spadetownboy

on the same subject on a recent trip home i bought a lot of books by up and coming young irish authors. easy garden access by paddy o doors. classic living room lighting by sean da lear and my favourite how to shoot straight by eamon.

litre of stella and a packet of nuts please. just dosent sound right

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Renault have designed a new People Carrier, so > comfy, so spacious you can hardly notice the kids > in the back. They're calling it the Renault > McCann. ffs

do you think everytime the door is opened bells will ring ding a ling a ling

allllrrriiiight chuck.

do they have a big pizza pie

i,ll have 4

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suspect Irishmen. Or gypsies. > My mother always warned me to be wary of them and > always feared for the tin on our roof. Despite it > not being a tin roof. nah they,ve got bigger fish to fry, id most likely point the finger at some layabout so called musician myself;-),but i,ll not and i,ll stick with the scousers or failing that some local oiks.

must be a few scousers in town;-)

"long lunches and grown up dinners" could someone remind me its been so long.

kford Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Coppers are only exempt from the highway code when > on a call, i.e. with their blues & twos on. > Otherwise they have to adhere to the same rules as > us. Except they don't. there are certain levels of calls the emergency services get called out for and it is only the highest priority calls ie were there is a threat to life that they are allowed to activate blues and twos and even then only if it is an appropriately trained response driver and not all are trained to this standard. even then they are still subject to the highway code as they are not allowed to jump lights, speed, travel up the wrong side of the road etc unless they are in a safe position to do so and not cause harm to others. there is a certain level of expection of behalf of the public in this regard ie if a squad car is barrelling down the road at 70mph with full lights and sirens, then it is expected that the road is kept clear and space made for them to pass, it is an offence not to do so. they are also subject to parking restrictions like the rest of us again excepting emergency situations and i would assume that that they said same restrictions would also apply to traffic wardens. the only misconception that always seems to be bandied about is, that it is illegal to issue a ticket or to arrest someone when not wearing headgear not true,you can be nicked or receive a ticket regardless of whether the issuer is hatless or not as the case may be.

folks i dont think we really have anything to complain about,try living in hounslow if its plane noise you want to talk about.

m&s for me no commission and by far the best exchange rate i always come across. otherwise as mentioned by the others it the po less favourable rate though.

they certainly are stretchers, they were mentioned in an article in the es magazine about 10 years ago ,if you take the time to look carefully at them you will certainly be able to see this quite clearly,some of them have a curved underside which i presume was to raise them off the ground while others dont which i presume was to enable to slide them into the back of ambulances and other vehicles. they dont look very comfortable but mind you if you had a leg or an arm missing a comfortable stretcher was probably the last thing on your mind. the said same article also mentioned the number of uxbs scattered sround the area the most prominent one being on the site at kch, and finally it also mentioned about the air-raid shelters which were built under camberwell green, co-incidentally these were only filled in a few years ago after one of them partially collapsed.

what did jesus day to the disciples when he was being nailed to the cross? dont touch my easter eggs you bastards i,ll be back on sunday.

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > C'mon spade, they wouldn't have had a chance to > put her six feet under, in a heavy casket. That > is why graveyards don't smell. dosent have to be 6 feet under in a heavy casket, 2-3 feet in a bin bag would suffice, and i always thought graveyards didnt smell because of all the flowers left in them.

i dont think theres any change at all, when i worked in kings a&e we used to go up to the roof garden in the morning for a snout and they would be coming over from 5am and low enough that the majority had their undercarriage already down. i always thought concorde went over ed about 4.50pm.

whose favourite film was zulu

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > spadetownboy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > it certainly sounds highly implausible but one > > never knows the criminal mind can be highy > > inventive, to be truthful the mc canns and not > > wishing to cast any doubt on their guilt or > > innocence have always come across as quite > > cold,whether that is just their normal > mannerism > > or whether its because of their situation i > dont > > know however the way this whole media circus > has > > erupted around the childs disappearance could > be > > construed by some as a device to draw attention > to > > their plight or to divert it elsewhere, but if > > what is being said about the childs blood being > > found in the car 3+ weeks later is true then it > > has certainly cast a new light on the > situation, > > and will require one hell of an explanation. > > Just how plausible is it to keep a body for three > weeks anywhere without it smelling? its em very plausible, ever walked around a graveyard and noticed it smelling of rotting corpses.

Declan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just reading this thread now but as far as rules > go in this country I believe it is against the law > to leave children under the age of 12 alone. May > have more or less to add when I finish reading. i believe you are wrong,but as this incident occured in portugal british law dosent apply.

have a walk around the streets of any french town and then come on and compare with ed, i think you,ll find we,re pretty crap free compared to them.

bloody hell,any chance you could help me with next weeks lottery numbers.

it certainly sounds highly implausible but one never knows the criminal mind can be highy inventive, to be truthful the mc canns and not wishing to cast any doubt on their guilt or innocence have always come across as quite cold,whether that is just their normal mannerism or whether its because of their situation i dont know however the way this whole media circus has erupted around the childs disappearance could be construed by some as a device to draw attention to their plight or to divert it elsewhere, but if what is being said about the childs blood being found in the car 3+ weeks later is true then it has certainly cast a new light on the situation, and will require one hell of an explanation.

they do give them out but its a bit hit and miss with whoever leads you to your table with one or two exceptions i,ve always had to ask. the food is cheap but as sean points out thats for the early bird menu which is what i go for i certainly wouldnt pay full price for what is provided.

well that swings it for me then free colouring books and crayons its cafe rouge from now on. only joking dm we do pop into cafe rouge from time to time but for some reason the kids prefer the harvester they clear their plates and theres the added bonus of them eating green stuff from the salad cart,whereas in cafe rouge its pick at this, pick at that and then wheres my ice-cream