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Points: 14693 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 12 2009 at 09:45
Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

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I've always thought that 'Agincourt' would be a nice name for a railway station

Tut tut, naughty.

 

But very funny.


The muzac could be the theme from 'The Archers' - which would confuse our French visitors, but we'd know what it meant

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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

I've always thought that 'Agincourt' would be a nice name for a railway station

Tut tut, naughty.

 

But very funny.


The muzac could be the theme from 'The Archers' - which would confuse our French visitors, but we'd know what it meant
 
..would they get the point.?  Embarrassed
 
 
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Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

I've always thought that 'Agincourt' would be a nice name for a railway station

Tut tut, naughty.

 

But very funny.


The muzac could be the theme from 'The Archers' - which would confuse our French visitors, but we'd know what it meant
 
..would they get the point.?  Embarrassed
 
 
Well they certainly did at Agincourt! Mind you, so did King Harold at the Battle of Hastings - and Bob the Nob at the Battle of Epping Forest, if memory serves (a broken bottle in the gob rather than an arrow in the eye).
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Points: 1497 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 12 2009 at 16:13
With his kisser in a mess Bob seems under stressOuch

Edited by Neil - August 12 2009 at 16:13
When people get lost in thought it's often because it's unfamiliar territory.
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But Jones the Jug hits Len right in the mug
 
- that's enough Epping Forest lyrics - Ed.


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It's not that I can't find worth in anything, it's just that I can't find worth in enough.
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... so the blackcap barons toss a coin to settle the score.
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Sorry to interrupt Mr Gabriel sir, but I've just discovered there is a Spam museum

http://www.spam.com/games/Museum/default.aspx

I quote -

"The museum features 16,500 square feet of SPAM® artifacts, history and fun—and all for free! Yes, that’s right— it’s free admission to check out vintage advertising, answer SPAM® trivia, try your hand at canning SPAM® products, stock up on collectible SPAM® memorabilia, and learn about all the SPAM® products, even the hard-to-find varieties."

Sounds brilliant, pity it's in the US.
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^never liked spam (spam spam spam..)
 
nay, give thee Black Pudding every time 'ee by gum..Tongue
 
 
...do they have a black pudding museum? Big smile
 
 
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Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

^never liked spam (spam spam spam..)
 
nay, give thee Black Pudding every time 'ee by gum..Tongue
 
 
...do they have a black pudding museum? Big smile
 
 
In that case you should go to El Trevelez in Andalucia - I've never tasted better black pudding! No museum, sadly, but well worth a visit.
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I was reading earlier that one of the top ten searches in Google by kids is "google". I don't understand - why would you google "google"? Would it be to find out the web address for Google?

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PS I'm a big black pudding fan but I don't think I'd go all the way to Andalucia to get some.


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Black Pudding Bertha, she's the queen of northern soul!Big smile
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How does one know children are searching for Google on Google?  There really is no way of telling.

Perhaps adults were after Googol or Gogol and couldn't spell?

Nah...

I give up.  There is no valid reason. Confused
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Originally posted by Neil Neil wrote:

Black Pudding Bertha, she's the queen of northern soul!Big smile

 
Very true - but no beggar's gonna catch me doing the Funky GibbonShocked
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I'm off to (hopefully) sunny Norfolk for a couple of weeks tomorrow. I may well be popping in to see Jared if he's around.
See you all in 2 weeks.
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Alan watch out for those Norfolk broads..Wink
 
 
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Originally posted by mystic fred mystic fred wrote:

Alan watch out for those Norfolk broads..Wink
 
 
I will. Where can I find them?
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

I'm off to (hopefully) sunny Norfolk for a couple of weeks tomorrow. I may well be popping in to see Jared if he's around.
See you all in 2 weeks.
Have a good holiday!
 
According to Noel Coward Norfolk is terribly flat. Maybe you could investigate this phenomenon while you're there.
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

According to Noel Coward Norfolk is terribly flat.
 
I believe this has only been the case since Rachel left the county... Embarrassed
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

According to Noel Coward Norfolk is terribly flat.
 
I believe this has only been the case since Rachel left the county... Embarrassed
I'm not quite sure what to make of that comment. Embarrassed Confused LOL
 
Where is Rach btw?
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Just finished Creocoting my shed.  That's them both done again for another year.Thumbs Up
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