Richard Brown
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The RAF Bomber Command Memorial at Hyde Park Corner will be unveiled by The Queen today.
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quake5254 said:Walked my cat 3 hours ago realizing there's no cat at all at the end of the leash. Troy went home ahead of me. I felt so.....
stranding said:Surreal!!!
You must have been...ahem...a bit the worse for wear/ had a few too many/ sozzled / rolling / been lifting the elbow....?
Richard Brown said:I am sternly reminded of the craze for those virtual pet leads some 15? Years ago. I think the leads are still for sale.
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stranding said:I remember those pets but not the lead. How do the leads work? Do you need to be.... you know, nudge nudge wink wink.....to use them?
Just back from a great training ride around my little estate nearby, preparing for the cross-country Olympics . (What a shame about my fibbing habit!!)
Is it humid over your way? It's at almost unbearable level here (for many of us Brits who aren't used to this rain-forest / Kew Gardens Glasshouses atmosphere). But perhaps you like humid heat? I will go check the stats. Don't really need to as my legs have stopped working, which gives the stats away. Makes it difficult, especially when trying to climb over wall-to-wall, panting little cherubs...
scifan57 said:
Richard Brown said:Those leads may have appealed to a certain sector in society, but were tried out by folks pretending they loved their pets. The leads were like curved and had a pretty non flexible core, with Lester or PVC strips plaited around. Then there was a collar fixed to the end of the lead. These objects were, as you can well imagine, ridiculed by comedians, such as Dick Emery and Kenny Everett.
Scifan has posted a great link.
Now, I'm showing my age
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stranding said:How did I miss these when they were around? I have some rope-covered wire made ages ago, which could be converted...
Will think about it!
........"Dick Emery and Kenny Everett"
They were just yesterday, mate. Can you remember any of WW2 ?
stranding said:How did I miss these when they were around? I have some rope-covered wire made ages ago, which could be converted...
Will think about it!
........"Dick Emery and Kenny Everett"
They were just yesterday, mate. Can you remember any of WW2 ?
Richard Brown said:Now, steady there Stranding! Tommy Trinder and Norman Wisdom had a lot going. I remember watching Norman filming Up in the World when I was a youngster! Our house was opposite Pinewood Studios - and what a playground for a gang of boys, if we could get in without being spotted.
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AdmiralAdama said:Opposite Pinewood! Gadzooks man. Had I been you I would have refused to grow up.
Fahrenheit 451, Battle of Britain, the numerous 007s, most of the A L I E N franchise. A playground for all ages.
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