Codename: Clusterfuck -
America's War for the Greater Middle East: A Military History
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Wednesday, 15 November 2017
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And revolt against the evil
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cb361 said @ 9:34am GMT on 15th November
As a young child my parents took me to visit their friends in Devon, who lived in a converted railway station and only had gas. It was a very long, narrow, sing I still remember sleeping in a guest room with my brother, and my mother coming in to turn down the gas lights on the wall to the lowest level, but not turning them off entirely.
As a young teenager I remember hearing that they were trying to stop their home being knocked down to build a motorway by selling tiny parcels of their land to as many people as possible. I think my Dad bought a square foot for each of us.
As an adult I have driven through Devon on the
cb361 said @ 9:36am GMT on 15th November
As a young child my parents took me to visit their friends in Devon, who lived in a converted railway station and only had gas. I still remember sleeping in a guest room with my brother, and my mother coming in to turn down the gas lights on the wall to the lowest level, but not turning them off entirely.
As a young teenager I remember hearing that they were trying to prevent their home being knocked down to build a motorway by selling tiny parcels of their land to as many people as possible. I think my Dad bought a square foot for each of us.
As an adult I have driven through Devon on a convenient motorway.
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cb361 said @ 9:34am GMT on 15th November
As a young child my parents took me to visit their friends in Devon, who lived in a converted railway station and only had gas. I still remember sleeping in a guest room with my brother, and my mother coming in to turn down the gas lights on the wall to the lowest level, but not turning them off entirely.
As a young teenager I remember hearing that they were trying to prevent their home being knocked down to build a motorway by selling tiny parcels of their land to as many people as possible. I think my Dad bought a square foot for each of us.
As an adult I have driven through Devon on a convenient motorway.
