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ReplyDeleteYodas are out of season!
DeleteTrue, out of season Yoda's are.
ReplyDeleteThe hang of predictive text I do not get... Yodaphone.
DeleteAlways amazed how many footballs and tennis balls I see in rivers. It must be where they go to die. I guess you could argue it makes sense they should end up in rivers (gravity) but it's still a bit odd. Just the sheer quantity of them.
ReplyDeleteThat brings back memories of kicking the football in the river as kids... How gutting was that... Game over!
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