The Queen / The Monarchy
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BoldonLad
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Rusty Nails
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Observing which users “like” which posts is a popular hobby on here, for some
Used to be, but it got far too predictable.
I've gone back to my first love, car number plate recording. Much more exciting.
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Were there cars back then ?
BoldonLad
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I am so pleased to hear you have found a suitable alternative way to occupy your time. Do be careful when out and about in the traffic.
Rusty Nails
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Not many, that was what made it so exciting. Double points for any car not painted black.
Hours of endless fun.
BoldonLad
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- South Tyneside
We had only one car in our street, of about 100 houses, it was bit boring, having a collection of one registration number. I suppose, there was slight excitement, the lone car had a two tone paint job, black and maroon.
Rusty Nails
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I lived near a main road. I could sometimes get 20+ numbers in a day, excluding buses. Had to be quick with the pencil.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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With that kind of throughput, you must have had to keep alert. I do hope you carried a spare pencil, just in case, or, at the very least, a pencil sharpener and/or penknife.
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C'mon, you're barely literate yourself!
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Why don't you read the thread....it was about me numpty.
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theclaud
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Observing which users “like” which posts is a popular hobby on here, for some
To be fair, you're an unusually annoying case of Shit Likes.
BoldonLad
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Beebo
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Im glad to see that Australia are not putting King Charles on their bank notes. (But will on coins)
Hopefully the start of a sensible move to withdraw from the monarch as head of state.
It seems bonkers to me that fully fledged countries like Australia, NZ and Canada still have a British head of state.
I’m not advocating a similar move in Britain because I can see some benefits to our flawed system with a hereditary, benign head of state. But can’t for the life of me work out why the other countries haven’t just told us to bugger off by now.
Hopefully the start of a sensible move to withdraw from the monarch as head of state.
It seems bonkers to me that fully fledged countries like Australia, NZ and Canada still have a British head of state.
I’m not advocating a similar move in Britain because I can see some benefits to our flawed system with a hereditary, benign head of state. But can’t for the life of me work out why the other countries haven’t just told us to bugger off by now.
newfhouse
pleb
That little word is doing a lot of work here, I think.
