9:47:17 GMT 10
Hey guys, blame Olde English, a way of describing dwellings churchs in particular near to something like a hill, forest, well or river. Rivers references in particular are popular in England describing locations, many towns/cities have this heritage some reckon its quaint! ha...
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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2009 9:52:48 GMT 10
Hey guys, blame Olde English, a way of describing dwellings churchs in particular near to something like a hill, forest, well or river. Rivers references in particular are popular in England describing locations, many towns/cities have this heritage some reckon its quaint! ha... So the "ön Trent" thing actually refers to a river eh, interesting.
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Post by dlslith on Oct 11, 2009 10:07:06 GMT 10
Okay, changed my shorts over that. lmfao. Thank got it's not Stroke on Trent.
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Post by Aardvaaks on Oct 12, 2009 0:19:41 GMT 10
Hey guys, blame Olde English, a way of describing dwellings churchs in particular near to something like a hill, forest, well or river. Rivers references in particular are popular in England describing locations, many towns/cities have this heritage some reckon its quaint! ha... So the "ön Trent" thing actually refers to a river eh, interesting. Yep lol the river Trent, then there's Dartmouth, mouth of river , oh hec you get my drift.
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