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Perhaps the sub implosion was all part of the 'fully immersive Titanic experience'? I can't even get into a lift, honestly, I walk up 10 flights of stairs rather than get into an enclosed box. What's the point of going down to the sea bed to look at wrecks anyway? It's downright creepy. You can see anything on TV these days, but some people just have a taste for extremes, probably the £250K price tag made it feel super exclusive, therefore it must be 'the ultimate' something or other.
I am surprised, I thought jockeys got paid more than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
I'm a bit inconsistent when it comes to using lifts. If the lift is small (such as those installed in old Victorian or Edwardian buildings that have been converted to flats), or is crowded, then I will decline to use it. Otherwise I'm not too troubled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
If you do a fair bit of travelling and use railways and/or airports, you only have limited option when it comes to luggage.
Now available in your local bookshop, courtesy of Ladybird books:
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not too far from truth a bit down the line.... 'thats the tories for you', always keen on close family groups:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
seen that in the library it's in the 'Lefty Fairy Tales' section right next to 'We Don't Make Anything Here Anymore'
I did see this in my local library:
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I found it interesting and learnt something.
Whereas this can be found under 'Tory Fairy Tales':Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
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I have this on my bookshelf, 'cos you never know! :D
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Does it cover strikes by airport baggage handlers? :D