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![]() "JPG" wrote in message ... On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 10:42:11 GMT, "Martin Rowley" wrote: "Sunimage" wrote in message ... "AND Linconlshire".......have you noticed that the BBC weather forcasters are obsessed with Linconlshire, it's mentioned on nearly every weather bulletin. ... it's a historical thing back into the mists of Met Office (and BBC) time: I believe the appropriate people at Exeter are looking at the problem. It's because Lincolnshire does not easily fit into a "region". Not really Midlands, not the North, not East Anglia. I'm sure Jasper Carrot must have made a joke about it at some time, like "what is the purpose of Lincolnshire, the only county that has a town with a very rude word in it". Martin And the tourist department of that particular town were rather peeved that many search engines blocked peoples enquiries because of that word ;-) This a few years ago and I gather it's fixed now. Pete, Coventry (who has still a lot to learn about meteorology, but not rude words! ) |
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"Sunimage" wrote in message
... "AND Linconlshire".......have you noticed that the BBC weather forcasters are obsessed with Linconlshire, it's mentioned on nearly every weather bulletin. It's because Lincolnshire does not easily fit into a "region". Not really Midlands, not the North, not East Anglia. I'm sure Jasper Carrot must have made a joke about it at some time, like "what is the purpose of Lincolnshire, the only county that has a town with a very rude word in it". Martin And the tourist department of that particular town were rather peeved that many search engines blocked peoples enquiries because of that word ;-) This a few years ago and I gather it's fixed now. Pete, Coventry (who has still a lot to learn about meteorology, but not rude words! ) Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? Cheers John York |
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"John Whitby" wrote in message
news:P6Hwd.176 Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? S******rpe!! (OBS) Copley 2120Z 270 14kn CAVOK T-0 / D-3 QNH 1004 nosig ATB, -- Ken Cook, Copley (5miles north of Barnard Castle), County Durham. 830ft http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/copley (MO climat. site updated before 10Z and 19Z daily) kencookATcopleydurham.freeserve.co.uk (All times GMT) |
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![]() "Ken Cook" wrote in message ... "John Whitby" wrote in message news:P6Hwd.176 Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? S******rpe!! ROFL on some weather boards that have nasty word protection, that town comes out just like that. E.g. it was snowing in S******rpe today. Will. -- |
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"Ken Cook" wrote in message ... "John Whitby" wrote in message news:P6Hwd.176 Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? S******rpe!! ROFL on some weather boards that have nasty word protection, that town comes out just like that. E.g. it was snowing in S******rpe today. Will. -- There's also the county that's a rude word. Graham |
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![]() "John Whitby" wrote in message ... Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? I couldn't think of it either. Skegness, Grimsby, Cleethorpes........ I had to look at a map. And then I was remined of the amusing anagram of Newark...... Col -- Bolton, Lancashire. 160m asl. http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co.uk http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co....rPictures.html |
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![]() "Col" wrote in message ... "John Whitby" wrote in message ... Born and bred in Lincolnshire but I can't (nor my wife) think of where you're talking about. Some strange names, ie Spittle-in-the-Street, but I'm baffled! If it's so bad perhaps it can't be repeated? The above post by Will Hand contains the answer to this mystery ! Pete |
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