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  1. 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

  2. [email hidden] (Simon Mason) said:

    [Letter in paper]

    Quoted message said:

    ...., 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,

    Was it going for a song?

  3. [email hidden] (Simon Mason) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    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.

    M

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    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.

    Hull Daily Mail

  5. "Murk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    [email hidden] (Simon Mason) wrote in message


    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    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.

    M

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