28 March 2017:
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Oooh nooo! Horrible thought - Justin in flares and platforms. Lillian in a ra-ra skirt and Kickers.
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āKickersā ā¦ not quite what my eyes first saw then !!
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Donāt be silly, Armers. Fur coat, wellies and - no ākickersā, remember?
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Donāt get over-excited, remember your Armit Age! Even I wouldnāt suggest that Lillian, who has something for every occasion, would leave orf her undies when wearing a ra-ra skirt, especially on a windy day! When I was at Sussex, Kickers on yer feet were practically compulsory attire for the trendy student or tutor.
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āFreddie has an epiphany ā and a piercingā
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Alice went to Bestival and came back with a boyfriend; it was from Las Vegas she came back with a husband.
Yes indeed. But Iām pleased that NBS can still find the energy to write.
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Ah, āIt takes a well born woman to be crisp about a pig.ā
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Sheās on top form this month.
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Very good ā¦ and it makes my heart sing to see the Guardian rattling its begging bowl at the end of any of their articles I accidentally stumble upon.
They are about to announce that their production is to return to Manchester and give over half their staff the ācome with us or resignā ultimatum.
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Well, it worked for Games Workshop back in the day. āWeāre moving from London to Nottingham. Donāt want to move with us because you have an actual life away from work? Oh what a pity.ā
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The BBC, of course, put their staff in taxis from London to Salford.
Not all of them.
The Grauniad plan a small London based team ā¦ well, Parliament and Islington are there after all. The rest to transfer, but itās expected many wonāt want to come North, dual incomes, kids and simple āNorwff ! Are you maad !?ā
They will then make many redundant and within a year it will be more an e-newspaper than hard copy.
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One of my Aunts lived in Manchester because her husband worked for the Manchester Guardian. He was their sports editor for ages.
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A most appropriate place for Sport, tbh.
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A short contribution this month:
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The September musings of NBS:
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