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  • BBC 4 Ranulph Fiennes " No yorkshire men"
  • blastit
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    interesting interview He Won't take any Yorkshire men on any expedition . 😆
    Seems a very fair comment

    duntstick
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    Don't quite geddit having just watched a blind Yank do Everest…….

    speaking as a Yorkshireman of course!

    fubar
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    Well he is not getting an invite to my birthday party now.

    FOG
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    Strangely enough I refuse to take public school boys on my expeditions however many marathons they have run.

    br
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    think I'll have a "must be able to tie own shoelaces rule" on mine:lol:

    Ed2001
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    No yorkshire men, but Welsh men ok 😯

    toxicsoks
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    He, obviously, doesn't want to be upstaged.

    mybike
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    Lord Greenville – Member
    He, obviously, doesn't want to be upstaged.

    😆

    B.A.Nana
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    I wonder where Kenton Cool, the guy who dragged him up the Eiger north face, comes from? Kenton certainly went to Leeds Uni and lived in Sheffield for a few years, whilst learning his trade. Mind you, with a name like Kenton Cool, he's unlikely to have come from Barnsley.

    MrSmith
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    he probably didn't want anyone gobby with a chip on their shoulder.
    quite sensible if you think about it.

    Stoner
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    I suppose if you're forging a path into the unknown, exploring new places and undiscovered worlds, it would be a bit off-putting if there's some grumpy bugger next to you always pining for "God's own country" and crap tea.

    simonfbarnes
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    I had no idea cool was available as a surname – I think I'll have to adopt it :o)

    simon isambard solzenitzen cool

    if there's some grumpy bugger next to you always pining for "God's own country" and crap tea.

    hilarious :o)

    miketually
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    Kenton Cool's wife is called Jazz! Jazz Cool!

    I wonder what they'll call their kids.

    coffeeking
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    I'm torn over Ranulph, one part of me likes him and his attitude, the other thinks he's a bit odd. I'd love to be on one of his teams, but at the same time it just seems to me that from his own admission he was a complete failure at most things but has managed to talk himself into money to pay for many failed expeditions. But good on him for raising cash for charities.

    kimbers
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    when i was at camp america the other americans there knew nothing about the uk other than london is the capital city
    but they all agreed that the worst uk counsellors were from yorkshire i was surprised as it was literally the only county they could name

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