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Gone are the glory days of jam butties when marmalade was shredded gold and spam pretended to be ham and plum jam tested for a cold. The wireless was our window on the world. The Weekly News and Guardian gave local news, views and reviews. Street chatter made stories that much fatter. That world now reappears to me. But in it I take no part. No good, no bad, no clumsy me, no touch, no sound, no sacred heart-to-heart.
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 6:29 AM UTC
A Lost World
Gone are the glory days of jam butties when marmalade was shredded gold and spam pretended to be ham and plum jam tested for a cold. The wireless was our window on the world. The Weekly News and Guardian gave local news, views and reviews. Street chatter made stories that much fatter. That world now reappears to me. But in it I take no part. No good, no bad, no clumsy me, no touch, no sound, no sacred heart-to-heart.
with a cold 'plum jam' = 'plub jab'
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 6:29 AM UTC
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