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I think we're also on Facebook, my space. I'm on LinkedIn. If you really want to. You're on

enough friends. It digs deep. Friends reunited as well. Friends reunited. I'm on under

old re-technical school. You want to go in deep? I don't think there's a photograph. There is

some photographs of me, but not from school. We're here. I think that's about all the social

networking you can get us on. Bebo. We call Bebo. No, there's Pinterest and Tumblr. You haven't

even gone there. I'm on Grindr. Get over it. Welcome to old listeners who've lived through the

winter. We just say welcome to old listeners who've lived through the winter. That sounds

like it's the title of the show. Welcome to old listeners who've lived through the winter.

I actually thought I've got the wrong script. That's the thing I'm doing on five

lives about carrying the community. That could have been for a difficult morning.

Is there any new listeners? Get better than this. Come back.

It's usually gone to capital. They don't want to do that to you. It's rubbish.

Thank you. So I do want to have noticed, as we move into a new year, 2013, unlucky for some,

if you know what I'm saying, it doesn't seem to be those conversations that one normally

asks us on the year about what people's new years resolutions are. Is it dying out the new years

resolution? I've had a few of those conversations. Perhaps I just thought that was in your

weekly meeting. I blame the Mayan civilization. People weren't looking ahead. They all thought it

was going to end. This is the year we don't need one. So you know, the world didn't end on the 21st

of December, but people have had to scrape together some last minute resolutions and giving it a

normal thought. But no, no ones. I don't know. Have you guys made any? That wasn't like a radio

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