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Can history repeat itself ?
Sep 7th 2005 | 2:46 am
#1
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Can history repeat itself ?
Former Prime Minister Sir Harold Macmillan died aged 92, the day after England last won the Ashes.
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Sep 7th 2005 | 2:51 am
#2
The Unmod
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Glen Mills, PA
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by doctor scrumpy
Former Prime Minister Sir Harold Macmillan died aged 92, the day after England last won the Ashes.
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Sep 7th 2005 | 5:20 am
#3
roamin in the gloamin
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 1,400
From: Illinois
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by doctor scrumpy
Former Prime Minister Sir Harold Macmillan died aged 92, the day after England last won the Ashes.
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Which former PM would you like to see go ?
Sep 7th 2005 | 6:30 am
#4
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From: MA, USA
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by clydegirl
What did England win the Ashes?
Sep 7th 2005 | 7:30 am
#5
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Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by Bob
suprised me...but then I haven't followed it this year, be buggered if we did win it as I only didn't bother because we've always gone and lost it when I follow it *l*
To answer the poll - isn't Callaghan and Heath enough for one year? No? OK - Maggie then.
Sep 7th 2005 | 7:56 am
#6
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Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by Philgr
The last match of the series starts tomorrow - England need to win or draw to win back The Ashes.
Sep 7th 2005 | 2:38 pm
#7
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Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by Bob
I'll catch a repeat then if we win it...don't want to jinx it now
Who is broadcasting it?
(Actually I should check before posting this....is it on one of the Fox sports channels? Fox is owned of course by that ex-Aussie Rupert Murdoch......
Sep 7th 2005 | 3:42 pm
#8
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From: MA, USA
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by Englishmum
Eh? Are you able to get the cricket on your TV in the States?
Who is broadcasting it?
Who is broadcasting it?
Sep 13th 2005 | 12:01 pm
#9
dart throwin' doofus
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: From Northfleet, Kent to Kansas City, Kansas
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
I think that if history does repeat itself we'll probably see the same thing again.
...
And, who was it that said:
"The only thing we ever learn from history is that no-one ever learns anything from history"
??
...
And, who was it that said:
"The only thing we ever learn from history is that no-one ever learns anything from history"
??
Sep 13th 2005 | 12:06 pm
#10
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Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Originally Posted by GJB
I think that if history does repeat itself we'll probably see the same thing again.
...
And, who was it that said:
"The only thing we ever learn from history is that no-one ever learns anything from history"
??
...
And, who was it that said:
"The only thing we ever learn from history is that no-one ever learns anything from history"
??
- of course, I'm trusting a web source so I'm probably wrong :-)
Last edited by Philgr; Sep 13th 2005 at 12:09 pm.
Sep 13th 2005 | 6:43 pm
#11
Get em out by Friday
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 1,493
From: Oregon
Re: Can history repeat itself ?
Bollocks the poll is closed.
Let's hope history repeats itself
Let's hope history repeats itself
