#20

As in the place, or is that some sort of euphemism?

#21

I do, he’s a very nice fella

#22

Some good threads from you today btw

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#23

Trying to squeeze some cash out of @ma0sm

#24

Aren’t we all mate!

#25

I don’t

#26

I’ve been talking to my investors, it’s looking promising

#27

Went to school with one. He was a prick.

#28

my great uncle was called Richard Head.

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#29

nope

#30

how far are you from barking?

#31

there was a guy called Wayne King at my school

#32

me either

#33

neither?

#34

Neil should be pronounced Nail. And Nail should be pronounced Nile. And Nile should be Kneeler like in Old English!

#35

The son of my old GP was Charlie Head!

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#36

Michael Smith was one of the biggest bullies in my primary school.

He once pinned me down. I started singing Mary Had A Little Lamb until he let me go.

They’re easily confused, Michael Smiths.

#38

Woof!

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#39

I did when I was a kid, coz it’s my dad’s name so I had to write it more often than most. Also Keith, which is both his and my middle name. I before e, except after c (and in your middle name) as the saying goes.

To answer the main question, I do not know a michael smith

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#40

No, I do not.

You’ve totally lost control of this thread, Lonzo. People are throwing all sorts of non-Michael Smith names around now.

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