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Southern League Division 1: Watford 1- Norwich City 0 the club's only competitive home match on the leap-year date in its entire history. 29/02/1908
 
I remember reading about this one. The debt goes back to the Civil War ( mid 1600s) and was originally owed to a company in Worcester for uniforms for Royalist soldiers. Charlie paid the debt without inflation being considered.

If he asks you to borrow a tenner - avoid.
 
Saxet said:
I remember reading about this one. The debt goes back to the Civil War ( mid 1600s) and was originally owed to a company in Worcester for uniforms for Royalist soldiers. Charlie paid the debt without inflation being considered.

If he asks you to borrow a tenner - avoid.
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That's the one Saxet. The Royal family had been in debt to the Worcester Clothiers Company for 357 years for uniforms for the battle of Worcester, 1651. Over to you.
 
brian_66_usa said:
I was ill on Monday, so i went to the doctors on Tuesday,I died when he called me Fat , They cremated me on Wednesday .what was the date i died this year ?
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Fat Tuesday is the literal translation of Mardi Gras or Shrove Tuesday on Feb 9 this year. The Wednesday of cremation is, of course, Ash Wednesday - the first day of Lent. Simple really...
 
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