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Buses and the Miners Strike

RE: Buses and the Miners Strike
(16 Mar 2014, 2:51 pm)fozzovmurton wrote There is a good feature in the Sun today about what has become of Arthur Scargill, he has gone from being a powerful Union leader to virtually friendless who is living a reclusive life in Barnsley locked in legal battles with the Union he once ruled with an Iron Fist...IMO it could not happen to a better arse of a man

I heard he went to get circumcised and the surgeon would not operate....he said there is no end to this prick.....Big Grin

I know, I will get my coat.

Buses and the Miners Strike
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