Mail on Sunday

[Mike Bull]

It's two pages or nothing so it's rescheduled for this coming Sunday. Sounds fair enough to me.

A two page spread reaching just under 2 million people- marvellous!

[wbjohn]

She'd get what exactly? A button for those shorts ?

I've no idea - you'd have to ask john, it's his expression.

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[Mike Bull]

The funny thing is with the likes of Cheryl, I genuinely think that there's just as many girls who are as naturally pretty, or prettier, to be seen walking up and down Northumberland St here in the toon on any day of the week- there but for the grace of a bit of luck and a massive team of stylists etc...

[Renegadenemo]

A two page spread reaching just under 2 million people- marvellous!

It'll be worth waiting for. Our shop is always busy at such times and the interest is phenomenal.

[Terminator]

The funny thing is with the likes of Cheryl, I genuinely think that there's just as many girls who are as naturally pretty, or prettier, to be seen walking up and down Northumberland St here in the toon on any day of the week- there but for the grace of a bit of luck and a massive team of stylists etc...

I know exactly were you are coming from on this Mike. I nearly crashed the car on my way though the middle of Newcastle one morning on route to the workshops when I was suddenly distracted Johns saying came to my mind that morning
Novie
"I've Gone"

[klingon]

Hope someone puts the item on the forum-the Mail on Sunday is as easy to get in Scotland as low fat deep fried Mars bars!

[Mike Bull]

The Mail is online as well, so with any luck we'll make it on there too.

[Pullman99]

Hope someone puts the item on the forum-the Mail on Sunday is as easy to get in Scotland as low fat deep fried Mars bars!

Yes, you have to be careful to specify (if they are available) that it's not "The Sunday Mail" which is published by The Daily Record if I remember correctly. We were always a "Sunday Post" family when I was growing up in Ayr.

[klingon]

Aye-"Oor Wullie and The Broons!"

[bluebirdsback]

Jings Crivvens and Help ma boab, we had the Sunday Post every week, and the Broons or Wullie annual every year for Christmas, Still have some of the annuals somewhere.