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Tuesday, 6 June 2017
NO PRICKLY ISSUE FOR BLONDIE AND BEST PAL SMITH...
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Awwww...but the Daily Express...urghhh. At least you don't read the Daily Mail I suppose.
ReplyDeleteI usually don't even read The Daily Express, CJ - apart from the excellent Calvin & Hobbes strip in it.
ReplyDeleteActually, my mother's favourite paper was the Daily Mail but she had zero interest in politics.
ReplyDeleteAt one time, as a young man, I occasionally used to buy The Sun. There were a couple of points I found interesting in it. (And it had Hagar The Horrible.)
ReplyDeleteAwh, what a little beaut! Is leucistic the same as albino?
ReplyDeleteI'm now ashamed to admit that I also used to buy the Sun, but only for Wack, but I didn't know it was a Tory paper, until the late seventies ( I never read the political ( boring ) stuff!
Not sure, JP, it would depend on whether Albinos' eyes are colourless or not. (Meaning I'm too lazy to look it up.)
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