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April 28, 2009 at 9:20 pm #2556
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    :yahoo_nerd:“I dont know how you can read that paper, Franlise, really I don’t.” Ann said sniffily.

    “Oh I like to keep up with what’s going on, it’s interesting, it’s the end of an era you know, fascinating really,” her cleaner replied.

    “Yeah, you’re right, it is interesting,” Ann had to admit that Franlise was right. It WAS interesting, and newpapers like The Old Reality Harbinger wouldn’t be around for much longer. She made a mental note to buy some to put away in case they became valuable artifacts in the future.

    “Well interesting it may be, but only in small doses. I prefer The Simultaneous Times, myself.”

    “The Daily Mirror’s my favourite” replied Franlise.

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