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*Bl**dy PCN's, bl**dy Final Reminders, blasting DOG SH*T on the sidewalk, flaming inconsiderate women breastfeeding in public, screaming smoking bans, piffling computers crashing, damned workmen leaving nails-not-driven-home-properly-on-which-one-has-just-caught-one's-toe.... what a morning. - inserious need of some FU time...* A Laphroig please Sean, and make it a double.
Keef

Keef

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*Throws ipod in the bin, and puts on scratchy vinyl of Black Sabbath*


*Leans against wall, but it's dripping with sweat*


I like this place


*Bumps in to someone, but what with this strobe, can't see who it was*


*Makes way to bar and screams order to the fit barmaid above noise of 70's rock legends!!!*

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