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    Has anyone noticed the PM has rightly stopped using the term "our friends in Europe" when he is talking about the EU of late.
    Now if he was ships crew and not "passenger ship material" would he likely use them barstewards across the channel?

    I wonder how 2 Jags JP would refer to them?

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    Well never fear these brave boys will repel the bounderscrues.jpg

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    Well, its fact Lewis, William in 1066 recruited a large number of his force from the channel islands, and the locals were quick to remind me when i frequently sailed there, lol kt
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lewis McColl View Post
    Well never fear these brave boys will repel the bounderscrues.jpg


    Need Bergerac back.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrgQuTTLdW8

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    Quote Originally Posted by vic mcclymont View Post
    Ah Lewis, heard of the Auld Alliance?
    Scotland and France signed a deal to attack England. Idea was Scots attack from North French from the South.
    Guess what? As usual Froggies didn't turn up.
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    The battle of Flodden rings a bell Vic.
    This was Scotland's worst defeat at the hands of the English. King James the fourth of Scotland was killed in this battle. He was the last king to die fighting in battle in this country.

    Fouro.

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    #70 Vic isn’t that where Bonny Prince Charles got his Bonny from . After so many years spent in the French Courts his French Foppish dress on his landing back in Scotland earned him the title of Bonny ? if he crossed over to Skye across the Kyle of loch Alshe he must have been a poor sailor to complain about the howling of the wind and the loudness of the waves roar. I could have swum it as is only a stones throw so to speak , and I am not a strong swimmer. All legend and only the proverbial grain of truth I imagine. But good for the history books, Cheers JS
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    You used to be able to get a nice tin of Shortbread that had Bonny Prince Charlie on the lid. Was it Walkers or Crawfords?

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    Quote Originally Posted by j.sabourn View Post
    #70 Vic isn’t that where Bonny Prince Charles got his Bonny from . After so many years spent in the French Courts his French Foppish dress on his landing back in Scotland earned him the title of Bonny ? if he crossed over to Skye across the Kyle of loch Alshe he must have been a poor sailor to complain about the howling of the wind and the loudness of the waves roar. I could have swum it as is only a stones throw so to speak , and I am not a strong swimmer. All legend and only the proverbial grain of truth I imagine. But good for the history books, Cheers JS
    Here is a photo of the Bonnie prince himself.
    Click on to html below.

    https://images.app.goo.gl/NtFX6ze3hZHK9s5s8

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    WELL FOURO.....THANKS FOR THE PICTURE ...BUT I CANNOT SEE THE SUPPOSED EXTREMELY LARGE WART ON HIS NOSE ...... WHICH HAS BEEN DESCRIBED ELSE WHERE AS HERPIES......FUNNY WHERE SOME BLOKES WILL STICK THERE NOSES LOL CAPPY

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