Nebuchadnezzar
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A relative of mine was an alcoholic and used to refer to a drink as a soupçon (and thanks for the correct spelling!)
For years I thought she made it up but I was wrong.
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A relative of mine was an alcoholic and used to refer to a drink as a soupçon (and thanks for the correct spelling!)
For years I thought she made it up but I was wrong.
Tommy_Catons_Perm
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I heard that on the radio this morning. Marti Webb I think.....You can take that look of your face.
Zubrman
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Take that off now or you'll not feel the benefit.
Tuearts right boot
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Buckles
BimboBob
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Guttersnipe.
RadcliffeRick
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Too soon!!!Rock on Tommy
To me to you
denislawsbackheel
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Weren’t they one and the same?Sticky back plastic and Fablon
denislawsbackheel
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A pint of mild for me and a cherry B for the lady...
JRockBlues
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Can I have a "P" please, Bob?
'Sticky back plastic' was the BBC phrase for 'Selotape', which they used on Blue Peter to avoid accusations of advertising.Weren’t they one and the same?