He's actually the lost Kray Brother, fallen through time.Originally Posted by Sir C
Yes, very much so. It was imortant to my father and he took me there several times; I've subsequently visited almost every year, I suppose. A sort of pilgrimage.
V arranged a trip over the weekend of the 2014 70th anniversary events and even got us into the Oosterbeek cemetary ceremony. An amazing experience.
He's actually the lost Kray Brother, fallen through time.
Well noticed, a.
I expect he loves his old mum.
It's a weird hybrid of cockney and rude bwoy bumbaclaaaaaaart. Basically, he talks a like a ****.
I expect you blubbed?
Have you seen that Ian Wright wants Cesc's banner taking down from the Ken Friar Bridge at the Emirates and ritually burnt before the game on Saturday, along with a Barcelona kit and Cesc's parents*
I expect he loves his old mum.
*I may have made the latter bit up
My word, how I blubbed. At the end, after the singing of God Save The Queen and the Wilhelmus, all was silent except for my blubbing, and then came the roar as a Spitfire screamed over at 300 kts and 50 feet, at which point I just about dessicated myself.
Ian Wright is entitled to his opinions, la. That doesn't necessarily make them wright.
Were you not worried that all these grizzled, stoic veterans might have been looking askance at your display of emotional incontinence?
No, because the event wasn't about my ego.
Actually there were remarkably few dry eyes in the place.
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