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Posted by rustyj14 on March 06, 2007 at 08:53:47 from (71.245.179.68):
In Reply to: English TV programmes posted by David in Wales on March 04, 2007 at 04:06:54:
Yes, David, we here in the States used to roll on the floor over Benny Hill's comedies! Always watched them at home, or up at the Fire Station! Another show i enjoyed was the venerable Antiques dealer/ appraiser and his gang of cronies, name of Lovejoy! I will truly admit that his shows got me started in "Bin Diving" after i retired! Of course, i never got quite as wild as they did, but the show taught me something--there's a buck to be made out there, and you don't have to be dishonest! (Although that might help a wee bit at times!)Sneaky, you might say! I always enjoy your photos, etc. My wife's ancestors came from Wales, long ago. Her sister has traced and met some relatives, who live in Abergavenny, and that area. (Don't know if i spelled it correctly, but its close! Cheers: Rustyj
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