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    Something wrong here!

    Well there you go turn my back for an instant and his lordship swoops in tellya there is something afoot here !
    Our old lounge had given up the ghost after 18 odd years so shouted ourselves a new one seems someone else is happy as well.
    Not content to have his own blanket covered one he takes mine in the prime position to watch the T.V.
    Yes we will be reviewing the pecking order I think and I really don't think I'm going to like it.
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    Willy covers his eyes during the scary bits.
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