ErikthViking
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In which case, I can only politely imply that your hearing and memory back in the early 1970's was slightly defective.
Good day.
See you next Tuesday
In which case, I can only politely imply that your hearing and memory back in the early 1970's was slightly defective.
Good day.
Wow! Now that's a true feat of memory to pull that obscure one out.
Stsrted by the Normans?
Nope, it was started by the loonies standing at the back of the South End.Stsrted by the Normans?
Nope, it was started by the loonies standing at the back of the South End.
Delete 1070, insert 1970's.
We hate William the conquerorYou're going home in a horse and cart.
There's only one King Harold
(...there's some bloody old geezers on this forum )
Actually from The Scaffold song Thank You Very Much which was also used in an advert for Cadbury’s Roses.Another ditty I recall was sung to the tune of a particular T.V. advert (don't remenber which)
Thank you very much for the three points Walsall (or whoever we were playing). Thank you very much, Thank you very, very much etc.
(Then repeats)
Wouldn’t be be in almost the same position?TBH we really should still be singing that.
Don’t bend down…..A few songs we used to sing when playing Brighton...
Definitely heard a chorus of Bournemouth til I die at some point on Saturday.
Come on Bournemouth....gets sung at every game home and away
Sunny sunny Bournemouth.....turns up occasionally
Hey jude..also....
He’s right thoughYeah, like you are Mr Reliable when it comes to memory. You can't even recall which threads you have infected with your lies, innuendos and plain bollöcks.
Not only that, you use the passive, "it was heard." People who are lying or mistaken often use this linguistic obfuscation because it avoids have to directly address the questions of who, where and when. Are you not the proud holder of an English degree? Or is that more invention from la-la land.