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writing, writing; comment, comment (about Robert’s videos), etc.

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Francesco: will be writing

Robert: will not be writing, showing/demonstrating the videos (that Francesco will write about or in response, a kind of commentary).

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Francesco: Not sure

Robert: I think this would be how it could work

Robert: saying he's writing to see if whatever he writes appears, and makes it seem like he knows how to blog ;)

Robert: writing anything again, just because...

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not exactly sure how this works… i mean: can someone REPLY to this? or would they have to write a separate post?

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oh! is this how one would do it?

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not exactly sure how this works... i mean: can someone REPLY to this? or would they have to write a separate post?

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Hello Robert, I'm posting a comment on your feed

I’m replying, let’s see if it shows up

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And I suppose that this would be a reply to your reply?

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Francesco: Not sure

Robert: I think this would be how it could work

Robert: saying he's writing to see if whatever he writes appears, and makes it seem like he knows how to blog ;)

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Some stupid people getting hit by fireworks.

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stupid is absolutely right! (test, test...)

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The magnificent fireworks display which showers the Thames with light each New Year’s Eve is now ticketed each year due to the huge numbers of people who crowd the riverbank to get a good view. In 2015 the main release of £10 tickets went on sale on October 2 on London.gov.uk. If you are hoping to buy tickets for 2016’s display you can sign up for ticket alerts on the Mayor’s office website. To see fireworks before New Year visit our Bonfire Night in London guide

RECOMMENDED: Our full guide to celebrating New Year in London

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Fireworks are tested and going (euphemism)...

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Francesco: Not sure

Robert: I think this would be how it could work

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Robert: What do you think about this?

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Hello Robert, I'm posting a comment on your feed

I’m replying, let’s see if it shows up

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Test it out

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Wow these ones are great

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The magnificent fireworks display which showers the Thames with light each New Year's Eve is now ticketed each year due to the huge numbers of people who crowd the riverbank to get a good view. In 2015 the main release of £10 tickets went on sale on October 2 on London.gov.uk. If you are hoping to buy tickets for 2016's display you can sign up for ticket alerts on the Mayor's office website. To see fireworks before New Year visit our Bonfire Night in London guide

RECOMMENDED: Our full guide to celebrating New Year in London

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Some stupid people getting hit by fireworks.

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Fireworks display. Here is some text. Bla bla bla