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Postbag: Vampires, my friend, vampires
24 June 2005
Hello. Hullo. Hallo. I was going to write a nice jolly intro here but it's just too bloody hot. So damn you.
Damn you all to Hades and back. And... zzzzz... bollocks.
Letters. Yes. Here. Send them to this
thing: postbag@codalmighty.com. Me read letters, stick
them here. You read. Goodnight.
Edgar Frog
From ABC to Monty Python songs, eh? The postbag editor is one strange fellow.
Bob Shunkey
Via email
Ricky Butler
Haha! I cunningly altered my Rough Guide as
soon as i found out about Bradley, so there.
Miles Moss
Via email
Teddy Duchamp
Firstly, it isn't called "Soccer". Secondly, Sensible Soccer was
a truly hopeless game, briefly fashionable amongst people too slow or stupid to cope with "Kick-Off."
Thirdly, its too hot out there. What's with this weather, eh? Cuh dear.
The Man in the
Iron Mask
Via email
Gah! Give over. Sensible World of Soccer promoted a more flowing, stylish game of football. Kick
Off was just kick and rush rubbish. Plus SWOS had a Grimsby team in it, so there! And it was called
Sensible Soccer because Sensible Football wouldn't have been as alliteratively appealing, would it?
[Letters Ed]
Donatello
On 20th June the Diary wrote of the
"zombified hell that is Docklands". I want him to justify his claims. What leads him to believe this area is
not a thriving community filled with cutting edge architecture? Has
he even been there?
Francis Guggally
Via email
Joule Iverson
who IS Quentin Wilson anyway?
Jo Tilley
Via
email
I… don't know? Is this a trick question? [Letters Ed]
Clark 'Mouth' Devereaux
There's an Elton John song called Grimsby? Why was I not told
about this?
Miss B
Via email
Did you ask? [Letters Ed]
Tommy
Andy Holts statistics essays are
ace.
Paul Wright
Via email
Pico
re:
Welsh Mariners. No wonder there aren't more of us with racist comments like: "Rather less strictly
speaking, it could also be described as telling Grimsby you'll sign for them, then welching on it to sign
for Darlington instead, but then failing to agree terms." Taken from the daily diary.
Just imagine how many of us taffs would be there otherwise! I know at least two living in Lincolnshire
that haven't been lynched yet.
Natty
Via email
I'm finding this week's postbag really hard work. Can we just go back to conversations about iced
tea? [Letters Ed]
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Robert Toulon
I know yesterday was the summer solstice but I reckon today, the day
before the fixtures are released, is the longest day of the year.
Roddy McDruid
Via email
Bobby Keller
I was fishing around in the results database and noticed that
there is no record of the match with Liverpool in the FA Cup jan 5th 1980 - we
got humped 5-0 by the Reds (according to LFC stats.) II thought it was 5-1! I was sitting in the Kemlyn
Road stand and when town scored I leapt up to chear and some tosser put some chewing gum on my
seat!
It was a great day out though. Memories… like the corners etc. etc.
Great resource - keep up the good work.
Rich White
Via email
Cheers Rich. I'll get our database person to look at the anomaly. [Letters Ed]
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