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You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? 18:28 - Mar 31 with 629 views

Well...

if you'd like to dial into the Cabinet tomorrow, the Zoom meeting ID has helpfully been included in this screenshot https://t.co/Ng9n0DC6Iw
— Matthew Champion (@matthewchampion) March 31, 2020

Poll:

Do you think Pert is key to all of this?

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:42 - Mar 31 with 568 views

jeera

Is anyone surprised anymore.

Poll:

Xmas dinner: Yorkshires or not?

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:43 - Mar 31 with 571 views

factual_blue

Obviously the question to ask is

'Quid enim tuum est ventus caseus Iacobe?'
[Post edited 31 Mar 2020 18:45]

	Ta neige, Acadie, fait des larmes au soleil
Poll:	Do you grind your gears
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You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:45 - Mar 31 with 561 views

jeera

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:43 - Mar 31 by factual_blue
Obviously the question to ask is 'Quid enim tuum est ventus caseus Iacobe?' [Post edited 31 Mar 2020 18:45]

Lacobe?

Poll:

Xmas dinner: Yorkshires or not?

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:48 - Mar 31 with 555 views

factual_blue

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:45 - Mar 31 by jeera
Lacobe?

Iacobe - with a capital 'I'. Singular vocative case of Iacobus, the Latin form of Jacob.

	Ta neige, Acadie, fait des larmes au soleil
Poll:	Do you grind your gears
Blog:	[Blog] The Shape We're In

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:49 - Mar 31 with 553 views

jeera

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 18:48 - Mar 31 by factual_blue
Iacobe - with a capital 'I'. Singular vocative case of Iacobus, the Latin form of Jacob.

Yes, but what does that have to do with cheese?

And don't try to bring crackers into this.

Edit: and I get the whole Jacob = James thing.

[Post edited 31 Mar 2020 18:51]

Poll:

Xmas dinner: Yorkshires or not?

You know that old TWTD tradition of gate crashing another site....? on 22:11 - Mar 31 with 458 views

WD19

Therese Coffey & Cake I assume!?

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