By Charles C. Zoller
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THE Friday Boys are a disparate group of men spread across Tyneside who meet once a week - 'always on a Friday' - to talk about the arts, raise a glass to recently departed heroes and villains and, at the evening's end, down a whisky or two. The FBs have only one golden rule - talk of the working week is strictly off-limit.
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Still looks a prat!
ReplyDeleteBelieve it or not, he was my first crush. Then, when I was seven, it was all about Buster. But Chaplin maintained his place in my monochrome heart :)
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