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Timeless British sitcom. Never fail to make me laugh no matter how many times I have watched it. Some of the signs:
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Incredibly difficult to find! Also look at the edge of the coin :-) Come on, make an effort with the photography. £95 p + p
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Years ago, when I played hockey every Saturday, we were sometimes a man short and the opposition would lend us a spare player. A colleague of mine who wrote the match reports would always refer to the borrowed player as "Bill Anchor" in the match report and his name would appear as W Anchor in the team listing at the end. Our local paper never spotted it and we had many a chuckle seeing it in print.1 point
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There's a road here called "Anker Street " - you can imagine the number of times over the years that various bods have written a W in front. They've now installed the street name with absolutely no space in front of the W 😉1 point
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Thinking about it, given the coincidental timing of the program and my graduation, that might have provided the inspiration.1 point
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Reminds me of the constantly changing sign in Fawlty Towers.....1 point
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I the background of the above pic, you can see our old very missed Passat. I worked out the anagram of 'Passat Tdi' - nearly caused a few accidents..... Any more cars you can do something similar to?
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A few years ago I just had to do this to a sign in Kidderminster with some black tape. I couldn't resist.
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Not surprised really - typical sloppy workmanship on the 1860 pieces ! I wonder if any pieces with this die pairing exist after the clash with the correct die orientation or whether they scrapped the dies...1 point
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Newbie, quite scarce1 point
