hilts
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That guy who always wore a woolly hat in california, odd bugger.
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How about this for a factoid:
Davy Jones, before he found fame and fortune as a pop star, was a jockey.
He rode a winner at Lingfield. They have a commemorative plaque at the racecourse.
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That's what I meant. Factoids are usually supposed to not be true. The word has been corrupted over time, but I thought for really trivial facts, like how many GCSEs a pop star got, or that someone famous had an unusually named parent.
I'd say that's an actual interesting piece of information. A real fact :)
kaz7
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The top three in post are not going to accept any more donations of clothes
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There must be something uniquely corrupting about clothing donations which make them a No-No, whereas all the other free shit - even if it’s coming from the same person - is okay.
Perhaps even Starmer has realised that there’s something odd about a 62 year old bloke of considerable means having his clothes bought for him by a sugar daddy.
Perhaps even Starmer has realised that there’s something odd about a 62 year old bloke of considerable means having his clothes bought for him by a sugar daddy.
Chippy_boy
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TBF I guess if you had to reply, this was your only option.
My aunt's student lodger took me as a kid. I remember her name - Carole Proudfoot - partly because one of the Belle Vue monkeys sat there wanking, and you tend to remember sights like that.