welcome to the auctioneer still do need to book. I'm not gonna go into too
much. but I just wanted to thanks DVD plus advisory group for
organising this lecture. and I know a lot of members past and present
and I know that we put quite a lot of time and effort into these events. I just wanna
thank everyone for doing on the support that we get from EDU and I
am personally very excited about. I'll speak to Louise on this
line here of mine so that's really really exciting and
I just wanna briefly mention that I'd like to thank you for continuing to stand by the stone
wall values. I'm continuing to take part in the quality index
and with that I'd like to say I'd like to introduce you to BC Louise Richardson.
I'd like to thank you for opening news letters every year I think it's really important we noting
your business everywhere stuff. thank you.
lovely evening everyone is terrific to be back but before I begin. no put more effort into
these events and into educating this whole community. thanks. so please
give us.
so some you know this is the eleventh and you are your BT history Simon Fletcher and my
sister to attend and each one has been serviced. my no. tonight
is going to be no reception there. I wanna start with a little bit of good news in twenty
nineteen and University of Oxford was named of one the U.K.'s most
insurers for LGBT but charge is John Wallace. Sara just mentioned in the
work place quality index I was recently announced. we secured a place in the
top one hundred for second year and we've moved up the ranking from ninety third
seventy six. but as many of you know in the Times higher red ranking
wreck number one in the warehouse. so I don't think we can start on to another one one. thank you.
to me shouldn't really take this opportunity
to attend our LGBT plaster students and allies for all
the hard work throughout putting on events and providing invaluable feedback
to those of us in the University who are striving to make this a better university
every day and no more so than the EDU and our advocate
very policy on the first the Rebecca surrenders again. very warm thanks to
everyone bloody chance to our speaker. we had a wonderful
first name and is the reason alright. is there a renowned
award winning project. clear items her for. she has a number form place for the
National Theatre well contact the Royal exchange. so the opera house read that
Sheffield Crucible and BBC radio three and four and an award
winning the show on the road for two shoppers aircraft in Manchester.
look forward to your mother. she has an undertaking writing assignment in Queensland
and university manager over in Winnipeg and it is a BBC contains
strong language post residence. I did wonder about that one for
this morning has been a lot of strong language in seventeen twenty one.
this is Amherst Hughes of HR to his face. Percy
entries. so I don't know if that's possible constitute strong language.
you know Natalie and her career. but more recently works to make excellent
countries are confirmation with for the people was recognised when
she was appointed as an MBE in the Queens birthday on the twenty eighteen for services
to the spoken word music and outstanding achievements in the community battery
is run the Manchester customer what's the best performance for a solution which is credit to
the problem of public engagement and trade enquiry with listed the variance of
early answers to mention. is ground breaking book and one on the show
room which has experience of being raised and it doesn't different to and so.
we just got her voice and she's after and also firstly if you just seventeen
hundred she said. I left a care of Manchester local authority and nineteen eighty
seven. I have no job no way forward however I was locked the
Hassan. I was phoning about the community of contract to theatre I'm a community of LGBT
QA and anti racist race my hopes and aspirations and
the absolute belief in time. thank you managing. they told me the guiding principle
and injury to one is an injury to all after being unemployed for
ten years. I was supported by Nigel office workers to go on the access course.
I did pre- course on contemporary history and politics. happy anniversary for four ninety
ninety seven. hope you can one of only one percent of care leavers to is
the BA Honours. I find that one of the most inspirational things I've read in a long
time. there's many people in care
who trying to get an education it is still waiting just call for them to do so.
we have got this message. University. we are trying in recent years
we've agreed to give a three hundred and sixty five days accommodation and priority access to bursaries
and scholarships and one on one supporter last year. for those
leaving here. I'm coming to Oxford but again the numbers are waiting for you.
we taking steps to help those strange students we're very glad that we have taken the
stand alone pledge but there's still so many impediments.
two people coming from here. if you don't have the support of the family
making it in university and especially one has competitors in terms of this
one. so we are trying we've as you know we've announced foundation and
this is the new program based on an initiative at M and H. where we
will be identifying students with the help of thirty teachers students in kerosene for FDG
student education has been severely disrupted. we're going to bring
fifty S in here every year on the foundation you with the hope that at the end of the year.
they will be able to make a competitive application to Oxford. so
we've gotten this message but there's no great attachment. the of amount times
we are missing speakers this evening. so with that. can I ask
you to join me. we. we phoning and phoning
thank you very much bye run through the reason. thank you very much Doctor Clara Barker. just
wanna show it to you. you're my absolute hero.
one says first half an ventilator for. so
out doing fluid. working class diary. speak to you Derek
it's Sarah. Cindy
here. missed it earlier when I was about twelve
here social worker. it was a lovely woman. she
came to Watford on holiday. her daughter was here and she sent me a postcard.
Mister still there. she sent me a postcard through the
training suppliers of Oxford. when she got back
home. have a great day. lots of love dude. later. oh she was by
the way if you could go to Watford. now I format was
my usual response to praise forward
slash forward. nearly forty years and they bounced or doing something you are.
I haven't prepared lecture. I'm just gonna kind of free sorry.
tell you about my life. most of which is in my bungalow
which is also one moment shall I perform this
too many different audiences. I always get the questions
but how did you make it here. how did you survive
everything that you've survived. I have no idea.
just to give you a little picture of
what my child was like. I
was given the final one. I was late it seems.
well it was called the final final norms. I'm wondering what was actually
a piece of paper with the list on the list
was first March nineteen sixty nine Bourne
Withington Hospital. eight fifty a.m.. twenty ninth of April
the to third of August nineteen sixty nine. placed in private foster carer.
first of August transfer to adoption nursery. third fourth best place
to fostering with a view to adoption. I waiting satisfactory medical report.
next nine months in hospital. second of June nineteen seventy.
adoption team at Manchester County Court twenty
fifth December nineteen seventy nine. I've got some breaks down.
it's Francis Court. fourth the of January nineteen eighty. return
to the doctors from the eleventh of February nineteen eighty. we
are admitted into a care twenty seventh of February nineteen eighty one
transfers. one being the assessment unit Manchester local authority.
May nineteen eighty one. it's Wednesday. June nineteen eighty one.
it's outcome an. the eleventh of January not you needed to place this afternoon.
first of February. return Wednesday. first of July you know before transfer
to foster care seventeenth of October nineteen eighty three. it's a care
twenty eighth of February nineteen eighty six transferred to dollar hostel first of January
nineteen eighty seven this. chap from Canada.
that was it that was the abridged version of my
file. that was me wife. perhaps it seems different
children's homes past placements as you said on the list
when I left. I
wanna do this when Alaska is amazing.
give us a freedom and it sounds like this screen writing
like slick talk through the pavement cracks. really riding
everything. I can smell everything. talk to you soon. it's all on the Finsbury.
one bedroom. this is my no. but it's not like when I'm awake. it's not
fake. I'd really I ride. I fly out to read my writing is
Stereophonics what my bike bionic six million dollar. we
have the capability booked in our building. long band
twist breath. I can bring these wheels to your titanium
call and it lost in six Clarke. so absolute nice. change of
personnel. Cambridge has pulled now
navigation - ventilation. if not the likes just like when I'm awake. this
is Ace. I changed the light snow right now. we not amber multi coloured
strap traffic lights this is mine. mine all mine change
the colours change the times. let it all swing into
me. he's been chasing myself. look forward to sniper.
I am found somewhere with both Riley on your surprise visit in between
worries. John on pavement. ringing just really loud soon. bye.
we're dealing with the politics people shall yeah get off on
the box it's only Mum your. you are doing right thing. speak to you soon many
millions of roofs and the only way round. do you know and certain things. there
is the firm that drops down. it's a ramp and I'm off
the top of the top and the alarms on the roof of the library. is it round the top
per set three sixty skid polish off over the top of the town hall ten
o'clock. been in back porch. alright one of them still landed on my
hands. perfect match you can actually best way to put it
loose me up a level two room rising no more. how you doing.
this is mine. hope all is well I come over. I'm awake and alive. a parcel
waiting to arrive. it's. I splashed down and sort
this out. I'll move that found. it was me to John please. fifty
one eight / nought nine / change all the gaps replacement we
booked for she can sky round mine.
anyway. then there is Lou. how are you shimmering.
track all traffic lights reflected resolution. I can
do. do do we take off landing page pedal like the platters or the top
the top. Long birthday and I shall go
moment. when you do find the most of property visit.
catch catch a
flight. Cheers.
so that's what we think care felt like
a leather chair. yeah that was it like what was not you know on line.
that was all at the miners strike. there. the first thing is just
rewind in a little bit. the first break the first political action.
I ever instigated we planned in the typing
class is on a conference call with the best against the new training
schemes that was basically told it was on offer
to me. my social worker. I Matt thought I could call me at Watford. nobody
else apart back. it's about time to chat
to me. that was kind of thrown out some plans for me. where's
Ward. I've already been print in of it. when I was in care of yourself Tony you know what's
happening in Rochdale. yeah some old skating care. I'm not lying
and you laptop it. you get on with it. so
the trajectory that was planned for me was and
it was to me as well the job interviews and everything. I would end up in prison
or a prostitute old are you.
hey Ringo phoning from a bloke called for me because I. so
I'm gonna claim coming down for this rock but been in millions of miles
per hour in you know throughout space the I'm putting on.
I'm staying and I'm gonna be some. I don't have a clue what that was.
so let's test at seventeen Reece and
Alistair. it's seventeen and not eighteen with you but I came
out I've. already been someone's already planned a school
strike. got I've oh yeah. I went to green and common. got green events
on the socialist work as part we'll talk about that. about six months that was there
in Stockport. I'm in
La rewind just a little bit what was it like being on Square the Winchester.
so it's been most of the homes were bombarding on the normal is more one
place. when I came out what the latest staff who were stranded NHS
kept trying to tell me that I couldn't be a lesbian.
when I eventually got file my. hopefully yes ago. I was ringing about.
I was weird because I was and refused to wear Michael call
and I refuse to wear skirts and things
and the home phone yes. it's been ripped off the pages of the
full file is is terrible because of course the girl other thing care.
we were discouraged from
anyway. when I finally came out. so anyway I what did was I went some
slides in out the office. also was on the little resolutions.
and I claim political silence. the council
office. my sixty just to see if you're in writing. the fifties
I'm still looking for a spin on it. Andrew no. is Manchester
and at the time. was it like a social list Republic. ready
to update people on my side out of the office just finishing off the.
so Alistair is on holiday so
yeah so it's only just went on. I've got to bed
woman the who rang the home phone the police to drop now and all that of
and take me home. give us a free taxi identifying some lunch.
so it was a was out know you we rendezvous at all. spoke to me call
I and would like one side to side it was a late fee and that was it. and
nobody is gonna talk me out of it. I came
out. hello. I was doing his training schemes of everything.
I've processed it again. and I was in this little flat
on me own. completely spoke to soon fact in the social worker
it got me into this. contact me. which is beautiful to
me. that's part of the file because the social worker rights how I found myself
how I found my voice. so I started I've got to right the play
and I told the director stuff for staff I know don't what the right play and it the first
Christmas that care when the door closed. I now lay out was this
little hamper. we're bombing it and. I thought
maybe maybe that's my way. I can survive starting point
on service and Rock been in millions of miles per hour through space.
the other thing happens and it was almost a guest room with
Margaret Thatcher. am I allowed for class twenty oh eight.
what the case section well it's called twelve twenty seven. if you can close twenty eight.
she gave me something to five forty. thank you very much. Mrs Thatcher
that's all I'll talk to you for. I was in the club one night.
the number one club in Manchester. somebody's phoned the leaflet in the arms
with all these little files on it and it was about plus twenty seven
/ K and was it saying all the things
that we're gonna happen. you know we're
cinema I remember the most with. it's a bit
literature would be removed from libraries. I'm
that now. yeah went cos all I asked when
I a was kid with library. I've spent so much time on
libraries. the one you know you could hide in libraries
and through on the book shelves and the role the
cos again it was radical Manchester to all these wipes out to resolve this ten minutes little
chit chat. give us a phone call. I'm in Houston not the only free
with day my grandchildren. it was all about. so I was like oh you gonna remove
those books off the shelves either of them are deaf either someone joint
the campaign. again it's twelve twenty eight the Northwest campaign for Lesbian
and Gay quota. and I've never met and talked
to people in my life. they accepted me
and it was wonderful wonderful age to arrive in the
room like this is what this is cos we're all radical and everything the specialist
meters the from cos I was wondering if you were working class people let alone why
you know. thirdly grown up in a chair.
I've always been a big drop there. if you can probably tell and
you know use that card and there was a hundred dolphins
on that campaign. what we used to do with me we're send me all over the country.
speak to you in room five. this Colin hi this is Paul Barry.
call me. we've got a call now. apparently domain our Thompson are you
driving. you know what I mean it's terrible. it's it's it's it's really hard
really to articulate what it was like thirty odd years ago and I frightens
so many people were to speak to you later. Cheers. bye. and especially
about this more. that was coming which was the first am gay long
since Thursday from the live station. and
so I've got you still going over to London. I've got
missed to going up to Scotland. what we would do the campaign
was we decided we were gonna plan for fifty seven Queens demo in the world.
we've tried to get Elizabeth Taylor support when absolutely fine. you know where we were
team we will meet you in middle class which is split fifty fifty
men and women. there's always a bum fight over from Swindon. the let's thing going
man. it's that time. so it's been through the sentences together. I've
not I didn't know anything you know anything about that and they pads all
round and it's again it's difficult to articulate how difficult it
was to bring lesbians and go man to sit in the room and agree
re agree on speakers we on the map to free
on a free SpinVox trial. we are somewhere outside. so yes really funny one I
dropped off to be stored in the middle. because I didn't have fall back history.
what of what those what me older brothers and sisters with them
through our website now what we'll need to do is come together and fight
together and then we need to be as broad as possible we
need flash to straight people on the match win. you know it was amazing.
lovely. took us six weeks now. we managed to pull
off in Manchester. the biggest first LGBT July. they are
lovely straight allies altogether. we talk over the Manchester city centre.
what was initially with my Manchester my council but still caught up
Parma. I'm out of town hall and it was basically it's because like
the rally of Manchester. everybody is welcome in Manchester everybody.
you know and yeah I got a list of March.
seventeen in a bit. I know what. I've got really out of control
because somebody said to me. look after them. and it was Michael
Cashman and Ian McAllister. Michael Cashman was cos of the standards board and
absolutely in a coma sorry.
so it's my job to look after them. and noted that we would have inside
and telling we have to smash to follow this big banner and I think it was plain through
cos we were like what if people you know patch panels what if the police
charge also. just missed the police were very different please let me tell ya.
cos they will be in London five at James Anderson in L .com. remember
you know we mean it was is in charge of our police so maybe try get all the gates all
shut down because we're down to server licenses
damn. it was called. so we we're up
against that as well. will but call you look to
the. so protect or if you could look to move
to protector cos I was I was so and
it was amazing when we set off. was that we were so
frightened that something would happen and then we'll fight this force
and this energy and then you not back and I've never seen so
many people apart from lunch you know when you're not at Windsor Court. you know things are all
there for that meeting and the roll unified together
together. we will fight this. so we did we lost we lost
the thing became we changed our fifty four.
you know we do sort of what
we've managed to achieve in terms of unity to bring
man and woman together for Friday together and
then how that has grown be to inclusive of
everybody's identity. please them straight people God. bless.
right. hello. what else happens.
so I had to sleep the office. I'm in the family
room asked Manchester town hall from which
I plans. we planned this match in this resolution
next door to the office with the very last Monday's defence
campaign. Sarah harassment. this is Herschel Lanton.
since our last relaunch in refugee. if you wish. well actually
was technically allowed to stay in this country.
he needs comrades a set up the campaign.
he was in the sanctuary in the church in
few minutes seven for revolution I was coming in. he
had stay in Leicester. thousand forty based on life and
the office is next door. I've got talking to the office
and I want to see if you're around and became part of that
campaign soon and the reason I'm really started caring
about refugees and asylum speakers and was
because I was concern only displaced in this country.
I have no home is becoming
part of that campaign was incredible too. because it taught
me about this thing about broad church. this thing about you
know an injury one to an injury to our through that campaign I've got
involved in them to put the pass out movement and it was incredible I was
on the eighteenth. so make them all of
these people who open my my to
things like this education linen and things like that.
was just slight change and then it was it was also difficult. as
I say we lost the close twenty eight pounds.
took a long time to get that off the statute will Marsh got
departed and
it's all really. what was right in for.
we're not always gonna we're not always gonna win. now you know.
so therefore we're always gonna be five two. we're always gonna be on this fourteen as
you know there's always gonna be someone on the call. what do we
do we stay on our own way and just been well I'm alright.
Paul Blacker Road. on a quality or do we keep fighting
and keep sharing. thank you for expanding the wonderful umbrella of the LGBT
to buy any many letters as we can get in there. because
that is about. it's about five a quality gas
being invited. we can't let anything at all.
get in the way side.
so couple years ago. got invite
to talk about clause twenty eight the working class. my and
in Brighton. it was Michael Fortune. meet to Doctor Clara.
if you still there. and illustrated to
and compare it to the headlines from
thirty odd years ago. but what they were saying about me
now what the media about trans people.
I don't know if up got got me in the same way they close twenty eighth
of May. so I am a lesbian. I'm an inclusive lesbian.
I'm always gonna be the person who is looking for who
is now eight forty and at the moment. that's trans people and I believe
we are left to stand for from people and Stamford gas. don't
let anything break our umbrella party.
I remember when the symbol for LGBT
people with the pink triangle
not simple. in case you don't know chasing the death camps
when millions of course we killed them. we
decided to have this brain slack and to be honest with ya. I was
a bit freaked out about that service. I was just finishing list
as well. I believe in no borders. absolutely we
don't need partners on this no. the name is Ruth Bates. it's half four.
so I was a bit like all those goes. think I to get national list
now. now I've got over it. I'm
also happy to walk through the streets of Oxford and see.
alright. it's on the roof here. okay bye. screaming a
quality and is this a safe space for everybody everybody
is welcome and that and I believe we've got a cake so that you know additional
know thirty odd years ago. we were so released. we when had straight people March
and with those when we had our. so if you are free you then I'll you call. I'm in titled
in your lane now. walk left
and right. give a us ring buddy. listen Paul. how are you gonna bring them
for. how are you Ray. how are you. on by side
and it can be really simple May. I like to organise with Emma Slatter at
Doctor Clara. that's what I did. I talk over the phone.
the Manchester pride with a big banner. it's what is it Manchester
Lesbian. standing by our Trans. I managed
to get fifty facing the wrong way fifty people. but we got it's a little bit
and it's it's for two reasons. I wanted to remind my community if it's political
activism and standing all three children the wonderful times people we are
because we are very cos. you know that was what was wonderful about finding
I was a lesbian. when I came out in today's going well. give was a load of people who
didn't have their families to. so we can make sure this family chosen from. work
that's what we last saw each other now always
the secrets and always have to wear thongs and always happy embarrassing call and I'm
from going I'm for we things phoning from home sites
at Christmas and I'll look out for dinner with family. when you have day
family to each other. so I didn't realise I was gonna go lost almost five
o'clock. so oh
blue. blue a tells story
of me searching for my birth mother
and stuff as well as sales out at seventeen eighteen.
I also started searching for my mum and
they're twelve units of going backwards and forwards
the to same norms telling me the same thing that he's been writing letters
and there's no reply. and then
Wednesday. okay let know
told me to come in see to and it was a Saturday and that has never happened before.
she put me in this room and it was a different room to the normal one which is
just two plastic chairs and a box of tissues track back me eyes out pricing
as well and she tell me
that my mother haven't been in talk to you this
Saturday. I'll turned up and then
Norman told me that my mum turned up to the office and it was the same
office where she's left a message your on home phone tears earlier and it was
wonderful feeling and instead of going on about it. I'll just tell you
it. so yes so the non- starfish. so
Simon is called Malabar. I went into a shock and sorted all that out I didn't
cry and then she went what you gonna do with yourself now Louise.
I'm gonna go to the flight to Moscow. so I just want to know if you got
software that always starts to get a bit of pieces
from those children so she make sure you get a couple of bottles port of
with. you so
everything made sense. the spiders were catching
the phone my name written on the bench. I've been sitting
on the present moment taking the weight off to see
well what see are popular search for his reflection on the.
the old ladies who host when they see me
they hope know what my truth is the manage services with
I. couldn't tell them what I've just found out would be
strangers news that this day was mine and I felt connected
to them. I had my ancestors. I swear
we did. so it's hopefully thirteen an hour just to get some dates pretty soon.
I heard them in the last thirteen hours.
experience sure he's
alright nothing I've ever known. finally somebody won
it's me. we're claiming me. I was in my
own skin. I think it's the on back of your brain when you handed
over to link with when you can
no longer summary on what voicemail. something called five
forty and I'm sure it of for the first
time I felt. it didn't
matter. they should meet Michelson one. just the one was all I
needed. just wanted to see if you look like a real a lot quite
meaningful. just want to find out who I
am. just want to tell me where it comes from.
just the one is missing off. just had lunch with
mess up Paul I just want to because I don't need them any
more. just the one. I wanted nothing from.
just to see just to understand that was all.
give us call arranged five years option place. you have a special afternoon. it's
Brett. it's still a little earlier we. are supporting this ticket on the outside
it looks like a normal house. but on the inside as the same
institutional institutional chest and institutional
windows are misty now. I'm putting a room.
I wait I pay. she is. late
Norman is getting really anxious. also not around
after thirty years. no news getting really stressed I've never seen
like that before which usually means it's in a mess today. mike
blue. you told me to gather then
the sound of the castle in all the door bell rings.
I can hear him for voice outside obviously panicking something about.
taxes something about hair then
the door open. I'm gonna the lose there to support them on just
finish some folks up
there. is my mother. I
look straight in the eyes. I know those size. they are my eyes.
exactly the same shade of green. I know she looks
since my eyes and she knows me. thirty years now way
she start shaking. I start coughing and all my
dreams are suddenly transformed into a six four one
and just to say to see what was lacking first time
the same time we both eighty someone bring.
we skip each other room and sit down with in it exactly
the same way. we are ready to begin
then. oh hello Jill it's Port Talbot.
I'm one of the first things have to I say it's Melissa. I'm a lesbian.
she didn't care she didn't care. my mum printer.
the main thing. so the story goes on and
many things happen. such as anything up in the dark.
your track no. you if know something about
growing all going through this identity search. what
I'm like. call me up with that I'm a lesbian and then nobody in the whole world
is against that. so
call me into this very simple truth. I stored in front
of the woman who gave birth to me and she didn't touch me.
how lucky am I. yeah.
so it goes.
hey it was interesting. the person
that I felt I was fragmented completely. so when I'm at my Mum
and. it's not an easy journey. it's not easy for
them both but I've got some notes of caution here.
if this is you. and you're gonna come and meet your mum or whatever.
ask questions of the right people. so if you left behind we'll have
more questions than you. they are looking to you to complete the portal
because they are too scared of the true notes of caution.
do not ever perform the role of practical. no matter no matter
how many flats in Castle flame in the your name might
treat you like a golden child. really to want leave a off car themselves.
note of caution. the just will shine right through
you are till you start asking questions.
notes of caution. in hindsight. ring can insist Bliss
notes of caution. anything other than the fact will fail to satisfy
you notes of caution where we finished
our stories. I'm very interested in those in the same now.
notes of caution. there will be some real moment. excellent
bit longer. you can hold on to no matter how fleeting sales
moment our notes of caution family.
it's a situation comedy I'll take the pick right out
here. note of caution. don't ever. feel
guilty feeling like you had lucky some escape today. okay if you away.
notes of caution. thank you also at some point.
send you a postcard. perhaps with a bunch of flowers. she
did give it to you. even though she was nothing asked
what the post card. the flowers. that way of responsibility
and you not are. you're than more skipper
in conclusion.
if somebody fax you the way you look into a bit more
advice that was given to me. I on the full track
from calling Dublin.
as been attacked yet again the for way I look ironically
after therapy session for repeating yesterday. I think old
boy it's John boy show my wife. I've also questioned who I
am on with my life my doctors mother was the first person.
so call me when she's heard that came out of the diary.
was it the first time I've heard that word. she is to me because she wanted
to know the girl she got with me
and she made it plain that she hated me was she Jefferson. Jefferson. Jefferson
ring me. out of the door. eighty nine was it one of the
complaints to the social worker that stopped me into care.
well I got missing files from social services. it was full of comments
about me being invoiced. it was not a good thing to be. give us a sign
but I was on a different phone leaving care. call
us as strange as a chase through me the straight street. demanding to know you have
all the girl. your man or the woman.
when I answered back I've got job me broken have kicked him out fight back.
we talked the next day feeling shame if I've been involved in a fight.
I never told anybody for years. I didn't know you could tell the parts
going into an article in the eighties. he didn't tell the cops if
as usual. as usually they would be attacking in to
my system seems to make people listed because they didn't know what
box to fit me the in O2 which wasn't the to
Beaver. give us a time frame on this and examine everything including books
firm. I had a go me at in a
little bit late. through me hair.
it didn't work. I feel like it any track for web address.
I've only owned one. that's Miss Barclay about half an hour. congratulations as
well with my Doc Martins with the split with now in stock I will talk to you soon.
however I don't feel like any where it. please also
ask that question. am I alright my one day
and shaved off all the tills. that was a bad move Fatima Skinner.
just to confirm this will be quite a shaved head with a aggression
man. I found a decent barber place to go
to spare. I can hear men's conversations.
both times when everybody's knob head. point is well made minor right
through. but I'm not a man. I do a quick
point. you can feel. but I couldn't get it to stand up tonight. give us.
now the question has changed. now I'm asked about which phone now.
I'd like to be referred by Miss Jones it's pretty much every
day. okay call service regularly. I quite like
it now everyday. I'm crossing borders
that day zero one up on the first tailor to what supposed
to do. carpet man.
I'm phoning and check me out now.
check down check to see which is five hundred. yeah.
it happens every day I'm crossing Fortis
first to find out who I am then to answer the question how do I define
the yourself. otherwise if the like
this. I am at the moment. I spoke to him for
fourteen years I'm the porch for me. I'm about five
minutes. I am a handful warm and no more
questions left in the world. thank you