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Call me a cynic...but gee .Hasnt the press gone quiet on us ( re T ) all of a sudden !! lol

Only a few ..."nice' articles to show for the last couple of days now

I think Melbourne finally grew into its old "Demon" suit again.

Sometimes you just have to front up and puff your chest , stand you ground , look your adversary square in the eyes and utter...." Do you really, REALLY want this ??"

 

Call me a cynic...but gee .Hasnt the press gone quiet on us ( re T ) all of a sudden !! lol

Only a few ..."nice' articles to show for the last couple of days now

I think Melbourne finally grew into its old "Demon" suit again.

Sometimes you just have to front up and puff your chest , stand you ground , look your adversary square in the eyes and utter...." Do you really, REALLY want this ??"

Those nice and balanced articles are just an insurance policy. If someone tries to pick her up on something she can turn around and say but I also said this, that and blah blah blah.

I don't think we have looked her in the eyes yet ;)

O yes we have, my wordy wordy !!

Didnt you hear the "yelp " !!!

 

Those nice and balanced articles are just an insurance policy. If someone tries to pick her up on something she can turn around and say but I also said this, that and blah blah blah.

I don't think we have looked her in the eyes yet ;)

Look her in the Eye, yeah

was this possibly CW when she was a mere whippet >

faim d'amour

oldy but goodie, brown eye blue

bound to relieve a smile


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