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  1. onyx(John)

    Cracking read Gromit

  2. onyx(John)

    First class prat

    Yes I have one or two. I don't share them that often, not many liked the character. I did enjoy him in some episodes.
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    The Summerwine.net music thread

  4. onyx(John)

    First class prat

  5. onyx(John)

    Under the Rug

    Tonight's episode on Drama.
  6. onyx(John)

    Go on, get nasty

    Try this https://www.facebook.com/groups/1480200295625803/?multi_permalinks=3871727353139740&notif_id=1738608754541821&notif_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif
  7. onyx(John)

    Go on, get nasty

  8. onyx(John)

    The Summerwine.net music thread

  9. onyx(John)

    The Summerwine.net music thread

  10. onyx(John)

    Don't mention houses

  11. onyx(John)

    Which Episode

    It looks a bit like the building where Ivy and Sid went old time dancing, series 1 episode 1.
  12. onyx(John)

    Downhill Racer

    https://www.facebook.com/reel/600398742932595
  13. onyx(John)

    The Summerwine.net music thread

    Great live performance
  14. onyx(John)

    Happy ever after

    At series end Howard seems to promise to end his philandering as Pearl allows him back over the threshold. So do you think he was going to mend his ways forever or slip back into old habits?
  15. onyx(John)

    The better end of Huddersfield

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  16. onyx(John)

    How a Steam Locomotive Works

  17. onyx(John)

    Funny women

  18. onyx(John)

    How a Steam Locomotive Works

    Very informative video with beautiful animation.
  19. onyx(John)

    The Summerwine.net music thread

    Forty five years ago today The Pretenders seminal debut album 'Pretenders' was released. I still have the cassette which amazingly still plays.
  20. onyx(John)

    The Summerwine.net music thread

    I created and uploaded this video to YouTube over ten years ago now. This song, among the most popular folk songs in Ireland, covered by countless artists was actually written by Staffordshire couple Phil and June Colclough after holidaying in the southwest of Ireland.
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