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11 years ago
OT. You couldn't make it up !
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11 years ago
Just in time to watch England vs Ukraine:-)
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11 years ago
""If the women had been leather-clad bikers or youths you would expect to call the police.""
Fuck the poisonous old bitch - hope her tearoom burns to the ground.
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11 years ago
No- We'll see France in a bar in Spain the day before we return to the UK
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11 years ago
I would object most strongly to having to stand for the Liechtenstein National Anthem (or the US "America" (aka "My Country 'Tis of Thee") either!).
Paul DS
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11 years ago
Free publicity for a mediocre tea shop. Nothing to see here, move along please.
Apparently in '40s and '50s there was a frantic scramble to get out of cinemas at the end of the show, before the national anthem started.
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11 years ago
at the end of the show, before the national anthem started. A few people did that. Not many. Mostly bolshies.
Bill
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11 years ago
cinemas at the end of the show, before the national anthem started.
I always thought that they were just trying to make sure that they could catch the last bus home.
Nick
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11 years ago
I'd love to be able to do what my dad does in that on hearing the anthem stands and lets out a loud rumbling FART . Now that's class :-)
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11 years ago
cinemas at the end of the show, before the national anthem started.
And well into the late 60s, as I recall.
Aye, but you're an old reactionary.
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11 years ago
'America' is not the US national anthem.
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11 years ago
cinemas at the end of the show, before the national anthem started.
who stands at attention during the Queen's speech, even when he plays back his recording of it.
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11 years ago
but it had nothing to do with the anthem.. its the same reason people leave football matches early.. the infrastructure can't cope and you end up in big queues.
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That was still the case in the 70s and 80s...
A minority of the audience stayed and stood.
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11 years ago
Reminds me of Alf Garnett.
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I was in the RAF training in the 50s, the cinema (as all RAF stations was the Astra) as the film can towards the end there was a rush to the exits, obviously many did not wish to stand for the Queen. I never do now, though I had to while in the RAF.
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11 years ago
"I like to be in America OK by me in America Everything free in America (For a small fee in America)"
-- Halmyre
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11 years ago
Cathy I'm lost I said though I knew she was sleeping...
Nick
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11 years ago
Before my time. I believe you.
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So wait and kiss the gf until the queues have gone.
The last time I left the cinema early was when I knew the fire alarm was going to go off. I did not want to be stuck behind the queue of a 10 screen multiplex emptying at the same time.