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That's exactly the excuse I'd use. (n/t) on 20:05 - Nov 17 by Bloots
It's the excuse S-Club 7 used when they were supposed to be doing Children in need in Ipswich, next morning they were bouncing about lively as anything on Saturday Superstore. I was livid.
That's exactly the excuse I'd use. (n/t) on 20:28 - Nov 17 by GeoffSentence
It's the excuse S-Club 7 used when they were supposed to be doing Children in need in Ipswich, next morning they were bouncing about lively as anything on Saturday Superstore. I was livid.
They were a bit after Saturday Superstore era shirley?
That's exactly the excuse I'd use. (n/t) on 20:46 - Nov 17 by gainsboroughblue
I'm pretty sure they didn't a couple of years ago. They just turned them off for a year.
Makes sense actually. I’ve a neighbour who does that. They seem to have a seperate set of lights for every occasion and leave the installed all year. Given it must have taken days to put them all up, that’s not too dumb.
This reminds me of when The Wurzels were supposed to turn on Occold's Christmas lights. They turned up in Iken by mistake, only to be greeted by a very angry Ted Rogers who was booked to carry out the aforementioned task in that location close to the River Alde.
This reminds me of when The Wurzels were supposed to turn on Occold's Christmas lights. They turned up in Iken by mistake, only to be greeted by a very angry Ted Rogers who was booked to carry out the aforementioned task in that location close to the River Alde.
Seems odd having a famous Somerset group doing the switch-on by the east coast.
Mind you the original Wurzels were right up there with The Zombies, The Beatles and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Davis not well…. on 12:41 - Nov 18 with 3022 views
Getting the Berlin Philharmonic to turn on some Christmas lights in Suffolk was a bit of a coup, what year was that?
I now have the plot line for an 'The Eagle Has Landed' style film where a seemingly distressed group of refugee Jewish musicians are actually The Berlin Philharmonic in disguise. An appeal to cheer Suffolk up in the depressing winter of 1942 is only a ploy to light up guide paths for a fleet of Junkers 88s to bomb the town centre, but we see through it and find a way to 'Stop The Flutes'...