Reply With QuoteWell, many of them certainly love it that Labour lostOriginally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill
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It’s all getting very Shakespearean
Saturday’s game was a Comedy of Errors, and now on this board we have Much Ado About Nothing
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Well, many of them certainly love it that Labour lost
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Well currently it’s All’s Well That Ends Well
Mind you it will soon be the Ides of March so Camiller might get a sharp pain between the shoulder blades
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No holds Bard.
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As you like it? No , I don't particularly... but a play that will interest some Millersmadsters, as many of the characters spend their time pretending to be other people ... hilarious back then, but the joke has worn a bit thin now (although obviously not for everybody)
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Maybe you would like one of those modern adaptations of Shakespeare?
Coming to Rotherham next week is Two Gentlemen of Corona
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Returning to the OP for my final word on this. If thaimillerfan had traveled back 40 years in a time machine then I would say his assessment was spot on. Quadrophenia was playing in the cinema, The Lambrettas were in the charts and in an attempt to impress the ladies a young CAMiller bought himself one of those iridescent two-tone shirts for the princely sum of 14 quid. Nobody told me not to put it in a hot dryer in the launderette. It came out big enough to fit Action Man. Mardy? I was bloody livid!
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I'm from Rowmish too claytonmiller
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Your halo is slipping thai. There's only one poster calls me Clayton ��. Ya can't even blame predict text with the miller bit on the end. Haha
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