Keep Calm & Carry On
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostYou are Ben Fogle AICMFP.
How very dare you. My IQ is slightly higher than 7
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Originally posted by BlackenedBiker View PostWe have it framed on our kitchen wall.
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostI think it's really really cool! I love the slogan!
(and so, for once, I'm not being sarky)
Very cool in a retro kinda way
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt was never used in WWII: it was intended for use in the event of a German invasion, which (for the benefit of those who have been educated recently) didn't actually happen.
Then a bookseller found a copy of it a few years back and started flogging prints, and it sort of grew from there.
Linky.
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Originally posted by zeitghostWot's a "dad"?
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Then a bookseller found a copy of it a few years back and started flogging prints, and it sort of grew from there.
Linky.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWTF is all this about? I know it was first used in WWII but why now?
Err, becuase the UK is but a few months from a debt downgrade, quickly followed by a boycott of gilts, followed by default and bankruptcy.
But, don't worry, keep calm and carry on (voting Labour).
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