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BWFC Calendar
Just thought I'd "share".
I turned over the page, from June to July. It's quite early for me to do that. I have missed whole months before now.
It's moved from Ricky G to Nick 'unt. Not a particularly attractive sight, it must be said.
I skimmed through & we've got Jussi & Diouff soon ... then, in December some guy who, by then, will be playing for Birmingham.That'll be odd. Will his shirt change blue by magic, or will I have to colour it in ?
ps ... isn't "Calendar" a bugger to spell ?!?!?!
I turned over the page, from June to July. It's quite early for me to do that. I have missed whole months before now.
It's moved from Ricky G to Nick 'unt. Not a particularly attractive sight, it must be said.
I skimmed through & we've got Jussi & Diouff soon ... then, in December some guy who, by then, will be playing for Birmingham.That'll be odd. Will his shirt change blue by magic, or will I have to colour it in ?
ps ... isn't "Calendar" a bugger to spell ?!?!?!
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Re: BWFC Calendar
Particularly as you can spell it calender and get away with it! (A hint to my paper industry history!)bobo the clown wrote: ps ... isn't "Calendar" a bugger to spell ?!?!?!
calender
noun (plural calenders)
rollers for treating paper, cloth, etc: a machine with rollers used to form thin sheets from paper, plastic, or other material, or to impart a desired surface finish
transitive verb (3rd person present singular calenders, present participle calendering, past calendered, past participle calendered)
pass through calender: to give the required thickness or surface finish to a material by pulling it through a calender
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