The man in black just walked past us in Oxford, and I’m pretty sure it was the Archbishop of Canterbury. He looked at me. I hope religion isn’t contagious.
Edit: wow, I phrased this badly…edited for clarity!
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Hmmmm. I can see three men in black in that picture, but I’m guessing it’s the one in the distance? The other two would be Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith I suppose…
Yep, the guy way in the distance. I’m sure the other two are terribly nice people, but I didn’t recognise them