Ivor Slipper
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Yes, the Wimpy didn't last long once Ronald arrived. In the same way as British soft drinks sunk under the onslaught of Coke & Pepsi.
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Thanks CG - glad you enjoyed. And special thanks for not making my little typo public
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You're more Brit than I am!! I've never watched Eastenders And I always thought Nigel Havers was blond - at least in his younger days, but I guess 'fair' would be a truer description
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It was certainly a different world, both in time and place. Thanks for the comment, Geron.
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You've (all) done very well! (To quote a catchphrase from one of the above). You did though fail to include the best one of the lot - Only Fools and Horses
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Sorry about that, although I'm a bit surprised it was that bad. But then they come naturally to me Rationing ended in the 50s. Sex between consenting male adults (over 21) was legalized in 1967. It was several years later before the age limit was lowered. Back in the early 60s it was very much hidden.
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Blowing Me, Blowing You. I saw him on the first morning that I walked to the station to catch my train to Waterloo. We'd just moved from the more inner suburbs of London to a village in Kent. By 'we' I mean my parents and I. I was just over eighteen and had been working with an insurance company in the City for the past year or so. At first I'd been the lowly office boy but had recently graduated to a (very) junior clerical position. Back then – this was the early 1960s – there w
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England 1963. Eighteen year old Keith has moved, with his parents, from a house in the suburbs of London to one in a village. It is located on the outskirts of the city, but in many ways it could be in the heart of the country. Keith is not looking forward to the prospect.
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Fantastic chapter. Pure genius on the tattoo!
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@Timothy M. I'm sure from an earlier chapter, that Lex has had a lot of experience of sleeping on his stomach.
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A sad, bleak opening - and I suspect life for Richie isn't going to improve soon.
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Nurse Wretched more like. Listen to Cynthia, Tyson!
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All looking very positive.
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Perhaps his real name is Andrew?
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@droughtquake I suspect you are in danger of receiving a crossie rather than a tickie for mentioning other sites.
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OK? That was way up at the top of the Richter Scale!!
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Cruel author! But you can be sure your readers will be waiting to pounce when the next chapter arrives.
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I guess seeing that had happened would be a shattering experience.
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Just as long as you've not been incontinent DQ - although the tissues would undoubtedly come in handy in such a situation
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Vladimir - The Lighthouse
Ivor Slipper commented on AusGlitterati's story chapter in Vladimir - The Lighthouse
It wasn't easy to read what Vlad was going through, so I can imagine it must have been very hard to write. -
I guess as Snuggles hasn't appeared yet, I can't really say it was a 'purrfect' start.
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Not just different, but totally so.....
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At least they had something to do
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Always interesting to know. I post in the same way as Geron in that I use Blue Griffon to convert a story into Html and then post as Html. As for reading, like Paladin I use Chrome & Windows and never have any problems with any stories on here.
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I had no problem with the original and from the lack of any other comments it does look like it was only CG who struggled. Also don't recall DQ having problems with my formatting. Was that recent or a while go?
