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Thought for today 27.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “The Tesco’s and Sainbury’s Christmas ads really got to me. You win, guys. I will buy food.” Phil Wang, comedian ●Read more about it: Thought for today The Thames Today

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Thought for today 26.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.” Groucho Marx ●Read more about it: Thought for today The Thames ...

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Thought for today 25.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “So I phoned up the spiritual leader of tibet, he sent me a large goat with a long neck, turns out I phoned dial a lama.” Milton Jones, comedian ●Read more about it: Thought ...

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Thought for today 23.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “He has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by his friends.” Oscar Wilde, Irish poet and playwright, 1854-1900 ●Read more about it: Thought for today The Thames Today

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Thought for today 22.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “He’s doing a terrific job.  The people of Poland think the world of him.” Donald Trump, (former?) President of the USA, referring to Andrzej Duda, President of Poland and supporter of the extreme right, ...

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Thought for today 20.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! I’m what you’d call ethnically Catholic. Don’t believe in God, still hate Rangers… Dara O’Briain, comedian ●Read more about it: Thought for today The Thames Today

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Thought for today 19.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! “A lot of people like cats. Take the Pope, for example: I read recently that he was a cat-oholic!” Milton Jones, comedian ●Read more about it: Thought for today The Thames Today

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Thought for today 18.09.20

IT’S  AUTUMN. Let’s cheer ourselves up! Christmases were terrible, not like nowadays when kids get everything. My sister got a miniature set of perfumes called ‘Ample’. It was tiny, but even I could see where my dad had scraped off ...

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