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sheikh radlinrol
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| The great Briish composer, Benjamin Britten, would be celebrating his 98th birthday on the 22nd of November if he were alive. He isn�t alive. He died in 1976 so he won�t be celebrating anything, will he? |
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Sashadroogie
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Yes, that is true. But WE can still celebrate the birth of all these great men. They have passed on, but they have left something worthwhile for us, while we are passing through. Probably the only form of immortality going.
So raise your glass and celebrate - Ura!!! |
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