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pogopatterson escreveu:

Sorry I meant to refer to you possibly helping relieve Mafeking, but such is my poor grasp of history, I settled for Khartoum. Actually that sounds slightly pervy, "relieving Mafeking". Also I don't know about you, but I hated Dad's Army as a child, but I now find the performances of Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier and Ian Lavender-brilliant. Don't think the script is funny, but they were brilliant actors. Don't know whether you saw the Viz cover years ago entitled "The Curse of Dad's Army", relating how each of the main protagonists has subsequently died since the making of the series.

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Gil Gerard. Isn't that something a scouse fish anaerobically respirates through. Either that or Stevie G's favourite measure of spirits. Yes you are exactly the same age as me. Though your reference to a sharrabang, made me think you were a Victorian gentleman. Next I expected to get your recollections of fighting Fuzzy Wuzzies in Khartoum, Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, and accosting the scullery maid below stairs.

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Praise the Lord, Wilma's back. Maybe it's a good thing to remove her occasionally to remind us of what a splendid specimen she is/was. If you know what kids were singing on buses, in the 70's you must be around the same age as me, though I should have guessed. Personally we sang the advert " A handful of smarties, goes a long long way.." on the school trip to Edinburgh in 1979. It's only about 30 seconds long, and after the 100th rendition (in a row) began to wear a bit on the teachers; perfect.

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I liked yesterday's lady. She was the sort of girl you could invite round for a nice chat over a cup of tea and a biscuit. OK, if the vicar had popped round I might have asked her to take off her Nazi Leatherette Peaked cap. Not sure what you meant about the peanut?

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pogopatterson escreveu:

No need, I work for a Poultry processing business. It's stuffed full of Eastern European beauties, Poles, Romanians and my personal favourite Slovak girls.

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pogopatterson escreveu:

For Studio 54 I believe unfortunately we would need some kind of time travelling machine. Though there are parts of Eastern Europe that have barely left the seventies, we could try there first?

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pogopatterson escreveu:

You've basically found my level now. The girl next door look is all very well, but we've already got neighbours.

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pogopatterson escreveu:

I take it you live near Nuremburg then? If that's your wife, does she have a sister and can you introduce me?

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