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  • binners
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    If theres a Greggs, then I’m there 😀

    Posted 8 years ago
    BillMC
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    Health and safety

    Posted 8 years ago
    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    ‘Solutions’ added to the end of any sort of business

    Perfectly acceptable if you manufacture brine.

    Posted 8 years ago
    jimjam
    Free Member

    Epic.

    Posted 8 years ago
    dirtydog
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    Integrity.

    Yep, should be removed from the dictionary.

    Posted 8 years ago
    monkeysfeet
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    Antique. Just because it has been found in an attic and is from the 70’s and has a ridiculous price tag does not make it an antique.
    Hipster….just replace with wa#k%r

    Posted 8 years ago
    deadkenny
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    nickjb – Member
    Any figures for the enormous cost? The whole site only cost £800k so I doubt shipping the rocks was very much.

    Plus £4.7m to turn it into an ‘Olympic Legacy’ venue suitable for trail centre use for the general public rather than temporary use and no facilities for the Olympics.

    Blade Trail at Afan cost £350k and is infinitely superior and more fun in every way (not to mention is actually on a so called mountain 😉 ).

    Posted 8 years ago
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