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Was ‘she’ a one-off?
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Oddities of the English language?
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Busaholic
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Yes, I was a naive teenager who'd been set up - put it this way, I was off straight away, never to return. The lights were low, I was in a city I'd never been to before (Liverpool) and I couldn't believe the number of young 'blonde' females who appeared to be available. As they say, if something appears too good to be true....Was ‘she’ a one-off?
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Yes, I was a naive teenager who'd been set up - put it this way, I was off straight away, never to return. The lights were low, I was in a city I'd never been to before (Liverpool) and I couldn't believe the number of young 'blonde' females who appeared to be available. As they say, if something appears too good to be true....
Sounds like a cock and ball story to me.
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It was - put me off them for life.
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That's Somerset for you, lived in Yeovil for 3 years myself and got confused so many times, even though my maternal grandmother was from just outside Dorchester and having holidayed down there every summer as long as I could remember, I never had a problem with their dialect and colloquialisms.
Saying that, I'm sure the people of Somerset were even more confused at my north eastern accent than I was of theirs.
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