AndrewRilstone
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@ Thank you. I hope you find it Quite Interesting .
about 16 hours ago
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from City of Bristol, City of Bristol
in reply to worldofagwu
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Lovely day. Going for walk on Downs. Expect hailstones.
about 16 hours ago
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from City of Bristol, City of Bristol
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P.S. In the past, BHS & @ have expressly welcomed us busking outside their stores. So shop there instead of @
about 19 hours ago
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Had they come and spoken to us we'd have been happy to move along. No need to call the cops @ !
about 19 hours ago
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The Scarborough branch of @ have just called the police to move us on from busking after 25mins
about 19 hours ago
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@ I could sing you the Butlins Jubilee song if you like...
about 19 hours ago
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@ Those of us of a certain class and age know that the staff of Butlins are referred to as "Red Coats".
about 19 hours ago
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@ She is also appearing at a festival at Skegness Butlins, which would invite an obvious joke...
about 19 hours ago
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@ Lady with red jacket doing gig in Bath in December?
about 19 hours ago
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FOLKWAVES - Will we get to 1,000 listen in a month? Hope so..!! via @ One week before the next show.
about 19 hours ago
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But still: Picard say "This royal throne of kings" and Loki saying "We few, we happy few, we band of brothers".
about 19 hours ago
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(All four histories = R2, H4.1, H4.2 and H5. Not H6.1 - H6.3. Or J or H8. The ones that make a story if you read them in the wrong order.)
about 19 hours ago
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Speaking of Shakespeare (which we were) Aunty Beeb is doing all four histories, with Loki as Hal and Picard as John of Gaunt.
about 20 hours ago
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"No" I replied "He's in a completely different superhero movie."
about 20 hours ago
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"I assume it's the thong" replied his friend.
about 20 hours ago
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Someone behind me in "Avengers" said "What is Thor holding onto while whizzing his hammer round his head."
about 20 hours ago
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@ Arguably.
about 20 hours ago
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in reply to Nickpheas
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@ But my second version, in which I was writing for an you were reading a non existent magazine was funnier.
about 20 hours ago
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@ As a matter of fact, it only exists on web, but is also being used to "power" the Post (formally "Evening Post)'s arts coverage.
about 20 hours ago
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@ L'esprit de l'escalier: "It has closed. What you are reading is a figment of our mutual imaginations."
about 20 hours ago
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- Name Andrew Rilstone
- Location Turn right at the riot
- Web http://andrewrils...
- Bio On Mondays, Tuesdays, and alternate Saturdays I put books on shelves and read stories to children. The rest of the time, I sit in cafes typing drivel.
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