spadetownboy

or perhaps just ring them at the time, perceived threat is cause enough for the plod to get involved.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have an oddly shaped birthmark passed down in my > family from father to son. It proves that I am a > direct male-line descendant of the last High King > of Ireland and am therefore the rightful heir to > the entire isle. and you,re welcome to it. back on topic i was the voice of an nhs recruiting campaign in the mid-late 90s.

and how can he be a runner up when he,s only got one foot, it would be more apt to describe him as a hopper up.

i am the only one of my entire extended family,at the last count 64 people,who is left handed.

im with you on this one mockney the wind that shakes the barley did nothing for me just about watchable and entirely predictable the whole way through, maybe as sean has already mentioned the defences were up before the show started but how it won the palme d,or i,ll never know, its not even a patch on michael collins, which deals with the same subject matter in a far superior way. anyway enough of that,recent recommendations from the spade are flyboys-set in the skys above france in ww1 quite predictible but none the less very enjoyable with great biplane action sequences and days of glory, about a group north african soldiers fighting for france against the boche in ww2.

if i had,nt have played hurling i,d be fracture free, but the beautiful game has been responsible for numerous fractures to fingers and metacarpals, 1 big toe, 1 ankle,1 humerus and a broken jaw(which i would,nt recommend to anyone,unless you like sucking tomato soup through a straw)and although technically not a fracture 1 dislocated shoulder which was probably more painful than the rest all put together.

wee quinnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > spadetownboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > quinnie sorry but honey bbq kettlechips have to > be > > tasted to be believed > > Spaders - even the sound of this makes me feel > like boking!!>:D< quinnie speak english, the other forumites probably think boking is some sort of kinky irish sex act.

the butchery,sandwich,kent. is actually the address of a gp surgery.

gravy,chip and pea,culinary heaven.

andy murray

the england football team

atila the gooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > spadetownboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > arsenal > > > Man ure and their fan base (which isn't based in > Manc chester, and neither is the club) A club that > forgave the spotty oik Ronaldo (one trick pony) > for getting Rooney sent off in the World cup. No > other club would forgive such a scumbag. >:D:D<

welcome home - peters and lee

arsenal

quinnie sorry but honey bbq kettlechips have to be tasted to be believed

so far this morning i have managed to do a bit of surfing on the net, and polish off a packet of honey bbq kettlechips and a packet of jammy dodgers washed down with copious cups of barrys tea whilst watching flyboys on dvd. its a hard life.

did anybody watch "virgin school" on c4 sat night. i,ve seen some gobshites in my time but that bloke took the biscuit.

johnny come lately - steve earle.

getting the bus up to the harvester for an early bird special and then doing a pub crawl the whole way down the lane.

whats the difference between a woman and a kfc. you start off with the breast,move on to the thigh and end up throwing your bone into a greasy box.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People mistaking me for Australian! (6) people mistaking me for scottish, grrrrrrr. and on the subject of tubes, people getting on the bus and then fondling around for change, GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.

seanmlow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I LOVE fondue. I did it on NYE in my house. I felt > so 80s! nought wrong with a fondue. charma charma charma charma charma ca meeee leee onnn, you come and goooo, you come and go oho oh.

im with you on springers, gerry. imho the best drinkery and eatery in east dulwich, the fact thats its only around the corner from me has a little to do with that, but in the 15 years i,ve been going there it has never failed, best wine bins this side of the channel.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The most stressful part of any journey for me is > the changing - so the fewer changes the better. So > I go to Victoria and rather than mooch about > getting to Paddington I just get the district > along a couple of stops and change for Picadilly > (no walking required) > > It MIGHT take a few minutes longer in the end - > but not significantly. And is less hassle (and > cheaper) > > The journey back? Never good... all journey's back > from anywhere to anywhere are not good at best of > times... but I just reverse the Victoria trip > > I have gotten cabs but even at 6am it's just > painful - and I'm in no mood to speak to driver > anyway im with sean on this one bus/tube/train/taxi to victoria then district to acton town,change on to picadilly line.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > seanmlow, ?20 for two burgers and a plate of chips > and two drinks... My god what is this world coming > to? You could buy some decent burgers and potatoes > and make that at home for less than a fiver.. I > dont understand the fascination with what is > basically just fast food at expensive prices. Go > to Mcdonalds or Burger King if you want take-away > style cheap food, dont go to a place thats > pretentious and tries to make what is a simple > inexpensive and relatively unhealthy food option > sound like a dinner! > > Louisa. or you could go to iceland and get a box of economy burgers,an eclectic choice of various types of oven or fried chips,burger baps,ketchup/relish and have change out of a fiver.