spadetownboy

at least its down hill then.

very long way to go,hate to say it but spurs were comprehensively outclassed, and did well to keep it at 0-1.

does it start from the plough end or the clockhouse end.

the bin man is out doing his rounds ,on coming to the last house he notices they havnt put the bin out,so as hes in a particularly good mood he decides to knock and ask for the bin so he can empty it. the door is opened by a japanese bloke. "wheres your bin",askes the binman. " i,ve bin on the loo",replys the japanese boyo. "no,no,wheres your dustbin" "i,ve dustbin on the loo". "ok",sighs the binman " wheres your wheelie bin". the jap smiles and replies "ok,ok you got me i,ve wheelie bin having a wank".

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you remember a few years ago when for a reason > that now escapes me, there was a gap of a couple > of months before the last game. England had won > the title, but had to go to Ireland to try and get > the Grand Slam. Ireland won it, and the losing > side were then presented with the championship > trophy. All very weird. apart from armagh winning the all-ireland in 2002,that was probably the best day of my life, watching the faces on the engerland boys collecting the trophy,priceless.

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SO have the hamlets ever had any young starlets go > on to make their fame and fortune from the game? I > think I heard that Peter Crouch was loaned to > Fished for a short while, but does anyone know any > others. There was some chap sold to Charlton > t'other day was there not? > > I live next door to the Hamlets and really should > go one day! carl asaba

citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If France win I'll be happy. They are playing > cavalier rugby backed by a coach who didn't play a > recognised goal kicker against England because > "..rugby isnt about winning penalties, it's about > scoring tries.." How is that for a refreshing > attitude. Can you imagine England having such > spirit? The Eng/France game was such an > enthralling game because the French kept running > the ball often from their own 22. Vive le France! > > BTW I'm English and want England to win. yep great policy,obviously worked for them.

14 quid for a cd, is this another ed scam?

pr stunt or not, the best thing about the whole affair was in yesterdays guardian. he telling his story about life in the desert, piss in a bush,shit in a hole etc.then the enemy gets a mention "terry taliban........."

apparantly gazza was asked if he wanted to manage newcastle prior to keegan getting the job. he replied "i might be mad,but im not that fucking mad."

you dont call me daniel o donnell.

could well have been 2306 for all i know.infact thinking about it, it probably was 2306 arrive nice and refreshed first thing in the morning, thats obviously the reason why they kicked ass.

check your home insurance you might have some sort of home care plan incorporated in it, certainly i have with the post office,?12 pa and it covers practically everything i would need to call someone out in a hurry for, up to ?250.

my mummy always gets a card from her little soldier.

C,MON DUSTIN,ye feckin jackeen

and there was me thinking the missus is snoring a bit tonight.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Honfleur is a good starting point. Its just the > other side of the Pont Normandie, has plenty of > hotels and is a beautiful little fishing port with > lots of restaurants and bars around the harbour. A > tip would be to have a drink by the harbour and > then wander in a few streets to eat - thus saving > yourselves some money. The Saturday market is > great for buying fresh food and a rotisserie > chicken for a picnic. > > It is well placed for either using the coast road > or Autoroute to Bayeux and the Normandy Beaches or > to Rouen (going the other way) or touring inland > to take in the countryside. > > Caen is a bit bleak as it was flattened by the > Allies after D-Day, but it has the ruins of Willam > the Conquerors birthplace and a magnificent D-Day > Museum if you are into that sort of thing. > > Eat gallette, crepe, Tarte au Pomme and drink > cider and calvados. > > http://farm1.static.flickr.com/169/386833839_2b185 > 61a13.jpg?v=0 > > Honfleur mmmmm,rotisserie chicken with all the spuds cooking in the fat, why oh why do you never see that over here. anyway my tip is st.valery sur somme approx hour and a half drive from calais, beautiful little medieval town with a wonderful port situated on the somme estuary and forming part of the baie de la somme. fantastic little place loads of restaurants,great scenery and buildings. this is where william the conquerors forces sailed from in 1066, so it goes back a few years. lots to do in the surrounding area.

if its gas you,re after go for southern electric im with them and def the cheapest i,ve ever had.

i,ve been mugged twice once on champion hill circa 1994 and once on grove vale outside the train station about 96/97, i also stopped a young kid being mugged on east dulwich rd in 98 when i was coming back from a hurling match, but as i had had a few pints of plain and was carrying my stick it was no contest really. no probs since.

Trev Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is chippy on the Albert Bridge Road in > Belfast called 'For Cod and Ulster'. Was tempted > to stop and get photographic evidence, but the > group hanging around outside might not have > appreciated being inadvertently captured on film. theres another one around the same area called "the codfather", and i once came across a chippy situated across the road from a church called "plaice be to cod", its since been turned into a kebab house,the chippy that is.

why dont you go and have a look and let us know.

no country and la vie are both cracking shows,but imho there will be blood is a bit on the slow side and day-lewis has basically stepped back into gangs of new york mode to win his oscar,all big moustache and squinty eyes,but thats the oscars for you.

its monday, im still hungover from y,day. the kids are at school,im not at work, the sun is shining and im having bacon,eggs,fried mushrooms,potato bread,soda bread,beans and loads of tea.

we stoned the brits.

lilolil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anyone know what happened today around Forest > Hill Rd / Peckham Rye area?? Helicopter and plain > clothes police flying about in cars????Just being > nosey!!!! so thats why theres never enough cops around, the met have spent all their money on flying cars.