Mr Kobayashi
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Depends if they use the Gaelic pronunciation. If they do it is Vahree.
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Depends if they use the Gaelic pronunciation. If they do it is Vahree.
Alan Harper's Tash
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As in why don’t you come on over?Depends if they use the Gaelic pronunciation. If they do it is Vahree.
Mr Kobayashi
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As in why don’t you come on over?
No No No..
Alan Harper's Tash
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That was Dawn Penn.No No No..
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Edward passed away as well?Lads with the greatest respect I'm sorry you lost your queen.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Nobody in the world could match that today and it makes a nice change to be proud to British. Not a foot wrong today, and literally. The marching was a sight to see. The logistics of it. Everyone smart and on step. The way she was moved seamlessly. We are something to proud of and it makes a nice change
Mr Kobayashi
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That was Dawn Penn.
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Absolute bollocks.As an aside my neighbour reckons that if you put a foot wrong when marching in the services, you can get jailed. I don't believe him, anyone know the truth?
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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A relegation free Premier League..........I have often pondered, what is the free world
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Sorry Mat I posted something in this thread without meaning to, I'm going to stay out of it as I've paid my respects and I'd like to leave it at that.Edward passed away as well?
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Who is this bloke?
Looks like me old mate "Shave".
Gabriel
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Best part for me fucking immense. Nothing will beat that.
Deeply poignant. When the Queen Mother died, that was the tune they played when her body was brought to the Abbey, so it was beautifully planned to be played as the Queen was taken away from it. William and Charles have walked behind both so that must be an eerie feeling for them.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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What do you think? Depends on your definition of jailed I suppose, and that of your neighbourAs an aside my neighbour reckons that if you put a foot wrong when marching in the services, you can get jailed. I don't believe him, anyone know the truth?
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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A bit like the difference in coverage on Sky between the football and the cricket..........The bbc do these very well it's hard to believe their sports department are such twats
Lavinda Past
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I appreciate that, but we are corresponding on a football based forum here. I'm trying to aim at as reasonable level as possible in the circumstances .Hearsay is a bit more complicated than that, mate!
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Cricket isn’t partisan in this country, so every little dig isn’t analysed under the microscope.A bit like the difference in coverage on Sky between the football and the cricket..........
I‘d also suggest Hussain and Atherton have more brain cells between them than the entire English football squads since 1990.
Lavinda Past
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Jankers is the term you're looking for.What do you think? Depends on your definition of jailed I suppose, and that of your neighbour
Barcon
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I think in this case, “neighbour” means, “fellow patient “.What do you think? Depends on your definition of jailed I suppose, and that of your neighbour
Best part for me fucking immense. Nothing will beat that.
Doubt we'll ever see massed pipes and drums like that again.
It sort of put me in my mind of the meaning behind the funeral Haka... which I believe is make a load of bloody noise to let the God's know that a good person is on their way and they'd better let then in to heaven.