T4tomo
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So has Queen Victoria and that Red Lion.....several in fact
yes I get this was related to his Olympic medal in prose and not a stand alone fact...
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So has Queen Victoria and that Red Lion.....several in fact
yes I get this was related to his Olympic medal in prose and not a stand alone fact...
Chris S
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That's because Ant and Dec are made-up to look like they're still PJ and Duncan. They give me the creeps.
Beebo
Firm and Fruity
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I agree. They dye their hair and have Botox.
But it’s interesting to compare how TV personalities were presented when we were young.
Alex321
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You have to remember the difference in what they are presenting too though. Frank Bough was mainly a presenter of "serious" programmes, while Ant & Dec are presenters of light entertainment.
As such, Frank looking older lent an air of gravitas, which is not required for what they present.
Tail End Charlie
Well, write it down boy ......
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Bonnie Prince Charlie's full name was Charles Edward Louis John Sylvester Maria Casimir Stuart. That's a mouthful!! What's Maria about and Casimir?
Tail End Charles Edward Louis John Sylvester Maria Casimir Stuart doesn't have quite the same ring!
Tail End Charles Edward Louis John Sylvester Maria Casimir Stuart doesn't have quite the same ring!
Chris S
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There are more bicycles in the Netherlands than there are people.
Chris S
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classic33
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Philadelphia cheese, named after the place, but it's never been made there.
New York dairyman William A. Lawrence developed a cream-enriched cheese in Chester, New York - roughly 150 miles north of Philadelphia, choosing to use Philadelphia's reputation for dairy products to help sell his product.
New York dairyman William A. Lawrence developed a cream-enriched cheese in Chester, New York - roughly 150 miles north of Philadelphia, choosing to use Philadelphia's reputation for dairy products to help sell his product.
