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Firth of Forth
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Congratulations Donnie! That's exactly what my daughter weighed when she was born two weeks early too. But that was nearly 15 years ago. 
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Mrs I
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Congratulations on your daughter. Enjoy her why is small and before she learns all the cheek they seem to pick up as soon as they start talking.
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HighlandNick
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PS for those of you that new my wife was pregnant and for those of you that didnt. We had a 7lb 2oz baby girl by C section yesterday morning (2 weeks early) Shannon Lucy Robson  She was born with a full head of hair! I am jealous! |
Well done Donnie
 I really should say Well done to "She who must be obeyed"!!
Those who were in Tongue will remember this!! |
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Wildlifewriter
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| Posted: Sat Oct 29, 2005 12:26 am Post subject: |
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Meanwhile, back with the blobs of gloop...
... they're turning up at caches in Norn Iorn, now.
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Wildlifewriter
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This topic was originated by Ewan back in Oct 2005.
The "mystery" has now come to the attention of BBC Scotland, who have devoted both web space and airtime to it...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/outdoors/articles/jelly/
The plot thickens. (And so does the jelly.) 
-Wlw
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