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Excellent News! Royal Mint Releases Cute Paddington Bear....
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50 p coin series - worth all of half a euro and going down !
The Royal Mint has announced a Paddington bear series of 50p coins with various motifs
the Bear visiting the Tower of London, and many others....Given all the bad news - this is an intentionally good news item
My question is: can anyone suggest various cute Paddington Bear scenarios
that will make the user go all fuzzy and warm inside ?
The Royal Mint has announced a Paddington bear series of 50p coins with various motifs
the Bear visiting the Tower of London, and many others....Given all the bad news - this is an intentionally good news item
My question is: can anyone suggest various cute Paddington Bear scenarios
that will make the user go all fuzzy and warm inside ?
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Further examples I thought - just for the record:
The Fox and the Grapes - but instead of sour grapes, the fox hollers - "no grapes! no grapes!" because it is Brexit see?
the Old Woman who had nowhere to live - thieves had broken in and taken her stuff and then someone went and walked off with the shoe which was her house
and finaly Paddington B tries to join Alice's tea party, but two people dressed like Billy Bunter who have got all the cakes, shout "you have to leave! you have to leave! - and we get all the food and shampers!" - Boris and Cameron see....
The Fox and the Grapes - but instead of sour grapes, the fox hollers - "no grapes! no grapes!" because it is Brexit see?
the Old Woman who had nowhere to live - thieves had broken in and taken her stuff and then someone went and walked off with the shoe which was her house
and finaly Paddington B tries to join Alice's tea party, but two people dressed like Billy Bunter who have got all the cakes, shout "you have to leave! you have to leave! - and we get all the food and shampers!" - Boris and Cameron see....
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