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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Nick on May 08, 2008, 08:57:26 AM
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Barman and LL like her
Prog on Radio 4 this morning I think
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Or was it Katie Boyle? rubschin:
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doh:
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No.Katie Boyle had the skin.It was Kathy Kirby who was worryingly loud. Is she dead?
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No.Katie Boyle had the skin.It was Kathy Kirby who was worryingly loud. Is she dead?
Prolly...
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Who?
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Who?
Both...
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She's 68!
Get your earplugs out!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmDiDYMK6f8 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmDiDYMK6f8)
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Well it's not secret now, is it?
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She's 68!
Get your earplugs out!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmDiDYMK6f8 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmDiDYMK6f8)
Is that before she was Oxo Kate then? rubschin:
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You are mixing her up with some other bint
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You are mixing her up with some other bint
Who?
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Katie Boyle
In 1947 she married Viscount Boyle (now Earl of Shannon); the marriage was dissolved in 1955. The same year she married Greville Baylis, a racehorse owner who died in 1976. In 1979 she married for the 3rd time to Sir Peter Saunders, the theatre impresario who died in 2002.
I think I see a pattern developing here scared2:
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And neither Kathie Kirby (Singer) nor Katie Boyle (Much married, multi lingual TV presenter of, among other programmes, The Eurovision Song Contest) played the part of Katie in the OXO adverts ~ that was an actress called Mary Holland.
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Katie Boyle
In 1947 she married Viscount Boyle (now Earl of Shannon); the marriage was dissolved in 1955. The same year she married Greville Baylis, a racehorse owner who died in 1976. In 1979 she married for the 3rd time to Sir Peter Saunders, the theatre impresario who died in 2002.
I think I see a pattern developing here scared2:
Relax Nick, I dont think you earn enough to be at risk and the only title you have as far as we know here is Captain Calamity whistle:
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And neither Kathie Kirby (Singer) nor Katie Boyle (Much married, multi lingual TV presenter of, among other programmes, The Eurovision Song Contest) played the part of Katie in the OXO adverts ~ that was an actress called Mary Holland.
Who was Philip then? rubschin:
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And neither Kathie Kirby (Singer) nor Katie Boyle (Much married, multi lingual TV presenter of, among other programmes, The Eurovision Song Contest) played the part of Katie in the OXO adverts ~ that was an actress called Mary Holland.
Oxo Kate was Mary? Don't be ridiculous Snoopy... noooo:
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It wasn't her real name you twit!
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And neither Kathie Kirby (Singer) nor Katie Boyle (Much married, multi lingual TV presenter of, among other programmes, The Eurovision Song Contest) played the part of Katie in the OXO adverts ~ that was an actress called Mary Holland.
Who was Philip then? rubschin:
First, skiiny one, was played by Richard Clarkebut ~ they then changed the husband to a tubbier one played by Peter Moynihan ..... they never explained to the public why or how she changed husbands.
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Kate Boyle did it all the time!
Here she is
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.postimage.org%2FaV1OEOD9.jpg&hash=4aad258357ca4b55c3750702a6baf309e4a8a4fa) (http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aV1OEOD9)
(but I think she wore make up)
Are you sure it wasn't Bisto? rubschin:
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doh:
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Kate Boyle did it all the time!
Here she is
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.postimage.org%2FaV1OEOD9.jpg&hash=4aad258357ca4b55c3750702a6baf309e4a8a4fa) (http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aV1OEOD9)
(but I think she wore make up)
Are you sure it wasn't Bisto? rubschin:
Bisto Kate... you may be right... rubschin:
She wasn't Mary... noooo:
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Kate Boyle did it all the time!
Here she is
(https://www.virtual-pub.com/SMF/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.postimage.org%2FaV1OEOD9.jpg&hash=4aad258357ca4b55c3750702a6baf309e4a8a4fa) (http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=aV1OEOD9)
(but I think she wore make up)
Are you sure it wasn't Bisto? rubschin:
Bisto Kate... you may be right... rubschin:
She wasn't Mary... noooo:
Though I am told that during the war young ladies used to use gravy browning to tan their legs I don't think THAT tan is Bisto ~ looks too natural to me.
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Wasn't it rationed then?
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shrugs: Presumably not ............ but then more stuff was rationed after the war than during it and by that time the Yanks had arrived with their nylons.
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ANd Bisto eyes:
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shrugs: Presumably not ............ but then more stuff was rationed after the war than during it and by that time the Yanks had arrived with their nylons.
Ah…
My mother recalled how they would stain their legs with gravy browning and draw a line down the back with an eye liner for the seam.
She also had an apoplectic fit each time that Hovis advert proclaimed they had ‘real bread and real butter just after t’ war’
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and draw a line down the back with an eye liner for the seam.
Have you ever tried drawing a straight line down the back of your own legs?
No, I thought not.
It can't be possible.
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Why do you suppose wimmin always go to the toilet together? ::)
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To draw on each other?
Blimey eeek:
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and draw a line down the back with an eye liner for the seam.
Have you ever tried drawing a straight line down the back of your own legs?
No, I thought not.
It can't be possible.
Are you calling my dear ol' mum a liar? argue:
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My Mum said it too. evil:
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My Mum said it too. evil:
let's biff him up... boxing
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Get a felt tip.
Take your trousers off
Draw a line up the back of your own legs
Then tell me this was commonly going on in the war.
Even if you succeed, does it look like you are wearing stockings?
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You presumably have tried this? point:
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Of course I haven't evil:. I know it to be impossible just by imagining it!
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They used to have friends that did it for them according to my Granny.
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Get a felt tip.
Take your trousers off
Draw a line up the back of your own legs
Then tell me this was commonly going on in the war.
Even if you succeed, does it look like you are wearing stockings?
Well I think that using a felt tip would give it away for starters Nick.
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Of course I haven't evil:. I know it to be impossible just by imagining it!
Hahahahaha! point:
You have!
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I wish I had never started this.
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Documentary Evidence is available at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/74/a6656574.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/71/a6954771.shtml
See also evidence gathered by The Mass Observation consisting of daily accounts of life gathered by volunteers from around the UK. The Archive is now held at the University of Sussex
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/library/speccoll/collection_introductions/massobs.html
Some of which is available on line at:
http://www.amdigital.co.uk/collections/Mass-Observation-Online/Default.aspx
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noooo:
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No.Katie Boyle had the skin.
I knew her brother, Lance.
He had really bad skin.
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No.Katie Boyle had the skin.
I knew her brother, Lance.
He had really bad skin.
drumroll:
;D
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Inevitable.Sadly noooo:
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Alma Cogan.. rules ok eeek:
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Alma Cogan.. ruled ok eeek:
I've corrected that for you... ok ;)
Sugartime, sugartime...does Sir Alan Sugar know about this?
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What??? Nobody tells me anything.. no wonder she is not answering her e-mails sad24:
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lol: lol: lol:
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Vera Lynne????
break it to me gently....
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Dame Vera Lynn DBE (born 20 March 1917) is a popular English vocalist whose career flourished during World War II, when she was nicknamed "The Forces' Sweetheart". Among her numerous popular songs are "We'll Meet Again" and "The White Cliffs of Dover". She was considered one of the major entertainers during World War II.
So far so good, GOS, but don't hold yer breath... noooo: