Lord Chelmsford as a Commander

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It wouldn't do if we all agreed would it, this forum would go the way of the other one.....

I let all the previous part of that post pass! would you please expand fully on that last remark?.
i remember you well from the other place! Very Happy

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Les

A simple reflection that the other place appears to have become somewhat moribund with little debate, whereas the fact that we can take opposing views on a topic such as this is a good thing that ensures a busy and vibrant forum. I thought that was a positive thing to say - do you not agree?

I am baffled by your last cryptic comment, what has caused you to say that?

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Sorry, we are clashing, i dont know why, but i guess it does not matter
in the great scheme of things.. i of course agree with all the above! but
know please, i am in no way cryptic, i will always say exactly what i mean.
i remember you very well from the other place!.. as a knowledgeable, keen
and active participant, always willing to engage and share. lets see how we
go. Very Happy

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Ah, well that's a relief. Very Happy

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My amateurish scrap book is very large 10" wide and 16" deep,
over a hundred pages..i'm not inclined to remove him any time
soon, he's been in there a long time..

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