Thanks to Nearly

[bluehillside Retd]

I've largely stepped away from this mb now, posting only when something particularly takes my interest. I do though want to thank Nearly specifically for posting links to various articles that take his interest. They take mine too, and I'm grateful for his/your commitment to doing it. 

[Nearly Sane]

Thank you, kind sir

[Brownie]

They are very interesting, NS, and I thank you too.  I enjoy reading them, some more than once, even if I don't think of a response.  So ta very much.

[Nearly Sane]

They are very interesting, NS, and I thank you too.  I enjoy reading them, some more than once, even if I don't think of a response.  So ta very much.

Many of then are just things I find interesting and are going to be hard to generate discussion from.

[Aruntraveller]

I enjoy these - well some of them. Some go over my head. So I ignore them and stick to the ones I understand. It's a bit like Juke Box Jury (grief I'm old) some hits, some misses, but always worth tuning in.

[Owlswing]

I enjoy these - well some of them. Some go over my head. So I ignore them and stick to the ones I understand. It's a bit like Juke Box Jury (grief I'm old) some hits, some misses, but always worth tuning in.

"O'il give it foive!" what was her name?

[Aruntraveller]

"O'il give it foive!" what was her name?

Janice Nicholls according to goggle.

[Harrowby Hall]

"O'il give it foive!" what was her name?

But that wasn't Juke Box Jury.

On Juke Box Jury records were either "Hit" or "Miss".

[Brownie]

Trent said, ' some hits, some misses' as well as quoting Janice Nicholls.
Isn't it funny, though, that a teenage girl's midlands accent was so notable then?  We wouldn't even comment on it now.

[Owlswing]

Janice Nicholls according to goggle.

Thanks

[SusanDoris]

I agree with OP. I tend not to go to links, but it is nice to know they are there to go to if I choose.