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ER must've been a precocious child, reading The Times when he was 7. What went wrong?

 

get him telt ER buddy!

 

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There we go Mick.

Ben Murphy it was.

 

My mistake, I was only 6 at the time.

 

Ah so it was,did they replace original lads with McClure or remade it or something

 

They replaced Duel which was sacrilege. Murphy and Duel were ideal together. It was actually based around Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid - a great film.

I may even watch a couple of episodes on youtube. Not seen it since 1973.

 

1971 the year I demobbed from the Army after 25 years defending ****s like youse from fuzzy wuzzies and other nefarious ner do wells. .

 

Bobby Stokes sticking one past an outstretched Alex Stepney at Wembley (1976).
My mate constructing a bong out of an old cherry brandy bottle and some rubber hose he nicked from the chemistry labs.
Playing cards with our dinner money over the grave yard.
Muhammed Ali continually making comebacks.

 

How did you manage to shoot all those people on Bloody Sunday if you'd already left the Army?

 

FFS Dev. Assuming you joined at 16, that would make your date of birth 1930 at the latest.

 

He got the job as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart in Dr Who and went back.

 

The kind of thing ER remembers from his youth:

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***** sympathiser

 

Because I don't suffer from dementia like you doesn't make me a ***** sympathiser. There's no causal link between the two.

 

The Army were basically short on murderous bastards so I was recalled under the Emergency Powers Act of 1971.

 

I get the picture.

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Who do you think you are kidding Mister Fring.

 

Godfrey was my favourite.

Interesting fact number 2 - They are doing a movie version of Dad's Army.

 

I hear that your sister Dolly does a very good cucumber sandwich.