That really is a shame, she was gorgeous
hang on......she’ll still be warm
That really is a shame, she was gorgeous
That really is a shame, she was gorgeous
hang on......she’ll still be warm
Will his telegram from the missus be hand delivered ?I hope Phil gets better, and reaches a hundred.
then lIz can point out Cap'n tom used his walker to do laps of the garden.
Go on Phil, off round Windsor Great Park you go...
Now if he was just some ordinary granddad in this day and age he'd be straight out of the back door full of diamorphine . Cause of death "covid"Breaking news - Update on DoE...
The Duke of Edinburgh has undergone a successful procedure for a pre-existing heart condition, Buckingham Palace says.Prince Philip, 99, has spent 16 nights in hospital.He was being treated for an infection and moved to St Bartholomew's Hospital in London on 1 March for tests and observation on his heart condition.
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Prince Philip has successful heart procedure, palace says
The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in hospital for a number of days, Buckingham Palace says.www.bbc.co.uk
RIP Tony Hendra, Ian Faith from Spinal Tap.
Hopefully not in a bizarre gardening accident.
I remember the BBC Radio Ulster report on that crash which happened not far from the Fermanagh border, they interviewed a farmer who lived near the crash site.Bertie Fisher nose dived in a helicopter as well. They dont seem to mix well with rally drivers.
As I recall it we were always told, anecdotally, that there was a black tie permanently kept in readiness in a drawer of the newsreader's desk for when the Queen Mum or Queen died, it was just one of those things people always said. So when the Beeb's news anchor (Peter Sissons if I am not wrong) appeared to front the rolling coverage in a very nice lilac tie eyebrows were raised across the nation.We couldn't help but notice when the scare went up last week, that every presenter on BBC and Sky was wearing black, just in case.
I remember when the Queen Mother popped her clogs on a Saturday afternoon, the news presenter who broke it was caught short without a black tie.
Was it lilac? I thought it was burgundy red.As I recall it we were always told, anecdotally, that there was a black tie permanently kept in readiness in a drawer of the newsreader's desk for when the Queen Mum or Queen died, it was just one of those things people always said. So when the Beeb's news anchor (Peter Sissons if I am not wrong) appeared to front the rolling coverage in a very nice lilac tie eyebrows were raised across the nation.
If they had simply said, "Oh sorry our mistake, we couldn't find the black tie, you know what Saturday afternoons are like" no one would have cared much, but it turned out it was actually a deliberate decision by the head of current affairs. The lady in question (usual Beeb type, with a suspiciously Irish-sounding name if I am not wrong) warned the newsroom "not to go overboard" and specifically told the presenter not to wear a black tie, as it could keep for the funeral.
The Daily Mail had a field day for a week.
You're right it was more of a burgundy shade.Was it lilac? I thought it was burgundy red.
I didn't know about the Beeboid-type saying not to go overboard. Shows the ******* have been in charge at "Auntie" for a long time.
Liam Gallagher thought it was a documentary according to Noel.I only ever met one person who had seen 'This is Spinal Tap' and did not think that it was hilariously funny... and he was a seriously strange metal nut.
I haven't seen in a dog's age, but it did have funny moments. Wasn't there a scene in which the head man for Spinal Tap let his manger know his displeasure at how the set design had been bungled? The manager had seriously downsized the Tor or Stonehenge stone the front man had asked for to where it was barely 2 feet high. He helpfully had a midget skipping around it in costume to add some color of the Auld Emerald Isle.I only ever met one person who had seen 'This is Spinal Tap' and did not think that it was hilariously funny... and he was a seriously strange metal nut.
Somewhere in my collection I have a record of the original recording of the argument that inspired part of Spinal Tap, it was bought from a shop in San Francisco on Haight Ashbury about 15 years ago.I haven't seen in a dog's age, but it did have funny moments. Wasn't there a scene in which the head man for Spinal Tap let his manger know his displeasure at how the set design had been bungled? The manager had seriously downsized the Tor or Stonehenge stone the front man had asked for to where it was barely 2 feet high. He helpfully had a midget skipping around it in costume to add some color of the Auld Emerald Isle.
Do you mean the Troggs Tapes?Somewhere in my collection I have a record of the original recording of the argument that inspired part of Spinal Tap, it was bought from a shop in San Francisco on Haight Ashbury about 15 years ago.
Yes, I think it is.Do you mean the Troggs Tapes?
The LP I have is The Rhino Brothers Present The worlds worst records Vol 2.Do you mean the Troggs Tapes?