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Lullabelle

Banana
Location
Midlands UK
I've been writing Christmas cards, half done but I'm not going to have enough for everyone!

I have deliberately shortened my list this year. Every year we send so many yet get very few or even a thank you. I don't give to receive but when we put so much thought and effort into buying and writing it is just nice to get a thank you.
 

TVC

Guest
I'm a bit worried about eating this pate

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I'll take it off your hands if you want.
 

mybike

Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
Freude schoner Gotterfunken. (Bright spark of Divinity) Is that like Croydon? (never having been there, myself. it being, like, a few thousand miles away.)

You can never tell with these foreign accents. And you colonials have a harder time.

Here's another performance, from Chicago.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOjHhS5MtvA


there you are at 1:00:21. He distinctly says Croydon, and the choir echoes him as if in amazement.
 

Katherine

Guru
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Location
Manchester
One uni taxi run done.... They came home in their pj's:rolleyes:, next one to collect tomorrow... But I suspect the washing machine is going to ask for overtime to get through the pile!

Nice to have them home for Christmas.
Mr. K is collecting Miss K on Monday, then I expect to see more than double the usual amount of washing. She and her housemates have been struggling to get their own washing dry and the local laundrette is expensive.
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
Nice to have them home for Christmas.
Mr. K is collecting Miss K on Monday, then I expect to see more than double the usual amount of washing. She and her housemates have been struggling to get their own washing dry and the local laundrette is expensive.
Yes the opportunity to get mum to wash everything was just too tempting!
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
You can never tell with these foreign accents. And you colonials have a harder time.



there you are at 1:00:21. He distinctly says Croydon, and the choir echoes him as if in amazement.
I must see this fabled Croydon.
Schiller knew all the good spots.
(I thought it was an airport)
 
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We appear to have been raided by the phantom teaspoon nicker, I went to the cutlery drawer earlier on and we only had a couple of teaspoons there, we used to have a dozen or more. :wacko:
 
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Gravity Aided

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Land of Lincoln
There still is an airport but it's small. It was used during WWII and I believe it was the London airport for a while.

EDIT: No, I was wrong, the airport closed in 1959.
Where the Spanish Civil War started.
Major Pollard and Captain Bebb flew from Croydon to the Canary Islands, where they picked up Generalissimo Franco, and took him to Morocco to link up with the Spanish Aftrican Army. The Spanish never suspected a British aircraft.
 
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