Narnia

Marion Mould

Matthew.........you answer a question to get the right to ask one.

Ah shure why not?

I know the latter is on ITV.

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It feels like I've started another lot of > "troubles". > > Keef wrote:- almost spat water over the screen > when I read Oliver Cromwell! > > Oh Yeah, very likely, the chances of you spitting > any fluid not containing alcohol up the screen is > very remote. > > > I do not know where Mattham's post came from, it > seemed to appear sometime after I had put up the > answer, as I had read that page a couple of times > and completely missed it. > > > Declan it does not really matter if I deserve the > guinnness meself, as I have not had a drop pass me > lips for 20 years or more. I'm TT. > > I shall not put up anymore of these intellectual > challenges, if all you're gonna do is snarl at > each other like a bunch of heathens. Bloody Hell SteveT......blaming everyone but yerself. I like these intellectual challenges as you so call them. It led to an interesting debate of a sort. I've learned something from it and with your post even more...........that heathens snarl! Have another go..............ah go on..........would you like tea SteveT?

Whichever is better PGC.

Well if that's the case I've been well and truly stung by DM. I was on the verge of reporting her to whoever. Still I won't 'talk' to her for a decent amount of time while I rearrange my ego!

lozzyloz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a passing interest in F1 Passing interest me Ar*e.

Sean Og........is my impression of you sitting on a fence regularly down to my lack of understanding of what a fence is?

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Mattham actually said Jack Charlton in > about the 4th post of this thread... > > tee hee, DM at her very best, good on ya gel > > Absolutely, have only just read this thread, and > almost spat water over the screen when I read > Oliver Cromwell! Keef.....absolutely to what?

I thought it was Jabby Crombac............

Can we agree then that SteveT does not deserve his pint of Guinness?

Your turn I believe!

Jimbob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > who was bobby moore,s last international against > and the score? Excuse me .............manners please

In reference to Noah's Ark - I take it literally. God, was unhappy, and therefore unleashed his wrath upon the world. Sorry but don't know how to do the quote bit. However the above annoys me. God was unhappy........with what? If he created us and is all knowing he would have known all about our flaws as humans and that we were likely to mess up.Why would he want to punish that which he created? If he created us just to behave in a manner that pleased him then I'm sorry God but you are on a power trip of some sort. If God is God then you can't imagine what it's like, certainly not with your mind. I once heard that the word sin originated from ancient Latin possibly or even Greek but actually meant 'to miss the mark' as opposed to the current idea that we have done something wrong if we have sinned. I think that God is to be experienced. He doesn't unlease wrath or sit anywhere unhappy........that's a human emotion. He just is. It could as easily be she or it. It doesn't matter. Finally and not to end on a negative note my experience of that which is called God is an experience of tranquility far beyond what my usual experiece of life is. It's happened once or twice and is something else. Fact is no words can describe it.

On a similar vein.........name the four teams in the English Leagues (Prem to League 2) whose names begin and end with the same letter.

Chelsea, Cardiff, Coventry, Charlton & Clapham Rovers!

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dick Fosbury and his eponymous flop. Correct David. Your shout!

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why cheapskate? > > Jack Charlton was the most popular and cherished > Brit in Ireland, certainly of the last century > Declan. > > According to my sources when he went into a pub > the patrons, all unbidden, stood silently to > attention, as if he was well > > royalty. I forgot to mention it SteveT but he did get sacked.

An easy one I think.................whose name is associated with the most used technique by athletes in the high jump?

You need to go back to the question you asked in the first place to realise your question has an incorrect answer. I'm not sure there is a correct one. Northern Ireland had no affinity with Jack Charlton. And TLS may be slightly embarrassed if I mention that Peter Osgood is unlikely to still have the bruises!

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I presume you mean Notts County? > > No, the shirt manufacturers made a mistake. By > rights Juventus should be playing in red From what I've read they used to play in pink and black stripes. They ordered a new strip fron Nottingham in 1903 as they weren't produced in Italy at that time, and received Notts County's black and white stripes, which they kept.

Dulwich_ Park_ Fairy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well done, will raise the bar next time. Like a > lot of Italian teams, they were started by an > English ex-pat. He ordered there first set of > shirts in England and asked for them to be a copy > of Nottingham Forest's....... I presume you mean Notts County?

SteveT Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jack Charlton is the man. I shall have the > guinness meself. You cheapskate. JC had as little chance of uniting Ireland as, well........JC.

Notts County...........I'm don't know why