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Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

Bill

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 02:34:28 +0000, Bill Wright
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Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

What was the colour like, washed out at all?

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Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

Bill

Have you been pulling those Xmas crackers a little early?

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Oh dear, that one is so old as to being from my childhood.
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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

Bill

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On 16/11/10 02:34, Bill Wright wrote:
Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was for.
She said she had no Ariel.


I assume she likes watching soaps.

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In article ,
Bill Wright wrote:
Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

A very old joke. But it Tides us over 'till a new one comes along.

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In article , Briang1
@blueyonder.co.uk says...

Oh dear, that one is so old as to being from my childhood.
Brian

I didn't think Ariel had been around that long ... ;)

And no, I'm not being sarcastic ...

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 12:45:32 +0000 (GMT), "Dave Plowman (News)"
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In article ,
Bill Wright wrote:
Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for. She said she had no Ariel.

A very old joke. But it Tides us over 'till a new one comes along.

That's a Bold statement!
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Brian Gaff wrote:
Oh dear, that one is so old as to being from my childhood.
Brian

How can that be? They didn't have tellys in them days.

Bill

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funkyoldcortina wrote:
On 16/11/10 02:34, Bill Wright wrote:
Customer had a Persil box on top of her telly. I asked her what it was
for.
She said she had no Ariel.


I assume she likes watching soaps.

No, kitchen sink drama.

Bill