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Blimey! That one's just got to take the
Mind you, I can certainly remember the Bradford Trolleybus routes, if not the timetables, in the early 1970s. There was the no. 7 trundled along from Thornton to Thornbury. The no. 8 from the City Hall to BRI at Duckworth Lane. No. 16 (I think) along Sundridge Road to Four Lane Ends. No. 37 up Listerhills Road and Pasture Lane to Clayton. No. 38 was a shortened version of same. No. 40 from Forster Square to Saltaire by a very roundabout route. No. 41 from Forster Square to Idle. No. 45 to Wibsey. No. 46 to Buttershaw. Have I left any out?
How's that for geek-ness?
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Because his mother was Mrs Herbert.Yes, I am getting my coat.
Blimey! That one's just got to take thebiscuitsorry! 'frog', on grounds of shameless obscurity! I wish you luck!
Mind you, I can certainly remember the Bradford Trolleybus routes, if not the timetables, in the early 1970s. There was the no. 7 trundled along from Thornton to Thornbury. The no. 8 from the City Hall to BRI at Duckworth Lane. No. 16 (I think) along Sundridge Road to Four Lane Ends. No. 37 up Listerhills Road and Pasture Lane to Clayton. No. 38 was a shortened version of same. No. 40 from Forster Square to Saltaire by a very roundabout route. No. 41 from Forster Square to Idle. No. 45 to Wibsey. No. 46 to Buttershaw. Have I left any out?
How's that for geek-ness?
Well your spelling of trolleybus is correct whereas mine is incorrect, so you win
I'm surprised nobodies mentioned answering questions on Female Psychology.
"You've got two minutes or more to answer a question on your specialist subject, female psychology, in this special two hour long extended version of Mastermind, What does a Woman really mean when she says "No, Maybe or Yes"? and for viewers who have just switched over to watch "Match of the Day after this programme, it will follow hopefully after the contestant has finished answering the question and hopefully before breakfast time news where you may also see the contestant being admitted into hospital with a pan stuck on his head if he gets the question wrong or even right"
"You've got two minutes or more to answer a question on your specialist subject, female psychology, in this special two hour long extended version of Mastermind, What does a Woman really mean when she says "No, Maybe or Yes"? and for viewers who have just switched over to watch "Match of the Day after this programme, it will follow hopefully after the contestant has finished answering the question and hopefully before breakfast time news where you may also see the contestant being admitted into hospital with a pan stuck on his head if he gets the question wrong or even right"
But not the spelling rounds, eh?
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Yes they do. I'd have a stab at the Lord Peter Wimsey mysteries by Dorothy L Sayers - a dozen or so books, crammed with detail.
I always thought Lord Peter Whimsy would have been more appropriate.
XmisterIS
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One of [a] the art of boiling football leather, the history of wax paper or [c] the contents of my sock drawer.
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Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
I think that's kind of the joke/point....
His family motto is, after all, "as my Wimsey takes me" (although it might be spelt Whimsy in that case).
And whimsical he may be at times, but he's also a deadly opponent, and consummate lover.
(Although I've got a rather soft spot for Bunter myself)
