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Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Male, 63
0 miles · Warwickshire
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Please someone help me :shock:
I heard that old song Is this the way to Amarillo last night and I can not get it out of my head that there was a telly advert in the early 70s for something to do with Armadillo that used the song
I vaguely think it had something to do with booze but thats about all I can remember. Ive looked on the net and asked people but no one else remembers it
Now obviously I could just be going bonkers but I hope someone here can enlighten me
(yes I know I havent got enough to do etc
)
I heard that old song Is this the way to Amarillo last night and I can not get it out of my head that there was a telly advert in the early 70s for something to do with Armadillo that used the song
I vaguely think it had something to do with booze but thats about all I can remember. Ive looked on the net and asked people but no one else remembers it
Now obviously I could just be going bonkers but I hope someone here can enlighten me
(yes I know I havent got enough to do etc
) Sorry davej but you are wrong about toasters :shock:
The EU actually set up a Tzar on toasters whose job it was to set up a committee to undertake toaster slot size evaluation procedures in 1984.
Since then fifty seven separate European working groups, 23 quangos and an all party and country selsect body of mps has considered the whole issue.
Despite UKip putting the case for British toasters to remain independant the vote went against and in November last year the EU toaster directive white paper was released. There is now a consultation period of six months before the final draft summary and guidance is released
All being well the new toaster legislation will become law in early 2006 when a working party will be set up to legislate bread sizes
So far the cost to Europe has been ninety squillion euros and has employed 470 000 people for twenty years
money well spent I think you will agree :shock:
The EU actually set up a Tzar on toasters whose job it was to set up a committee to undertake toaster slot size evaluation procedures in 1984.
Since then fifty seven separate European working groups, 23 quangos and an all party and country selsect body of mps has considered the whole issue.
Despite UKip putting the case for British toasters to remain independant the vote went against and in November last year the EU toaster directive white paper was released. There is now a consultation period of six months before the final draft summary and guidance is released
All being well the new toaster legislation will become law in early 2006 when a working party will be set up to legislate bread sizes
So far the cost to Europe has been ninety squillion euros and has employed 470 000 people for twenty years
money well spent I think you will agree :shock:
