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10 Apr 10
12:42
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Just heard the legend on Five Live. Must be near 100 years of age now. But I was wondering how he can be called 'Sir' if he was born outside the UK?
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i dont have a knighthood but i get called sir all the time.
"sir, please stop doing that" "sir you can't be naked in this restaurant" "sir, please stay in the cell"
"sir, please stop doing that" "sir you can't be naked in this restaurant" "sir, please stay in the cell"
nah, just like getting naked after drinking tequila
i dont have a knighthood or am not british but my subordinates at work call me SIR
Sir Alan Stanford
Sir Terry Wogan
Sir The bloke who wrote the Satanic Verses
Sir Terry Wogan
Sir The bloke who wrote the Satanic Verses
ir Peter O'Sullevan (born 3 March 1918) is a retired BBC horseracing commentator (1947-1997) and racing correspondent for the Press Association, Daily Express and Today. He was born in Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland.
County Kerry was part of the UK until the Irish Free State was founded.
There was even a GWR County Class locomotive called County Kerry in those days.
There was even a GWR County Class locomotive called County Kerry in those days.
prob more inportant what type of person u, are rather than where u were born imo
Different class.
Must have been nearly impossible to work out the silks in the days of black & white tv.
Must have been nearly impossible to work out the silks in the days of black & white tv.
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