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Might need a trip on to YouTube, but when Honey Nut Loops used to be advertised on tvy, I swear it was a honey bee singing a song that went "Kellogg's Honey Loops, let's loop together".
So the bee doesn't sing, he just flies about flogging the cereal, which sounds like a euphemism for something rude, whilst the tune plays in the background.
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Another album that's release is further away from today than Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was to it when it came out.
This came out on the Amiga, as I remember being terrible at it. I did enjoy that you were able to improve your football stadium though.
🚨 Mikel Arteta once secretly hired a team of professional pickpockets to steal from his own Arsenal players during a team dinner. 😳
The pickpockets were instructed to move around the tables, stealing phones, wallets and other valuables without the players noticing.
At the end of the meal, Arteta stood up and asked everyone to empty their pockets, leaving several players stunned when they realised their belongings had disappeared.
The whole exercise was designed to teach his squad the importance of staying alert, focused and prepared for anything at all times. 😂
🗞️ @TheAthleticFC
Thought I'd seen all the original Friday The 13th movies, but after watching 'Part VI: Jason Lives' on Tuesday I've had to go back in the running order to the fourth movie 'The Final Chapter', which it most certainly wasn't. I suspect there might be more.
Big fan of both these tunes, but Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin's "It's My Party" is such a cool version of that song that I'd totally recommend giving it a listen if you don't know it.
Watching the Stalingrad episode of The World At War and the TV was so loud that the footage of the Luftwaffe dropping bombs caused Spice to wake up with a jump. Hermann Göring's card is now marked.
Give or take the odd song I don't care for, this chart is the type of thing you'd get on my iPod when I put it on shuffle. Totally radio friendly stuff that is embedded in my brain from when I was a kid. Genuinely love it. Oh, I reckon it's 1992 as well.
James Milner. Actually can't remember his stint at Man City, which is concerning considering he was there five years.
Going by how much I played it, I'd go for Knights Of The Sky.
Here's an almost impossible question: What's the best game ever made by MicroProse?
Silent Service (1985)
Gunship (1986)
Pirates! (1987)
Airborne Ranger (1987)
F-19 Stealth Fighter (1988)
Red Storm Rising (1988)
M1 Tank Platoon (1989)
F-15 Strike Eagle II (1989)
Railroad Tycoon (1990)
Silent Service II (1990)
Knights of the Sky (1990)
Civilization (1991)
Gunship 2000 (1991)
Darklands (1992)
Master of Orion (1993)
X-COM: UFO Defense (1994)
Master of Magic (1994)
Colonization (1994)
Transport Tycoon (1994)
Civilization II (1996)
Master of Orion II (1996)
Grand Prix 2 (1996)
Falcon 4.0 (1998)
Alpha Centauri (1999)
RollerCoaster Tycoon (1999)
B-17 Flying Fortress (2000)
Note: That's just a selection... they created even more than that.
Cheaper gherkins and beans: Burnham unveils 'everyday' savings that will put £1.75 a month back in your pocket lbc.co.uk/article/burnham-bu…
Healey vows cheaper marmalade and gherkins in pre-Budget package of 'everyday fixes' bbc.in/4zTnQ4K
My nannie was a Wren. Problem when you're a young kid is that you don't really care about what your grandparents' did when they were younger & by the time I'd gotten older, she'd lost most of her ability to speak cos of a stroke. Sad & a real shame. She was a lovely nan, though.
A Wren dispatch rider, London, c.1942.
During the Second World War, women of the WRNS (Women’s Royal Naval Service) took to motorcycles to carry important messages and documents across London.
Here a Wren checks her leather dispatch pouch beside her Triumph motorcycle. Many of these women were already experienced motorcyclists before joining up.
A striking glimpse of the women who helped keep Britain’s wartime communications moving.
#WW2 #WomensHistory #WartimeBritain #1940s
