It's a gloriously sunny last day of winter here in BN1

[Deleted User X18H]

But it will be dark at kick-off

No need for miners lamps though.

Will we celebrate an Albion win orgreave if they lose.

Bring a cardy and big coat

See you in the Bupa

 

[Redundant Gigolo]

First day of Spring is the 20th March.

 

[Beach Hut]

Looking forward to tonight, it is a beautiful day

 

[skipper734]

That's probably................ grieve.

 

[LamieRobertson]

That's probably................ grieve.

One can never tell with the OP

 

[Gazwag]

That's probably................ grieve.

Its an attempt to show what a master wordsmith he thinks he is

 

[WhingForPresident]

I concur.

 

[wellquickwoody]

First day of Spring is the 20th March.

Meteorological winter ends today though, so no weather for nearly 3 weeks I guess?

 

[Phat Baz 68]

clocks forward 27th march long way yet

 

[darkwolf666]

But it will be dark at kick-off

No need for miners lamps though.

Will we celebrate an Albion win orgreave if they lose.

Bring a cardy and big coat

See you in the Bupa

Possibly this a very clever play on words that has escaped everyone's attention. The Battle of Orgreave was the name given to the confrontation between the police and miners in 1984, during the miners strike, at Orgreave in South Yorkshire - see what the OP has done there as he mentions miners lamps in the previous line.

Or it's a typo!

 

[Beach Hut]

Possibly this a very clever play on words that has escaped everyone's attention. The Battle of Orgreave was the name given to the confrontation between the police and miners in 1984, during the miners strike, at Orgreave in South Yorkshire - see what the OP has done there as he mentions miners lamps in the previous line.

Or it's a typo!

£10 says he has definitely referenced Thatchers finest hour

 

[Gullflyinghigh]

Possibly this a very clever play on words that has escaped everyone's attention. The Battle of Orgreave was the name given to the confrontation between the police and miners in 1984, during the miners strike, at Orgreave in South Yorkshire - see what the OP has done there as he mentions miners lamps in the previous line.

Or it's a typo!

Thing is, there's a slight difference between a clever play on words and just being obtuse. I don't feel in a position to judge this particular example but I'm sure others will!

 

[Chicken Runner61]

Possibly this a very clever play on words that has escaped everyone's attention. The Battle of Orgreave was the name given to the confrontation between the police and miners in 1984, during the miners strike, at Orgreave in South Yorkshire - see what the OP has done there as he mentions miners lamps in the previous line.

Or it's a typo!

I'm definitely in the typo camp.

 

[Chicken Runner61]

£10 says he has definitely referenced Thatchers finest hour

Pretty sure the Police's battlecry was not "See you in the Bupa!"

 

[LamieRobertson]

Pretty sure the Police's battlecry was not "See you in the Bupa!"

Especially in there cardigans

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

See you in the Bupa

The mental health ward presumably

 

[Deleted User X18H]

Possibly this a very clever play on words that has escaped everyone's attention. The Battle of Orgreave was the name given to the confrontation between the police and miners in 1984, during the miners strike, at Orgreave in South Yorkshire - see what the OP has done there as he mentions miners lamps in the previous line.

Or it's a typo!

Blimey you people don't half bang on.

It's is reference to the other brilliant thread I started

Do keep up for gawd sake

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

But it will be dark at kick-off

No need for miners lamps though.

Will we celebrate an Albion win orgreave if they lose.

Bring a cardy and big coat

See you in the Bupa

Wait for the equinox, man.

 

[darkwolf666]

Blimey you people don't half bang on.

It's is reference to the other brilliant thread I started

Do keep up for gawd sake
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Do I win a prize as I spotted it?

No, I thought no!

 

[Chicken Runner61]

You read a lot of Oscar Wilde do you HB & B ?