Tuesday 22 May, 2012
IN THIS 21 FEBRUARY 1989 photo, the then-British Conservative employment secretary Norman Fowler is seen adjusting the head on a remarkably life-like wax Margaret Thatcher statue during a visit to the Friargate Museum in York.
Twenty-three years later, we thought we’d share it with you:
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I always suspected she was a robot. The ” Iron Lady “, says it all really.
Norman Fowler – British Unemployment secretary – wishing he could add just one more to the stats…
The head off her.
Comment of the week if there’s any justice!
#ticktock
And a year later they cut the head off the real one, metaphorically speaking.
She’s just on her way to Australia Good riddance!
Plans have already begun for Margaret Thatchers state funeral. It will be the first time a 21 gun salute will be fired into the coffin!!!
Wish I had a statue of her in my house. DAT ASS!
I think Gerry Adams might like a blow up version of that doll.
Nice pearl necklace… giggity…
Share it with us? I wish you didn’t!
“Two weeks……TwOooo weeks, two WeEks…..”
Name that film !!!!
I knew she could turn her head all the way round.
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