Aren't you known as very similar round those parts as well Kurt?
Groucho's Fact Hunt
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....for many years it was claimed Elvis Presley never set foot in Britain, apart from briefly at Prestwick Airport in Scotland. However, when Bill Kenwright was interviewed on radio in 2008, he said Tommy Steele told him he met Presley in London in 1958 after they had chatted on the telephone.
According to Kenwright: “Elvis flew in for a day and Tommy showed him around London.” Kenwright said he didn’t know whether he was doing right sharing the story. Steele later said; “I swore never to divulge publicly what took place and I regret that it has found some way of getting into the light. I only hope he can forgive me.”
Another thing to blame Bill for!!
According to Kenwright: “Elvis flew in for a day and Tommy showed him around London.” Kenwright said he didn’t know whether he was doing right sharing the story. Steele later said; “I swore never to divulge publicly what took place and I regret that it has found some way of getting into the light. I only hope he can forgive me.”
Another thing to blame Bill for!!
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SpongeBob brown shoes
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Dogs use the earths magnetic fields to navigate which way they poo, they will only poo following a north-south magnetic field and never in a east-west
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See also 'in Bath' and 'in between'. Assimilation.
Doesn't everbody?
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Allardyce went for a plunge?
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Colin Clive, the actor who played Baron Frankenstein in the original film, was a descendant of Clive of India. He died of tuberculosis brought on by alcoholism aged only 39.
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A fake Paris was being built to fool German bombers but the war finished before the build was completed.
Glenelg in Scotland is the only palindrome placename in the uk
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Eye in Suffolk.
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