Alan Harper's Tash
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No idea where this should be posted, but it’s too funny not to share and it is obviously linked to next Monday.
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Queen Elizabeth II
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Bluesince1979
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Determined not to make most of your day off. Go for a long walk! A bike ride maybeWhere the TV will be broadcasting the funeral?
I'm not an alcoholic and rarely drink tbh.
Or … sit at home seething
mexico1970
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Fuck me. I was referring to the building. I didn’t know if it’s name had ever changed since it was built I would have to take that into account. No wonder people don’t bother posting on here
The Heineken
Bits of the States (e.g. the colony of Virginia) were in place before the first bit of what became Buckingham Palace.It’s not, just over 70 years earlier Buckingham Palace was opened than the US declared Independence as a sovereign nation.
Not a pop at our American friends, I generally love America and their people but it’s historical fact.
See, it's arguable.
Bluesince1979
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Have you ever carried a coffin? Fuck me theyre heavy. 6 of us on one and each one thought we were carrying the heavy partMakes me think more about the lads that carried her into the hall. They deserve a few free piss ups for that.
mexico1970
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Quality piece of kit the Bar Six. Cadburys if I remember rightly. They should bring it back as a limited edition.
Yes they should sir, and without fucking about making the chocolate thin. That bar had some heft, it was like a KitKat on steroids.
Some would say seeing another point of view is a virtue.Vic could argue with his own shadow
But the country of the United States is 1776.Bits of the States (e.g. the colony of Virginia) were in place before the first bit of what became Buckingham Palace.
See, it's arguable.
He said country.
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Not a wooden one.Have you ever carried a coffin? Fuck me theyre heavy. 6 of us on one and each one thought we were carrying the heavy part
My foster dad was buried in a wicker one. Didn't feel sturdy at all carrying it.
mexico1970
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Not a wooden one.
My foster dad was buried in a wicker one. Didn't feel sturdy at all carrying it.
Sorry mate but my first thought was Edward Woodward and that's pretty scary.