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I'm waiting until 12th May 2044 before I get involved with this sort of thread, when the British nation gratefully commemorates the 141st birthday of the late Wilfred Hyde-White.
Gambler, womaniser, carouser, hellraiser, star-chaser, trail-blazer, natural born raver yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah and a sometime double-bass player in the Queenie Watts band that so many unforgettable riotous gigs in the pubs of Newham back in the day. Our country gives thanks for the gift of your life Sir Wilfred. Even though you still probably owe a fair few bob in unpaid taxes. |
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Alun
it may interest you to know that I heard Eddie Stobart, whose hundreds of trucks all bear the names of women, has broken tradition and named one of his trucks after the murdered soldier, Lee Rigby. You can have 100/1 a truck gets named Diane Abbott when she pops her clogs. |
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big up for Johann Sebastian Bach who would've been 330 next week on the 31st March.
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Thank you SAGC for that useful nugget of information. Well done Eddie. I agree entirely, although I would take a fraction of those odds that some "progressive" or "highly-respected Peace-Loving institution" names something in honour of the soldier's killers.
kind regards etc |
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Also Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckles birthday today.
Refused to speak to people if they called him Fatty, and insisted on being called by his name, Roscoe. What did he expect at 5 feet 9 and over 300 pounds? |