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Reply | Blame it on the flu
at 17:18 9 Jul 2020
I'd blame it on the boogie if I were you.
And boris. And handcock. |
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Reply | Some Brexit realities slowly starting to sink in then
at 17:16 9 Jul 2020
The Blitz Spirit was characterised by a vast crime way, particularly of looting from bombed properties and even corpses.
in the five months from October 1939, around 5,000 people in London were prosecuted for looting. When bombs hit Piccadilly, the emergency services had to more or less fight their way through crowds of looters. |
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Reply | When will Rishi Sunak get pushed out?
at 09:59 9 Jul 2020
He's the one-eyed man in the kingdom of the blind.
Great piece on hancock in The Guardian yesterday, using a Macbeth analogy, saying how hancock is being eaten away from the inside by the rubbish he's forced to spout defending johnson. But, as they also pointed out, at least the end of the daily televised press briefing stop his twice-weekly cringe-making TV appearances. |
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Reply | All very well about vouchers for meals and pubs...
at 21:17 8 Jul 2020
Well, no disrespect, but it does seem as though you can get the treatment you need, but - as with so many things - it's a bit more inconvenient at the moment.
I think it's going to be like this for a long time with regard to GPs. It may well be that they realise they can do a lot more by telephone/video consultation.
My wife has had telephone consultations with both her GP and a consultant. Both were absolutely fine.
Dentists are re-opening, but it's slower for them as the fact that they work with a patient's mouth means the preparation they have had to do is a lot more involved. |
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Reply | Norwich fan on pointless
at 17:47 8 Jul 2020
You mean Alexander Henry Fenwick Armstrong?
He's from Northumberland, so probably has bad eyesight.
He went to the same school as dominic 'instinct' cummings. |
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Reply | White away kit
at 16:14 8 Jul 2020
Even if it were, The Guildhallers (I've no idea if that's their nickname) would, being from Suffolk, have far too much class to ever mention it. |
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Reply | Tipping
at 16:12 8 Jul 2020
The self-employed carpet fitter is ripping the taxman (and therefore you) off, so balls. |
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Reply | White away kit
at 14:59 8 Jul 2020
Lavenham are in the fetching red strip.
This is a picture of them in a cup final* last year. They won.
*Younger readers may need to check what a 'cup final' is. |
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Reply | Town players as fruit
at 14:43 8 Jul 2020
Ivan Campo-nino*
*The Campanino is a variety of apple that has firm, crisp flesh with a rather acid flavour . It originally hails from Modena, and was first cultivated before 1751. |
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Reply | Town players as fruit
at 14:40 8 Jul 2020
Darren Ambrosia*
*An Ambrosia variety of apple is medium to large in size, mostly red coloration with yellow patches. Has cream-coloured flesh with a sweet, crisp, aromatic flavour and low acidity. Ambrosia trees are hardy and no major disadvantages have yet been identified. |
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