Hi Tony,Bounced again!Weird. The refusing ISP BTInternet.com. Somehow you may
have got put on blacklist they use.It's happened to me. It should clear in a
few days.Everybody else is getting it fine I think.ChrisSent from my Galaxy
-------- Original message --------From: Tony Deadman <tone747@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 23/03/2021 19:58 (GMT+00:00) To: heraldnegindex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject:
[heraldnegindex] Re: Link to Pillock premier programme
Have sent sans Pillock. Fingers crossed. I have no idea why it won’t work,
Chris. The file itself was only 5.6mgb and Pillock is definitely not offensive
outside of Watford.
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Tony,
For some reason Carl and Patsy’s ISPs bounced that message too!
Can you try again with the pCloud link.
Perhaps it’s the word “Pillock” it objects to as spam!
Chris
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Sent: 23 March 2021 18:29
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Subject: [heraldnegindex] Link to Pillock premier programme
Hopefully this works fo those who wish to see it:
https://1drv.ms/b/s!AkaWpRlVO2MBgc8T9YijS6dU6JMKfQ
The whole thing was kicked off when some young drinkers at the Dear Hut,*
including young Richard King, were discussing, adventure traveling by
double-decker bus (possibly, although the young men might not have admitted to
Cliff Richard
as inspiration, being Folkies, the film Summer Holiday was in the mix).
Anyway, a challenge arose from the landlord: he bet them a pint they couldn’t
travel round Europe, in a Red London Double Dekker Bus, which they accepted
with beery fortitude. An old
bus was precured and fitted out for the journey, including the addition of a
of beer and sponsorship for a brewery (what else!) was obtained. The bus was
christened The Hairy Pillock. They toured Europe, drunk the beer and played a
bit of Folk music on the
way - eventually naming themselves as The Philanderers.
Returning to the Dears Hut they claimed their pint and were soon being
challenged to circumnavigate the globe – Europe was obviously a doddle. So
preparations got underway to fit out a London bus again, this time nicknamed
The Global Pillock.
It took a lot more organising and a lot more time but they eventually worked
their way to Australia, and appearing on local radio to advertise the band and
do some money-raising gigs. It was in the Antipodes that they realised, despite
the Aussie reputation
for potty mouths, that realised the true meaning the band’s name, The
Philanderers, offended the Victorian senses of the Australian public.
Once home again, Richard King, now working for Channel 4, and having links with
Le Court, decided to put together the film shot of the trips and, hopefully get
it aired on TV. The project lacked backing but he did piecing the film together,
and with the involvement of Tad Polkowski’s (Le Court Resident and Engineer of
the Cheshire Voice, Cheshire Homes Talking Magazine), dubbed sound on. I was
involved, as said in making eastern-sounding Bazar noises and banging sluice
bottles and bedpans to
make drum sounds. The film premiered in July 1982 at Haslemere Cinema, the
money raised gong to Le Court. I have kept my programme ever since. Richard
lost his programme so I sent him a digitised version of mine (copy attached).
Tony
BBC Radio announcer, Andrew Timothy was also a regular at the Dears Hut. I
attended his Wake there. (He left enough money behind the bar for everyone to
get absolutely soused!). His son Christopher (All Creature Great and Small)
as also nearby and was a patron of Hyson Hill Cheshire Home.
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