@robnitm

Author of two London history books - Beautiful Idiots & Brilliant Lunatics, and High Buildings, Low Morals. Another book on its way …

 New York, USA
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Joined September 2009
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Replying to @Katspur71
Well said!
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Replying to @SeeRedWoman1
God it’s so good
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Replying to @TomThorogood @Rosa_la @charlotteahenry
The atmosphere was really weird and flat, and I suppose midfield dominance is sometimes hard to portray in a highlights package but the editing was particularly bad. And yes… And Keown!
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Replying to @Neilstoneman2 @AaronLennon12
It was shocking
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Replying to @klewis2407 @JerseySpur5
I saw that. The highlights were awful and just showed wave after wave of Chelsea attacks when they had 30% of possession
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Replying to @awhitetable
So do I! Bloody love it
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Replying to @NeilMullarkey
The amount of times I’ve gone around the house looking for my glasses while wearing them
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Replying to @PetronellaWyatt
Wow
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Replying to @KimEdwards48
What a weird question
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Replying to @Mcfarlmo
Where was that from, TV Times?
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Replying to @Mcfarlmo
Thank you!
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Is it true that Michael Powell's Peeping Tom wasn't shown on British television until 1997? And where was it shown? On Channel 4?
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Replying to @terrychristian @Oz_Stryker @JoeBrolly1993
That’s right, I had forgotten
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Julie Christie in a No Smoking carriage on the Piccadilly Line in 1965, the year she appeared in Darling and dr Zhivago - photo by David Hurn
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Tiddles, a rather fat cat that lived in the public toilets in Paddington Station - 1978 - photo by Chris Moorhouse
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Replying to @CameronYardeJnr
Absolutely fascinating. I usually hate lazy swearing in comedy but watching all these clips they show that ‘tits’ was funnier than ‘boobs’ was funnier than ‘considerable assets’.
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I went down a rabbit hole when I first saw this Dave Allen clip of a more famous Yes, Prime Minister gag. Some fascinating trivia in this thread.
Cameron Yarde Jnr@CameronYardeJnr16 Mar 2018
With the news about the upcoming Dave Allen biopic on BBC2, I read about Dave Allen At Large. And in this edition from 1976, he tells a joke that is now most closely associated with Yes Prime Minister. See for yourself! Anybody with any info on this?
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Replying to @terrychristian @Oz_Stryker @JoeBrolly1993
I can remember that
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Replying to @truth_rational @ninhnguynt22334
I agree
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Replying to @Oz_Stryker @terrychristian @JoeBrolly1993
Yes I think so
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