Leicester Mercury
Saturday 22nd August 2009
" He is a frequent user of the railways and runs his own electric model train track at home.
So when the position of National Railway Museum director became vacant, there was no doubt in Sam Pointon's mind that he was the man =96 or rather the boy =96 for the job. "
Saturday 22nd August 2009
" He is a frequent user of the railways and runs his own electric model train track at home.
So when the position of National Railway Museum director became vacant, there was no doubt in Sam Pointon's mind that he was the man ? or rather the boy ? for the job. "
A six year old who reads the situations vacant in the national broadsheets, and writing job applications.......... I was only reading the Dandy and Beano then.
Dobbin
Every Tuesday and Thursday at 2d each.
Wow you were rich and clever - was only allowed one and not sure if could read aged 6
Cheers, Simon
You could always look at the pictures - Korky the Cat, Biffo the Bear, Desperate Dan, Lord Snooty, Roger the Dodger, Minnie the Minx, etc.
When I was 12, my dad bought a newsagent's business; I could read all the comics I wanted the day before they were delivered to customers.
Korky The Cat...
How come we were never puzzled at the idea of a 5 foot cat coming out of his own (council?) house, and walking upright. I don't think his neighbours were surprised either. The were none were I lived.
Dobbin
Suspension of disbelief, some use it to watch soaps, I use it to play trains in own happy world. :-)
cheers, Simon
Same with Biffo.
Are you a horse?
I thought Muffin the Mule was a perversion until I discovered Smirnoff.
The Beano is now =A32.99 ! ( but it does now have W & G )
Chris
Muffin the Mule
Wallace and Gromit? When did they start that?
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