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my great grandad loved it. Apparently it was a popular tipple in the trenches of the Somme when it could be aquired.
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Didnt one of the Popes have a liking for it (no wonder they carry them about in chairs)
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BurtSaddo. 02 Feb 20:18
my great grandad loved it. Apparently it was a popular tipple in the trenches of the Somme when it could be aquired ************************************************** Yeah, we used to drink it in the trenches when we could get it. It was the half-time tipple when we played Jerry at football on Christmas Day. I'm102 now. :-( |
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I like eggs benedict
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CG you were called up at a young age
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I volunteered - and lied about my age.
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isn't it the national drink of Burnley?
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beat the clock is a good deal.
want to be out of there by 10pm though |
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Grandad was gassed in the trenches WW1..his stomach ws always bad after.....his idea of a great day out was to go to the Lancs coast maybe Southport in the day..my dad said he loved his brandy and benny and would scoff the local seafood on the front.
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I missed the gas, but I'm still carrying around a fragment of Turkish shell. It got me in the dardanelles. :-(
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Been to the place where they make it,no free samples though,unlike Hennessy Cognac.
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