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Since the untimely death of Keith Harris, Orville has retrained and now has a mid level job in human resources for a leading retail company.

After a period of low self esteem and alcohol problems Cuddles the monkey has found religion and now runs a new age retreat on the Isle Of Man.

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On 30/11/2017 at 19:43, Hedgecutter said:

STV sold Scotsport seasons 1991-2008 to North Korean TV on a cheap 17 year contract, who dub it and tell their viewers that this is the top league outside of Korea. Millions of viewers think that Kilmarnock are the current European Cup champions and several recent deserters have requested onward travel through AT Mays.

Kilmarnock are such a well respected club in North Korea, that every year on their birthday, North Korean  children must leave one of their gifts outside their house as a way of showing respect and honour to Danny Invincibile. 

 

 

 

 

 

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French Napoleonic War commander, Marshal Ney, had a horse called Marshal Neigh.

Marshal Neigh was mistakenly given command during the Battle of Waterloo, which was a major contributing factor in the French defeat.

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One in ten second-hand paperback novels show somebody's full passport details (full name, DoB, passport number etc) imprinted on the cover due to people filling out border control forms on top of the novels they were reading during travel.

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On 12/12/2017 at 07:04, NewBornBairn said:

Upmarket men's fashion retailers in France and Italy sell socks in packs of three to combat the problem of odd socks. 

Though in Italy men wear the extra one rolled up in their underpants to look macho. This once went tragically wrong when one guy mistakenly put his sock down the back and people ran away screaming.

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A successful Chinese super-budget film about Scotland that was filmed entirely in China costs us an estimated £50 million a year in lost tourism as millions of Chinese think Scotland just looks the same and isn't worth visiting.

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A successful Chinese super-budget film about Scotland that was filmed entirely in China costs us an estimated £50 million a year in lost tourism as millions of Chinese think Scotland just looks the same and isn't worth visiting.

The entire film consisted of a time-lapse camera shot of the hedge at Glebe Park other than an action shoot out outside the crumbling Flicks location.
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3 hours ago, Hedgecutter said:

A successful Chinese super-budget film about Scotland that was filmed entirely in China costs us an estimated £50 million a year in lost tourism as millions of Chinese think Scotland just looks the same and isn't worth visiting.

 

2 hours ago, Brother Blades said:


The entire film consisted of a time-lapse camera shot of the hedge at Glebe Park other than an action shoot out outside the crumbling Flicks location.

A section of the Great Wall of China was painted green in order to look like the hedge for the filming.

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