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andrewducker- I’m Just a Misunderstood Marbled Crayfish (Overlord) Who is Certainly Not Planning World Domination
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- No shared leave for shared leave minister
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- Marmite maker Unilever threatens to pull ads from Facebook and Google
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- Where Old, Unreadable Documents Go to Be Understood
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- German workers win right to 28-hour week following industrial action
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- Brain scans show why people get aggressive after a drink or two
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- Do the Freemasons’ claims stack up?
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- The diabolical genius of the baby advice industry
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- The terrifying robot dogs can open doors now
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- Just a Joke: Where Alt-Right Guys Get Their Start
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- Firms on Caribbean island chain own 23,000 UK properties
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Date: 2018-02-14 10:33 am (UTC)And for the city parent, who uses the rather not-pram-friendly UK buses and trains a lot, just get the most minimal folding pram you can - we had a very basic "deck chair"-esque one for my lttle sister and I recall we got on and off all buses and trains easily. (I was walking by then).
My mother says just a normal bag with a few nappies, tissues and spare undies / top was all she ever carried. As long as I have known him, Jean has managed with his son with his messenger bag or Teo's kiddie rucksack, even when Teo was still in nappies and could not walk.