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accyman

20-04-2013 10:59

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1054067)

To say you disliked her so much your the only one now who keeps harping on about her;)

oh crap i must love jones then :eek:

DaveinGermany

20-04-2013 11:41

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1054357)

Nah there is no "Bitch" Chapter that i know of.;)

Chapter? Book & verse Cashy mate & she wrote it herself. :D

jaysay

20-04-2013 14:15

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1054361)

oh crap i must love jones then :eek:

He's still living,....................I think:confused:

jaysay

20-04-2013 14:18

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1054370)

Chapter? Book & verse Cashy mate & she wrote it herself. :D

Elton John - The bitch is back (5/9/74) - YouTube

Ya and she already has her signature tune Dave:D

Less	20-04-2013 14:19

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1054439)

He's still living,....................I think:confused:

Yes, the Welshman Tom is still asking for the women to throw their knickers at him, wouldn't have thought he was accymans type though.

jaysay

20-04-2013 14:34

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1054441)

Yes, the Welshman Tom is still asking for the women to throw their knickers at him, wouldn't have thought he was accymans type though.

In that case we'll swap him for his name sake who purports to be the MP for Hyndburn

MargaretR

22-04-2013 22:19

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I wasn't aware of it until just now, but there is a Comet Thatcher which causes us a shower of meteorites every April.

the Lyrid meteor shower

So it looks as though she will be making a comeback every year.:rolleyes:

Whoever named it realised that she wasn't/isn't a star - just a force for destruction.

jaysay

23-04-2013 08:16

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1054984)

Todays useless piece of information;)

MargaretR

23-04-2013 08:32

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1055007)

Todays useless piece of information;)

Information is better than deprecation.

jaysay

23-04-2013 08:45

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 1055014)

Information is better than deprecation.

depends who supplying the information;)

DtheP47

26-04-2013 13:14

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Baroness Thatcher's funeral cost the equivalent of 6p for every person.* To echo the words of Lord Bell "Extremely good value"

*D Telegraph 26/04/13

cashman

26-04-2013 13:26

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Originally Posted by DtheP47 (Post 1055646)

Baroness Thatcher's funeral cost the equivalent of 6p for every person.* To echo the words of Lord Bell "Extremely good value"

*D Telegraph 26/04/13

So why should it cost all those who detested the cow ONE PENNY?

Less	26-04-2013 13:31

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1055648)

So why should it cost all those who detested the cow ONE PENNY?

Perhaps to pay for the concrete needed to make sure she's not part of the second coming?

Gordon Booth

26-04-2013 14:16

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Originally Posted by DtheP47 (Post 1055646)

Baroness Thatcher's funeral cost the equivalent of 6p for every person.* To echo the words of Lord Bell "Extremely good value"

*D Telegraph 26/04/13

Actually, DtheP, it was an even better bargain than that.
The cost of the police was £2million but they would have been on duty and on pay anyway.
So the cost was only £1.6 million. That's 2.4 pence for every person!

Come on, cashman, I reckon you've had more than 2.4pence worth of pleasure moaning about it!

Less	26-04-2013 14:35

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1055650)

Actually, DtheP, it was an even better bargain than that.
The cost of the police was £2million but they would have been on duty and on pay anyway.

Were they on duty?
Or were they on overtime so that the coppers actually on duty didn't miss out on doing folk for motoring offences?
:)
I bet while they where down there non of them had to sleep under bridges, unlike the so called volunteers for the Olympics.

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