It Was with great surprise that while searching for somewhere to chain my bicycle before doing a spot of local shopping, a boy aged about 12 waltzed up to me and said: "I have a skeleton key that works with any bike lock mate". I don't know if he was just pulling my leg, but he deserves a prize for his mouth-watering nerve.
...., a boy aged about 12 waltzed up to me and said: "I have a skeleton key that works with any bike lock mate". I don't know if he was just pulling my leg, but he deserves a prize for his mouth-watering nerve.
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WAS CHEEKY YOUNG LAD YANKING MY BIKE CHAIN?
09:30 - 09 April 2003
It Was with great surprise that while searching for somewhere to chain my bicycle before doing a spot of local shopping, a boy aged about 12 waltzed up to me and said: "I have a skeleton key that works with any bike lock mate". I don't know if he was just pulling my leg, but he deserves a prize for his mouth-watering nerve.
Aled Jones,
Mount Crescent,
Bridlington.
Simon Mason
It wasn't the Metro by any chance, was it? Around here it has become something of a competition to get the most and most ridiculous letter(s) published in said journal.
It wasn't the Metro by any chance, was it? Around here it has become something of a competition to get the most and most ridiculous letter(s) published in said journal.
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In tonight's paper
WAS CHEEKY YOUNG LAD YANKING MY BIKE CHAIN?
09:30 - 09 April 2003
It Was with great surprise that while searching for somewhere to chain my bicycle before doing a spot of local shopping, a boy aged about 12 waltzed up to me and said: "I have a skeleton key that works with any bike lock mate". I don't know if he was just pulling my leg, but he deserves a prize for his mouth-watering nerve.
Aled Jones,
Mount Crescent,
Bridlington.
Simon Mason
It wasn't the Metro by any chance, was it? Around here it has become something of a competition to get the most and most ridiculous letter(s) published in said journal.