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Good time.
If you make good time on a journey, you manage to travel faster than you expected.
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But to my surprise, I had rather a good time.
It's at 52. 4.59am GMT Meanwhile, Kingswood are having rather a good time at the Big Day Out.
It's at 52. Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 3.59pm AEST04:59 Meanwhile, Kingswood are having rather a good time at the Big Day Out.
Additionally realize this is not an opportunity to preach to them en masse, but rather a good time to point out your own personal experiences.
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An earlier version referred to a good "day" to bury bad news, rather than a good "time".
"Really, that song is just about people who'd rather have a good time than go and shoot up one another.
He has said, "I'd just rather have a good time than I would be Daniel Day-Lewis.
I'd rather let having a good time rule my life.
"I'm not talking about having grand homes but, rather, enjoying, having a good time.
"We would rather everyone have a good time than have us stick to just one style.
It's a genuine question, because this summer I've been getting irritated by the number of stories I've read about artists appearing to presume that thousands of people have gathered for their convenience, rather than to have a good time, as provided by said artist.
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