01-01-2021, 09:48 AM
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Re: Auld Lang Syne
I stayed up last night to watch (from my window) two sets of fireworks at my local park -One at 11 for Brexit, and one at 12 for the New Year
Then I went to bed
I woke up this morning (oh lawdy mamma) to cold, grey, snowy scene
But so far it doesn't look like the sky has fallen in
01-01-2021, 10:05 AM
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Re: Auld Lang Syne
Originally Posted by zuludog
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I stayed up last night to watch (from my window) two sets of fireworks at my local park -One at 11 for Brexit, and one at 12 for the New Year
Then I went to bed
I woke up this morning (oh lawdy mamma) to cold, grey, snowy scene
But so far it doesn't look like the sky has fallen in
I don't see any queues at calais or rotting vegetables, planes falling out of the sky and people dying because of lack of medicines.
01-01-2021, 10:25 AM
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Re: Auld Lang Syne
Originally Posted by Bread
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I don't see any queues at calais or rotting vegetables, planes falling out of the sky and people dying because of lack of medicines.
01-01-2021, 11:44 AM
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Re: Auld Lang Syne
Originally Posted by Bread
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Sky news muted the Big Ben Bongs at 11pm last night, I'm convinced
repairs can be going well as it's taken so long to complete??
Maybe they are cutting the gears with a chisel and a file?!?
Looks like the media can't find a single stationery truck !! LOL!!
Donkeyman! 👍😀👍
01-01-2021, 12:33 PM
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Re: Auld Lang Syne
[QUOTE=Zaphod;2011462]*Disclaimer* (and polite note to forum moderators)The following is intended in good humour following an eventful few years, not as a nasty attempt to provoke an angry reaction.
If you are easily offended and especially if in addition you are of a pro-EU persuasion I politely suggest that you scroll past this post.
Right, now that's done - here's a bit 'o singin' for around the time we've entered a new era.
Enjoy.
That made me laugh. Thanks.
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