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That was unforgettable
Keith I had just turned the TV off in disgust when I saw your post..... I am glad to say I just had a brilliant night watching Rosies of the North.
Thanks for sharing, all those girls make our current PM pale into insignificance.
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25-07-10, 14:14
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Yes I agree it's far better than watching the pathetic exhibition of our pollies. In fact I can think of SO many challenging things I'd rather be doing than watching a political debate, like:
* Going shopping for clothes * Watching sport on TV * Being forced to listen to top 40 radio with inane DJs * Cleaning toilets with my tongue Those wonderful ladies (and many like them in other Allied countries) have my enduring admiration. I thought it was a particularly well told tale and really enjoyed the script written in a contemporary style. The Canadians really know how to make a good documentary and it would be a good investment in time and bandwidth to look at some of the others there.
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26-07-10, 12:49
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Keith,
Thanks for posting the link! This among the best documentaries about WW2 I have ever seen. . . Hanno
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26-07-10, 14:31
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My pleasure Hanno.
I agree you don't often see something like this portrayed from such an interesting angle. Regards Keith Quote:
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