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Who was it that said a broken clock is always right twice?
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Apparently, the correct quote is 'even a stopped clock is right twice a day'. It is attributed to several people but favourite is the Austrian writer Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach.Davycc wrote:Who was it that said a broken clock is always right twice?
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johnh wrote:Apparently, the correct quote is 'even a stopped clock is right twice a day'.Davycc wrote:Who was it that said a broken clock is always right twice?
As said by Marlow (played by Paul McGann) in Withnail and I. A truly wonderful film.
It is attributed to several people but favourite is the Austrian writer Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach.
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Bizarrely my forum clock is an hour fast again. As is my car clock. Clearly a different time zone here in the South-West.Barlow Boy wrote:The forum clock is correct again
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Sniffer wrote:Bizarrely my forum clock is an hour fast again. As is my car clock. Clearly a different time zone here in the South-West.Barlow Boy wrote:The forum clock is correct again
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It’s my 54th anniversary as a Leeds fan today. November 4th 1967 blooming heck I’ve had more than my fair share of ups & downs all part of the rich tapestry of becoming a Leeds fan
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Wow, that got me thinking... I'm 40 years this year. Don't know the exact date, but it was early in the 81/82 relegation season. Great startNottinghamWhite wrote:It’s my 54th anniversary as a Leeds fan today. November 4th 1967 blooming heck I’ve had more than my fair share of ups & downs all part of the rich tapestry of becoming a Leeds fan
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Congratulations NW. I can't pin down an exact date when I got the bug other than know that I got it in about 1968.................NottinghamWhite wrote:It’s my 54th anniversary as a Leeds fan today. November 4th 1967 blooming heck I’ve had more than my fair share of ups & downs all part of the rich tapestry of becoming a Leeds fan
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NottinghamWhite wrote:It’s my 54th anniversary as a Leeds fan today. November 4th 1967 blooming heck I’ve had more than my fair share of ups & downs all part of the rich tapestry of becoming a Leeds fan
Congratulations!
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NottinghamWhite wrote:It’s my 54th anniversary as a Leeds fan today. November 4th 1967 blooming heck I’ve had more than my fair share of ups & downs all part of the rich tapestry of becoming a Leeds fan
When you retire, you switch bosses - from the one that hired you, to the one that married you.