Its a bit like the wearing of poppies at football matches Personally I feel that one should wait for somebody to complain before making such daft decisions and making a laughing stock of it all. What was that line from that old Peter Sellars political speech written by Frank…
Read the full reply(Brian: Its a video, in which a policeman stops a van with a red and white cross on it, presumably broadcasting the song 'Jerusalem', in Stoke. Where there is a by-election.
The policeman starts by saying 'Some people might be offended' and ends saying 'I can't speak for other people'...
Well officer, which is it?
Its a bit like the wearing of poppies at football matches Personally I feel that one should wait for somebody to complain before making such daft decisions and making a laughing stock of it all. What was that line from that old Peter Sellars political speech written by Frank Muir? I do not consider existing conditions likely. Brian
Brian Gaff posted
Has anyone got a link to the text of that speech? I've searched for it several times but couldn't find it.
Splendid, I don't think I have heard this before.
No just like they neber realixe when they make typoes. Brian
In article , The Natural Philosopher writes
It's in Stoke!
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