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Post by Mrs Flittersnoop on Jul 16, 2016 12:19:27 GMT
Surprised at an American following the sun and being aware of page 3... I can't remember how I found it. But I'm an Anglophile, my grandad was born in Sittingbourne and I love all parts of Britain. Not necessarily the weather, but the country itself, yes. Was it Churchill who said, "It may be sunny by morning, but Tower Hamlets is still Tower Hamlets"? |
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Post by Mrs Flittersnoop on Jul 16, 2016 12:24:24 GMT
Thanks. Er sorry back on topic ... Starfest, do they mean Starlite, or is he really playing at a Star Treck Con on Sark? |
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Jul 17, 2016 17:58:28 GMT
I only read Page Three of The Sun. Hi All, Read!!!!!........... 
Geoff.
Wasn't the word "furiously"? 😊 |
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Post by Railroad17 on Jul 17, 2016 19:02:32 GMT
Nowt wrong with the Sun,the bible of Britain  Cheers That feckin rag is the worst of them all. With the possible exception of the Mail. Fletcher to Godber in Porridge. "Go down and get me a newspaper and if you can't get one bring back The Sun" When I worked for the London Evening News the Sun was known to one and all as The Comic...Daily Mail was The Rag. |
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Post by Mrs Flittersnoop on Jul 17, 2016 20:01:46 GMT
That feckin rag is the worst of them all. With the possible exception of the Mail. Fletcher to Godber in Porridge. "Go down and get me a newspaper and if you can't get one bring back The Sun" When I worked for the London Evening News the Sun was known to one and all as The Comic...Daily Mail was The Rag. I respectfully enquire - what did you call the London Evening Standard? |
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Post by Railroad17 on Jul 17, 2016 21:50:15 GMT
Fletcher to Godber in Porridge. "Go down and get me a newspaper and if you can't get one bring back The Sun" When I worked for the London Evening News the Sun was known to one and all as The Comic...Daily Mail was The Rag. I respectfully enquire - what did you call the London Evening Standard? Nothing because it was shit compared to the News. |
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Post by americanquo on Jul 18, 2016 3:11:10 GMT
I can't remember how I found it. But I'm an Anglophile, my grandad was born in Sittingbourne and I love all parts of Britain. Not necessarily the weather, but the country itself, yes. Was it Churchill who said, "It may be sunny by morning, but Tower Hamlets is still Tower Hamlets"? If not, he should have. Love your half-American PM,m he's a personal hero. |
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Post by whoami on Jul 20, 2016 5:03:40 GMT
I guess it doesnt matter, as long I can get my head down in the sun;)
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Post by americanquo on Jul 21, 2016 3:05:35 GMT
I guess it doesnt matter, as long I can get my head down in the sun;) I can't afford a ticket on an old Dakota airplane. |
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Post by americanquo on Jul 21, 2016 3:07:38 GMT
I can't remember how I found it. But I'm an Anglophile, my grandad was born in Sittingbourne and I love all parts of Britain. Not necessarily the weather, but the country itself, yes. it is nice to hear you say that AmQ, because it is usually put down, primarily by many of its citizens. It's an amazing place. Of course, I'm half English with cousins all over the place, and apparently the family had a business on High Street until quite recently (I've a photo of my grandad standing in the family store circa 1905). |
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