The Virtual Pub
Come Inside... => The Library => Topic started by: Nick on August 24, 2007, 11:27:27 AM
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Is this a record?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/somerset/6960483.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/somerset/6960483.stm)
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Is this a record?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/somerset/6960483.stm (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/somerset/6960483.stm)
I heard that on the radio the other day ? stringing it out I reckon? He prolly finished it all off in 1986 and has been playing on the Interweb since. whistle:
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Bit like everyone here then! drumroll:
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Bit like everyone here then! drumroll:
That?s what I?m thinking? err, who hasn?t been around for a few weeks? rubschin:
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"To suggest that his sole responsibility throughout his career was writing the Victoria County History of Somerset is completely inaccurate."
Sounds defensive!
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You forget that every day creates a yesterday ~ which is history.
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"To suggest that his sole responsibility throughout his career was writing the Victoria County History of Somerset is completely inaccurate."
Sounds defensive!
Indeed... he also made the tea at 10am and 3pm prompt.
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You forget that every day creates a yesterday ~ which is history.
So he could never, ever have finished it then? Depressing? noooo:
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You forget that every day creates a yesterday ~ which is history.
So he could never, ever have finished it then? Depressing? noooo:
Exactly!
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You forget that every day creates a yesterday ~ which is history.
So he could never, ever have finished it then? Depressing? noooo:
Exactly!
A bit like this thread... just goes on, and on, and on... whistle:
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Yes. Historians are a bit like women then, they never catch up with themselves.
But does anything happen in Somerest, apart from fighting and crop circles?
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Yes. Historians are a bit like women then, they never catch up with themselves.
But does anything happen in Somerest, apart from fighting and crop circles?
Cider drinking?
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Yes. Historians are a bit like women then, they never catch up with themselves.
But does anything happen in Somerest, apart from fighting and crop circles?
Oh yes ~ quite a lot I 'spect. One man's boredom being meat and drink to a local historian.
I spend hours researching and writing about my family history but nobody else would be in the least interested.
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Yes. Historians are a bit like women then, they never catch up with themselves.
But does anything happen in Somerest, apart from fighting and crop circles?
Cider drinking?
Linked to fighting and crop circles, and general Somerset-ness. The root of the whole thing IMHO.
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Yes. Historians are a bit like women then, they never catch up with themselves.
But does anything happen in Somerest, apart from fighting and crop circles?
Cider drinking?
Linked to fighting and crop circles, and general Somerset-ness. The root of the whole thing IMHO.
Must be some apple picking then?
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Yes, but they fight over that. It's all circular. And I think they have machines now. Steam prolly. It just got there!
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Today's Classic thread :thumbsup:
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Today's Classic thread :thumbsup:
cloud9:
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I was born in Somerset in 1967 when it all began :thumbsup:
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Mother-in-Law lives in Somerset Banghead
Shame as otherwise it's a most visitable county
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I was born in Somerset in 1967 when it all began :thumbsup:
How old were you then?
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I was born in Somerset in 1967 when it all began :thumbsup:
How old were you then?
lol: lol: lol:
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Today's classic thread :thumbsup:
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Today's classic thread :thumbsup:
A bit like this thread... just goes on, and on, and on... whistle:
;D