Again, it was probably me. I was asked to investigate the bunker, at no point did I mention the task given had anything to do with aliens. The conversation might have run parallel, but lines might have been drawn where there weren't connections to be made. People have a habit of doing that.
I can't speak for Spook, I can only go on what I have and what I was asked to do. In fairness, it got exactly the reaction I expected. But then, they did ask. If one does not accept what is shown then what more can you do?
I seem to recall some ridiculous statement, can't recall if you were the originator, which was quite rightly ridiculed. Do you watch those Ancient Alien programmes on SKY? Comedy gold.
I went to school with a lad who obviously had unimaginative parents,who also must have thought all schoolboys were kind, gentle souls who never teased anybody, called Mortimer Mortimore.
I had a mate called James Bond. We got stopped by the old bill in our village due to him giving me a croggy on the handlebars on the pavement. They asked his name and gave him a right load of grief for taking the piss, which obviously he wasn't.
I had a workmate who's parents were the exact opposite i.e. Hughie Donald McDonald Wilson L**** ....... awesome! Hard to believe someone with such a wonderful moniker would end up working in a steel mill!
I know Jimmy Bond, used to knock about with him, I bumped into him for the first time in years at the Duke in Ferriby recently.
Just remembered I was once the appointment behind Tina Turner in the hospital. Turns out she don't need another keyhole.
