Al Murray
Saturday Live
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The Shadow of the Second World War Wasn't There in the Seventies
She sent me there because she wanted to get me away from my home circumstances, which were so strange. The school she chose, and this wasn't, i went to a quaker school. She chose it because she thought it would be a pretty mild version of boarding school. But boarding schools in seventies were all alike in that we hadn't really worked out how we treated children. I was sent off play rugby for the local for winscombe thirds. Remember playing yatten thirds, punchy folkao, playing on a field that had recently beene vacated by cows. And at half time, these guys, local builders, plasterers, people going out for a bit of
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