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January 2nd 14, 09:34 PM
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Hail Ceasar! Heard on the radio this week and doubtless reported here before. -- Malcolm |
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January 2nd 14, 09:44 PM
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On Thursday, 2 January 2014 21:34:00 UTC, Malcolm wrote:
Hail Ceasar! Heard on the radio this week and doubtless reported here before. -- Malcolm I note this one, the one that deserves to be taken down in six days is actually staying. What kind of man are ? |
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January 2nd 14, 09:46 PM
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On Thursday, 2 January 2014 21:44:51 UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Thursday, 2 January 2014 21:34:00 UTC, Malcolm wrote: Hail Ceasar! Heard on the radio this week and doubtless reported here before. -- Malcolm I note this one, the one that deserves to be taken down in six days is actually staying. What kind of man are ? I note this one, the one that deserves to be taken down in six days is actually staying. What kind of man are you ? |
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January 3rd 14, 01:17 AM
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What horse****. It was Bert Foord
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January 3rd 14, 11:38 AM
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On Fri, 3 Jan 2014 08:05:18 +0000
Malcolm wrote: In article , Jim Cannon writes What horse****. It was Bert Foord Not only have you committed the cardinal sin of not quoting what you are responding to, thereby rendering your response meaningless, but you don't seem to have read or understood what I wrote, i.e. "Heard on the radio this week and doubtless reported here before." I've also no idea what Jim is on about but I'm afraid that's par for the course where he is concerned. Perhaps he was pointing out that it was Bert Foord who was the first weatherman to act a part from a Shakespeare play (Hamlet?) in a satirical TV show. NSMAPMAWOL, I think. Any road up, getting back to the history of weather forecasting, according to the Radio Times (page 7) there is a 'Timeshift' programme on BBC4 at 2130 Tuesday next week entitled 'Hurricanes and Heatwave: The highs and Lows of British Weather'. However, the majority view of the RT is that it's on Wednesday 8th, and is followed by 'Horizon: Global Weirding' which I reckon is a repeat but is not flagged as such. -- Graham P Davis, Bracknell, Berks. Mail: 'newsman' not 'newsboy'. 'Do your bit for climate change this holiday period by restricting your intake at festive mealtimes to four Brussels sprouts or less.' @3WhitehallPlace |
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