Jeeze, Britain losing it's grip on reality!

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LONDON (AFP) - Britons are losing their grip on reality, according to a poll out Monday which showed that nearly a quarter think Winston Churchill was a myth while the majority reckon Sherlock Holmes was real.


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If problems weren't worse as it is, we now have no clue of reality and fiction, lovely. :roll:
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Hahahaha. That is simplly amazing ;)
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Who wants to bet that the 3,000 people they interviewed were idiots? ;)
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Ah but there's one thing the Brits get right... special keys on keyboards! (Via and Jess know what I mean ;))
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Sureal wrote:Who wants to bet that the 3,000 people they interviewed were idiots? ;)

Agreeing with that. I'm glad to say I don't know anyone, not even complete idiots, who believes that Winston Churchill is a myth.
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Hahahaha. Nice Heather, thanks haha. I'm so stealing your keyboard ;)
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