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  • Sly
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    It was the summer of 2000 before I got my printing apprenticeship. I got paid, but it was a meagre wage. The paper I got was The Mirror. Other members of the family used to buy other papers and it seemed a bit silly us all getting the same one.

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by Sly View Post
    I had a summer job working as the gopherboy getting sandwiches and what not. One of the guys used to order this. Use to feel a bit of a fool buying all the high brow papers for the office workers, then the red tops for the shop floor workers, then the Sport for the creepy guy.
    which of those papers did u buy for yourself sly.

    when did you do this summer job sly.
    hope you got paid.

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  • Sly
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    I had a summer job working as the gopherboy getting sandwiches and what not. One of the guys used to order this. Use to feel a bit of a fool buying all the high brow papers for the office workers, then the red tops for the shop floor workers, then the Sport for the creepy guy.

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  • HG
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    I didn't actually get the paper Darren

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by Herr Grunwald View Post
    Lol Darren, they did the photoshoot in the street
    even more public.

    the whole street must have watched it.
    pity u still do not have the paper with the photoshoot in it.

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  • marilynd04
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    My son had the book - it was really daft - but interesting.

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  • HG
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    Originally posted by darren View Post
    im sure herr you went right up to his window to get a birdseye view of the topless model sorry i mean to see a world champion in action.
    Lol Darren, they did the photoshoot in the street

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  • vanhelsing
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    Reminds me of a hilarious situation at work.
    I asked the boss if he wanted me to go and get him a copy of the daily sport and he told me he didn't have time to crack one off (Don't ask!). So this had me laughing so much I had to sit on a pallet we were working on. One of the girls later asked me what was funny so i told her it was a man's thing.

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  • darren
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    Originally posted by Herr Grunwald View Post
    My friend's dad once was in the Sunday sport as they did an article on him when he was a world champion at blowing up hot water bottles. Of course they got a topless model to pose with him and as they did the photoshoot across the road from my house i got to watch it
    im shocked it went for long.

    im sure herr you went right up to his window to get a birdseye view of the topless model sorry i mean to see a world champion in action.
    hard to believe it had been going since 1991.
    it was so funny with its stories.

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  • HG
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    My friend's dad once was in the Sunday sport as they did an article on him when he was a world champion at blowing up hot water bottles. Of course they got a topless model to pose with him and as they did the photoshoot across the road from my house i got to watch it

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  • Richard1978
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    Daily / Sunday Sport RIP

    I was slightly surprised this was still running.

    The silly headlines were much talked about 20-15 years ago, but after the mid 1990s I the D/SS seemed to slip out the public eye.

    My uncle used to have a book of the sillier headlines.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12958143
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