Originally Posted by liverbird:
I remember getting jubilee coins at school in the 1977 jubilee 
I've still got mine!!!
in little plastic Midland Bank pockets..
Yes ducky, I was a slapper even at the tender age of 6.
We got coins too, plus mugs and triangular money boxes.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
I heard that too Soozy, but all it did was make me want one of these.
I bought some fanta and vimto ones of those the other day they've all gone now though 
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Not having heard Philip himself I'm just guessing, but I think what he might have been trying to get at is that the letter I should not be the sylable that is stressed. Analyzing how I say it, I become aware that I stress the 'lee' sylable most.
Yes, otherwise it's more Jew Billy, instead of Joobi Lee.
That how I say it. Just like Her Maj...
I've got jubbly's in my freezer 
Now see - I'm a Southerner so Jooblee sounds nothing like Jubbly - I say it like Del Boy - lovely jubbly.
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Now see - I'm a Southerner so Jooblee sounds nothing like Jubbly - I say it like Del Boy - lovely jubbly.
Thats how we say it too
It's the Monarchy - you make it up as you go along.
One minute you're a Windsor - the next you're a Wessex then a Wales.
I stake my life there'll never be a Bognor-on Regis.
No offence to the Duke of Rothesay 
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Now see - I'm a Southerner so Jooblee sounds nothing like Jubbly - I say it like Del Boy - lovely jubbly.
Thats how we say it too
Everybody who is anybody knows it is pronounced Dewbelee
Originally Posted by velvet donkey:
It's the Monarchy - you make it up as you go along.
One minute you're a Windsor - the next you're a Wessex then a Wales.
I stake my life there'll never be a Bognor-on Regis.
