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On 02/07/10 05:57, Col wrote:
It's not misleading. Everybody knows 'NW' means NW England. Nobody is going to think I meant the Outer Hebridies! Many years ago, I was in digs in Stanmore and my landlord and landlady said the radio weather forecasts were always wrong. I asked what forecasts they were listening to. They replied that they always listened for the NW region, which makes some kind of sense in a London-centric way. -- Graham Davis, Bracknell, Berks. E-mail: newsman-AT-scarlet-HYPHEN-jade-DOT-com Alcohol facts: Healthiest weekly amount is 21-30 units. Consume 63 and you'll live only as long as a teetotaller. |
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