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Nice people thread part 4 - sugar and spice and all things
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It's Greece on Radio 5. Bridgwater local radio (http://www.quaywestradio.net/player.php) seems to think that a Simply Red dirge is more important than a 25 vehicle pile-up. It looks pretty nasty. We had a big smash on the Harbour Bridge yesterday (link).
My trip down the Harbour was lovely although bloody hard work. I'll take the Generalissimos next weekend I think.0 -
vivatifosi wrote: »I think he was being sarcastic. Or should I say dazzlingly witty...
I remember that song like it was yesterday sigh...0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »I do have freeview... but the channels seem to be very limited. The numbers go from 309 to 795 with nothing in between. So there's a lot missing. I don't understand TVs.... I come from the generation that were amazed when [a] it went colour we got a 4th channel [c] TV stopped shutting down at 11pm.
you should retune it....i can't tell you how to, but I always manage it so its doable.0 -
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Menai Strait - heard of/been there.
W**ker Strait - not heard of/not been.0 -
vivatifosi wrote: »The Malacca Strait is my favourite. Mostly because it translates as a very naughty word in Greek (w*nker). I think it was named by a greek with a sense of humour.
Dire straits was mine.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »hmm...coincidence...or the reptilian zionists?
night night
Flamin' Zionists.
Sleep well.0 -
I said it's on Five Live - is that the same as Radio 5?
I know that at night Five Live becomes Radio Cornwall .... so no idea what it does elsewhere.
See - radio's confusing!0 -
I like TTs derivation supporting NDGs usage but I can not find anything to support that etymology.PasturesNew wrote: »The Strait of Gibraltar is a strait... I know there are others I'd remember if somebody else came up with them.I think....0
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