Narnia

What rugby?

Can this thread be deleted please?

char1ie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would holiday in the UK but I don't like the > English. Or the weather. > > Madeira I heard today has no beaches and is > populated by old biddies. So it's the Canarias > para mi. > > Gracias. > > > Carlos. So why do you live here Carlos? You don't have to like the English to live here but if that's how you feel why advertise it?

I've never heard of him but I'm not really into poetry. If I was honest I think it's a waste of time and your extract doesn't change my opinion. I had a friend in my teenage years who has become quite well known as an artist but his work left me wondering what it was about it that people found interesting. Must be something wrong with me I suppose.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The missus, who is wexford born and bred, is now > proudly sporting her Puma's top. If Ireland can't > have it, I know who she'd like to win it. That's because of Felipe isn't it?

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Never mind - I'll buy you a red lemonade if we > should ever meet. Can I have a bag of Tayto's too?

downsouth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't mention it. :)) > > Asset Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > that's handy to know downsouth, thanks. Have you read the thread about the flies in Seacow?

Keef, this gift doesn't equate with your fantasy team's results does it? I'm sure there is a reason but don't know what it is. Prey tell.

We lost..................translates very badly but that's life!

Ha..........you think you can fool me with that Spanish stuff. Sorry but I'm married to one so I know what your on about! Well at least the easy stuff.

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think if someone produced a severed arm to pay > for a grocery shop at Sainsbury's then it might > raise an eyebrow. I hardly see that going > unnoticed and they'd have a hell of a job to > explain it. Offhand (bad pun) I can't think of a > viable excuse for being in possession of a severed > arm. In some places I don't think they would notice frankly. The arm(severed) could be stuffed up your sleeve. However all in all I think it's a bad idea(for reasons mentioned) and needs more thought put into it. Be back later!

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Declan - are you related to Sean and Asset? Of course I'm related to Sean....he's Irish isn't he? bound to be. I'm off to watch the match!

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You know Declan, the sort where perverted men > dress in green and white and ask for a thrashing > from those of the south american persuasion. What's perverted about that?

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm wearing Pink knickers too. I didn't think EDF > forum was one of THOSE sorts of forums. Which forums would they be???????????

Sorry............just needed to say it....rugby match.........hopeless cause

Perhaps a new thread on the subject of 'Pink' is in order!

You could use the scanner to check your balance beforehand I suppose.

That was the 70's. Some places won't take cheques anymore. I suggest bank account holders be implanted with a microchip which can be updated online or remotely, and shops, pubs etc have scanners you just have to wave your hand over to pay for your goods. Not sure about the technology but it would rule out the need for cash points!

I trust you will get at least three Hail Mary's DM. That should sort you out!

Got it...........thanks to you both.

This should help you make a decision...................... http://www.independent.ie/travel/travel-advice/the-rudest-travel-book-ever-written-1091634.html There's a summary at the end of it!

It's you again.....................aaaaaaaaaggggggggggggghhhhhhhh. Thanks.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Personally, I have no feelings either way - it's > just a cheap gag on here that keeps me amused. I > think his acting is ok from the bits I've seen. > Lighten up Declan (whoa - Irish name - is it a nom > de plume for a certain JN?) PGC, I only asked why he was reviled and you have answered my question- 'it's just a cheap gag'. I think a suitable Irish expression to describe this thread is 'feck the begrudgers'.

Would someone kindly tell me how this is done?

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Declan - search thread on famous people in ED (not > the new sainsbury's one). Don't tell Sean - he'll > have an apoplectic fit. Have done, at least as much as I could stomach. It all seems very petty. I don't know the guy myself so I can't make a judgement about him. Do you know him personally or is it just his television persona you don't like?