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didds
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Sat, 09 February 08 23:03 GMT
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thanks Chopper!
didds (a man of kent and not a kentish man)
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chopper15
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Fri, 08 February 08 22:28 GMT
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Didds, down in deepest West Cornwall we usually refer to the region east from a line drawn from St Agnes to Falmouth,as
South Devon!
A Chopper is a man born and dragged up in the ancient tin mining town of Redruth.
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chopper15
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Fri, 08 February 08 22:28 GMT
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Didds, down in deepest West Cornwall we usually refer to the region east from a line drawn from St Agnes to Falmouth,as
South Devon!
A Chopper is a man born and dragged up in the ancient tin mining town of Redruth.
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didds
- scrumtime@hotmail.com
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Tue, 05 February 08 08:14 GMT
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chopper ... you have piqued my interest now:-)
What is east from a line drawn from St Agnes to Falmouth usually accepted as?
"There lie Dragons" ? ;-)
cheers
didds
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the whistleblower
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Mon, 04 February 08 16:23 GMT
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Chopper - where are Choppers from? I always assumed you were associating yourself with Chopper Harris, the Chelsea hardman of the 60's and 70's. It now seems to be a geographical term that my former Geog teacher inexplicably failed to impart.
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chopper15
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Fri, 01 February 08 17:44 GMT
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Yes, Simon, Truro is pretty near Plymouth as far as we're concerned.
West from a line drawn from St Agnes to Falmouth is usually accepted as Cornwall . . . .so Denzil tells me, and he should know as a born and bred St Just man. I'm a Chopper, we just keep to ourselves.
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the whistleblower
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Thu, 31 January 08 16:59 GMT
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I say! That's a bit below the belt. Penalty to us!
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chopper15
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Thu, 31 January 08 10:37 GMT
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Get her to scrum down with your daughter . . . or are they more fleet of foot?
Have just checked, the Rugby Refs' channel is back. Must've paid the gas bill and thanks for the chat!
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the whistleblower
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Thu, 31 January 08 09:00 GMT
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<<can't you get your daughter interested in a man's game? >>
No trouble there - she'd love to play. I just can't get her mum to countenance the idea!
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chopper15
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Wed, 30 January 08 22:04 GMT
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They're quite civilised in Truro, what with Starbucks and Sainsburys. We like the latter, very nice class of people shop there. Further west we've still got Home & Colonial and Liptons. I'm not complaining mind you, the Rugby's good. I understand Truro's a soccer place . . . can't you get your daughter interested in a man's game?
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the whistleblower
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Wed, 30 January 08 20:33 GMT
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Chopper, as there was no rugbyrefs forum to post to, I took myself down to Truro to watch my daughter play soccer. Was surprised to find the locals were very friendly and had only one head. You've been leading us all astray all these months!
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ob
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Wed, 30 January 08 19:21 GMT
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I imagine Robbie has forgotten to pay the gas bill (or they won't accept Australian dollars!)
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chopper15
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Wed, 30 January 08 16:10 GMT
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Where's the Rugby Refs forum gone?
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the whistleblower
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Wed, 02 January 08 08:50 GMT
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Has there ever been an ERSC forum? Certainly those who access the forums via the Community Rugby site will not have seen one - at least, not in the last several years.
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kurtwism
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Mon, 24 December 07 01:33 GMT
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Anyone seen the ERSC Forum lately or am I goin mad?
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