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Euronymous

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My parents kept a copy of the Daily Mirror from July 21st 1969 (may still have it) and I remember reading it from cover to cover a few times during my early teens. I used to wonder if something equally momentus would happen in the future so that I could do the same. What was on tv at the time and the sports page were as fascinating to me as the actual moon landings.

I suppose the internet may make this redundant but I bought and will keep a copy of the Guardian from last Thursday.

I also have a copy of the Racing Post from this past March 14th.
 
Euron, I'm old and maybe a bit thick but, can you enlighten me on the significance of last Thursday's Guardian and remind me about 14/3/08 (I assume that has something to do with Chelters?!)
 
Obama - Kauto Star vs Denman. I probably should have bought last Wednesday`s but I figured Thurs would have more complete coverage.
 
I was in America during 9/11 and have copies of the NY Times, NY Daily News and NY Post.

I wonder how much they'd fetch on EBAY.. :cool:
 
Have every football program for every Bristol City home game for the past 11 seasons.

Have a signed beatles LP which was my mum and dads, with all signatures.

Have a signed photo of myself and Frankie Howard at a drama production of Hamlet from when I was about 7.

Have a copy of the Times from my date of birth.

Have Tobougg's winning dewhurst plates.

Plus a signed pair of Craig Williams breeches he wore winning on him and dated.

Got racecards from most Bath meetings for the past 3 years.

Got a signed pic of me with Aryton Senna from GB Grand Prix when I was very young.
 
I was in America during 9/11 and have copies of the NY Times, NY Daily News and NY Post.

I wonder how much they'd fetch on EBAY.. :cool:

Probably less than 1 cent per each person that died. Surely it's in rather bad taste to be looking forward to profiting from that.
 
Probably less than 1 cent per each person that died. Surely it's in rather bad taste to be looking forward to profiting from that.

TBH I was hoping the choice of smiley would indicate that I was merely wondering out of curiosity, rather than a desire to make a profit. Obviously not.
 

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