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ToffeeGuy

20-12-2011 13:45

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 957178)

I've been watching scenes of people in the street screaming and crying all over the place, that's everybody, I know there's always sadness when some one dies, but this is what I would call just a tad overkill, hell I have lost both my parents and although very upset at the time I certainly refrained from a public show like this, if a Prime Minister of any party died in office I doubt if you'd see a tear shed on the streets never mind mass hysteria

It'll be interesting to see the reaction when Mrs T passes away.

cashman

20-12-2011 13:48

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Originally Posted by ToffeeGuy (Post 957211)

It'll be interesting to see the reaction when Mrs T passes away.

well all long time members on here know what mine will be.

groove

20-12-2011 13:57

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Groove cant understand the animosity shown to Thatcher...she appears to have had more backbone than all PM's since.

mobertol

20-12-2011 13:58

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 957213)

well all long time members on here know what mine will be.

You may surprise yourself Cashy!

Whenever an "Iconic" person, who has always been around for as long as you can remember, goes and pops off. I find it's sad -something to do with a part of your lifetime becoming History and getting older too.:rolleyes::D

cashman

20-12-2011 14:09

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 957218)

You may well find it sad, but as fer suprise meself, yeh certainly don't know me di,;) it would be ruddy amazing.

cashman

20-12-2011 14:23

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Originally Posted by groove (Post 957217)

Groove cant understand

Thats one thing we can agree on.:D Gengis Khan, Atilla The Hun, had backbone, dont make em good old boys in my eyes.:rolleyes:

Wynonie Harris

20-12-2011 14:28

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 957224)

Gengis Khan had backbone, dont make em good old boys in my eyes.:rolleyes:

Yeah, but his lad, Ilyas is a good 'un. ;)

mobertol

20-12-2011 14:31

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 957220)

You may well find it sad, but as fer suprise meself, yeh certainly don't know me di,;) it would be ruddy amazing.

Never say never! She'll bat on for quite a bit yet I imagine and they do say we all get mellower with age...:D

Wynonie Harris

20-12-2011 14:52

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 957228)

and they do say we all get mellower with age...:D

Cashy is the exception that proves the rule! :D

cashman

20-12-2011 15:07

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 957234)

Cashy is the exception that proves the rule! :D

There speaks a guy that does know me di.;)

garinda

20-12-2011 16:09

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 957237)

There speaks a guy that does know me di.;)

Yup, more chance of Hell freezing over, than Cashy not doing a conga round the streets of Accy, when the old girl pegs it.

Good job I'm not the undertaker.

I'd put her coffin on a swivel pulley system, with a crank handle on her tombstone.

So that people could come along and pay their respects forever more.

Nevermind the Lady's not for turning.

She'd be turned so often you could power a generator in a former pit village.

:rolleyes:

jaysay

20-12-2011 18:10

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 957261)

Yup, more chance of Hell freezing over, than Cash not doing a conga round the streets of Accy, when the old girl pegs it.

Good job I'm not the undertaker.

I'd put her coffin on a swivel pulley system, with a crank handle on her tombstone.

So that people could come along and pay their respects forever more.

Never Mind the Lady's not for turning.

She'd be turned so often you could power a generator in a former pit village.

:rolleyes:

I for one think that if she had been dealing with the European mob, we certainly wouldn't be kowtowing down the the Brussels bureaucrats like we have been for the last 20 years

accyman

20-12-2011 18:16

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are they still debating if Thatcher should have a state funeral or have they decided to let her actually die before burrying her ? :D

MargaretR

20-12-2011 19:23

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 957315)

are they still debating if Thatcher should have a state funeral or have they decided to let her actually die before burrying her ? :D

It looks like there will be
Margaret Thatcher approves plans for her funeral at St Paul's Cathedral | Mail Online

Eric	20-12-2011 20:33

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 957213)

well all long time members on here know what mine will be.

She'll need a grave the size of Yorkshire so that there will be enough room for those wanting to dance on it:D

Hey, I finally found a good use for Yorkshire:eek:

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