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Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin were a couple for 12 years. Definately think he was punching above his weight. Serge also reported to smoke 60-90 filterless ciggies a day. Great song though, reminds me when i was younger and hearing the noise these two were making. lol1 point
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Well, had an interesting one over Christmas when I dug out my old Mod parka and am trying to identify the exact model. Have never known whether it was a 1948 (M48), 1951 (M51) or 1965 (M65) and thats not including the various editions with removable hoods and different styles of inner liner. Who would have thought there were so many variants of this legendary coat? Turns out it appears to be an early M51 (introduced in the Korean war) and was standard wear for US troops in cold or wet climates. Value: appears to be around £350 mark and considering I paid £25 for it in 1979 its generated a good profit over the years (if i were to sell it)1 point
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even in his music he has to have a ciggie on. Very controversial song back in the day1 point
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Haha....very French in attitude and appearance, they don't make them like that anymore!1 point
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I was watching a documentary about time travel, yes i did fall asleep but it;s interesting and I have always had a fascination on time travel. The things I think about but cannot wrap my head round it properly. 1. Why do we always talk about the past as if it was behind us, when it could be in front of us? We always talk about our past relatives as descendants but on a family tree they are in front, above us. 2. What if there is already time in front of us, a life being lived by someone else ahead. So material things like trees, grass, monuments, castles, rivers etc.etc. were left to us from the future, all this happened years before. Freaks me out lol Funny.. just came across this video1 point
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These guys have really gone to town on this model railways. They produced this video with all the sounds to go along with it as well. Real blast from the days of standing on a railway station as a kid.1 point
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Wow! thats quite heavy I remember watching a documentary on Einstein's theory on relativity and time & space travel One of the only things i remember from it is that he timed a train journey and it clearly showed that time sped up but as soon as it stops then it reversed and therefore no advancement in time overall. Concorde proved it through inter-continental travel at Mach2 but it always returned to the base setting1 point
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Now for many years I can say that I am definitively dull in the truest sense of the word> Having been told by my good lady that I am boring and dull because I have certain hobbies that she does not indulge in, therefore I must be dull, according to her! However, you put two men in the same room who have a shared interest in whatever the subject may be then it suddenly becomes amazingly interesting to discuss this mutual interest. Am I, or am I not correct? Just because the subject is not shared by another, it is necessarily Dull to everyone else? Your thoughts please gentlemen1 point
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mine sit in the garage with everything in place. different helmets and jackets for each bike seems to be also different riding attitude with each1 point
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Hello all. i'm Tom from Portsmouth and happy to be here amongst other Dull'ards Being dull is a privilege given to those of an age that can appreciate the truly dull things in life when the spark of youth has expired I'm quite happy being dull and thank you for having me in this fine group Tom, aged 54 and as dull as dishwater 🙂1 point
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I used to love guiness when i was 16... but not fond of it anymore. I do like a good Ale though1 point
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Wife calls me dull for watching re-runs of old shows on TV Father Ted, The Professionals, The Persuaders to name a few. Now, I don't know whether I am truly dull or whether the TV programmes nowadays are so sh*t that it makes the old show seem superb and worth watching all over again? What do you chaps think?1 point
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That is the case in Turkey where you are taxed on the footprint of the property so they build out as they build up1 point
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professionals was my fave as a kid.. always wanted to be bodie.. walking about with a moody pout. Couldnt care for the Curley haired bloke lol1 point
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You should collect all the beer mats and pin them to the side of the shed wall. Then you can count how many visits to the pub you have made1 point
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Hi Tom Thanks for signing up and welcome to the Dull Club! I think when someone has truly embraced the wisdom of dullness then they are on the path to enlightenment...it's not worth fighting it 🙂 Good to have you onboard1 point
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i see the old one that has been parked up for years at Bournemouth airport is being scrapped.0 points
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