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  • You coming Parklife, our kid? Mad for it. I’ve necked me brew, grabbed me bucket hat, and I’m off to Heaton Park, proper buzzing.
  • Tickets dropped Friday morning, missus says yes, manager says yes, knees say yes. Mad for it, I’m already pricing curry houses near the venue.
  • Five-a-side at seven, pub from nine, mate’s sofa after, alarm at six for work. Mad for it, what could possibly go wrong on a school night.
  • Fancy an away day Saturday, first train there and last train back? Mad for it, lad. I've not even slept right and I'm still saying yes.
  • She texted saying there's a last minute rave in town and everyone's heading down. Mad for it. Coat on, phone charged, let's get messy.
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    And we polish it We add its tone, where it comes from when that's known, and its sibling expressions.

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