4:15 PM on July 26

I had a friend called Luke Morgan from Yorkshire

And my proudly gay barber Danny Rawlinson is from Liverpool

Up north

And I think this dude, plays Obi Wan Kenobi

Luke, use the force

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One time, I was walking down the road from Tescos

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I guess, I can make SL a bit like the US or UK or whatever

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