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| Topic Started: Thursday, 19. March 2009, 14:47 (675 Views) | |
| OsullivanB | Monday, 10. August 2009, 08:39 Post #61 |
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Note that in a steam train it is the boiler that propels the train and the buffer that stops it when it is out of control. |
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| Patrick | Monday, 10. August 2009, 09:11 Post #62 |
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Thanks. I have since googled "old buffer". 
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| Rose of York | Monday, 10. August 2009, 10:15 Post #63 |
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All this talk of buffers and boilers makes this forum true to life. You are all acting like a load of old men and women, buzzing around the aisles, yapping, when others are trying to concentrate on the liturgy. That is my contribution to the Liturgical Moanararium Kneel or sit, and shut up. 
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| Derekap | Tuesday, 11. August 2009, 14:33 Post #64 |
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Rose, Let the old Boilers let off steam! |
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