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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello there ... I am very much in the mindset of your quote: "Might stick around" ... whatever happens in the next few days for me, I have 'posted' a video on YouTube for you (and others who have been congenial) --- the link is on my Internet Site ... and I would be pleased if you could manage...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Thank you for the welcome ... have been studying the little Happy Face Holmes - well done! PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Thank You my friend ... I have placed a video on my Internet site (have mentioned it to Tom) for you Good Folks ... hope you will make your way over to it - a minute long, but a word from me to you. As mentioned to someone else, Diverse Opinions are of no (negative) concern to me: a...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello Co. Cork! Nice to hear from you. The very best to you this day! Regards, PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello Buffalo! Thank you very much for the greeting. PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello Mr Edwards, Cahill's is indeed a lovely Old World shop. Thank you for the welcome. Very glad that you had a chance to see Ireland. All the best, PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Quite the revelation. Thank you for your insightful comment.- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Own Opinions are just fine ... arrogant and degrading personal presumption is not. I spent my working life as a lecturer, helping people to dress and conduct themselves like professionals - Many times, I would be (respectfully) challenged as to why a man should buy a Silk Tie, and not...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
It was the fact that it was from my home of Northern Ireland, and I have the personal history (mentioned in "The Erinmore Pineapple" at my Int Site) ... everything before that was 'custom' tobacco that came from a Jar and was deposited into a little white bag, and handed over the counter. This...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Thank you very much for the kind welcome. I do appreciate your taking the time to say Hello. All the best to you, and thank you once again. PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Cannot imagine what the "other reasons" might be. I arrived here under the impression that there might be mature pipe folk here who would fancy the occasional chat. Thank you for the welcome. Regards, PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Many Thanks, Christos ... from Greece !!! This is truly an amazing place with folk from every corner of the earth. LOvely to 'meet' you! All the best to you, and Thank You for the greeting! PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello My Friend, Thank you for your words today. Sadly, I have just now finished a reply to someone who seems to be intent upon throwing his (inconsiderable) weight around. I hope that my reply will help him to go away and leave me alone. Still having that bitter taste in my mouth, I...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
A little trouble today, with one "reply" ... Hopefully, that will not repeat itself. "Overrun with books" - paradise !!! Well ... I began with lecturing on Dress and Deportment, and the clothing that I wore was expected from me ... but once the 1990's arrived, every last semblance of decency -...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Quite the picture, Rooster !!! Thank you for the welcome. PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Hello KC ... how very nice to make your acquaintance here. Thank you for the greeting. PL- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
"Charge Forward" ... ? "Read up on the subject"? "Change your tune" ??? I do not know who you think you are, or what type of infant you imagine me to be - so I shall attempt, this one time, to enlighten you: I began a career as a working photographer in 1977: Nikon F2A and Leica M3...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Yes, Thank You for your words of encouragement --- Truly, to remain on the Internet, I would only be visiting here ... I did start an Internet Site, but after this afternoon, What I saw today truly disturbed me (as far as general vulgarity, cloying rules about not "offending" childish...- Livingstone
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Traditional Countryman from Ireland ...
Thank You and Hello! No, I saw no riches whatsoever in technology: I served as a lecturer in a field of "Essential Principles of Dress and Deportment for Professionals" - watched and listened, and saw humanity degrading in dress and mental competency ... Never once regretted the fact that My...- Livingstone
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