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It's me who should be sorry, I meant "let him have his day in the sun", not "have at him". Only now did I realise that it could be misunderstood.
by munch117 3y ago
It's me who should be sorry, I meant "let him have his day in the sun", not "have at him". Only now did I realise that it could be misunderstood.
- RHSman2 3y agoAppreciated. Stone him! It’s been out for 18 months and missed the train for any success anyhow :)