spadetownboy

what do you get if you cross a pirate with a robot? rrrrrrrrrrrr2d2.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I once sat at home in Ireland with a Christmas > sized tin of Kimberly watching Christmas TV and > ate the whole lot > > And they are STILL my favourite biscuit > > > They sell Fry's here too but I think it has been > diluted over the years. Not what it was etc. Hated > it when I was little but grew to love it > > sigh.. slight hibernian diversion there, Sorry > folks. > > Ginger Snaps and Tea always work as a biscuit > treat for me too know what it is sean and dm, its all the sugar which coats the mallow in between the two biscuits,mmmmmmm.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes by pure coincidence. If it had been Arsenal, > Charlton or Man U's fans who'd been that end of > Hillsborough that day, it would be one of those > clubs wanting justice for the 96. there,s no coincidence about it, the facts are plain for all to see and only for a bit of good old fashioned heavy handed european policing athens 07 could have been and thankfully was,nt added to the list.

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Darling Mr MacGabhann, > > Someone you love, would love some mum... you trying to make me homesick!!!

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > spadetownboy Wrote: > > so the liverpool fans are innocent and its all > the > > fault of the authorities. unfortunately that > wont > > wash,espicially with the previous that > liverpool > > fans have. its a distinct possibility that the > > action taken by the authorites prevented a > repeat > > of heysel/hillsborough. > > Whoa whoa whoa, Hillsborough and Heysel are 2 very > very different things!!!! Heysel, yes there were > thugs, and it's a shamefull bit of history... > Hillsborough was tragic, and if anyone deserves > blame, it's the police!!! However, because it was > after Heysel, you had the Sun saying that the > Liverpool fans were stealing from the pockets of > their dead!!! Bloody disgrace! > > Last night when I heard about the people getting > in with fake tickets, I did think of Hillsborough, > and thank God nothing like that happened! they do have a common denominator.

i second sean, kimberly are by far the best,get up to the irish shop and try them out,along with their delicious cousins mikado and coconut creams.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with Jah Lush and I know that I am biased, > but imagine paying potentially thousands to travel > to Athens to watch your team play in the biggest > game of the season. You've got a ticket and as far > as you are aware it's genuine and there is no > reason in the world why you shouldn't get in to > that stadium. You get there and then you're turned > away. Can you imagine how that would make you > feel? > > I also agree that there is a small contingent of > fans that do let the side down, however every club > has this problem. Because Liverpool have been > successful and have played massively publicised > games, our fans are highlighted as troublemakers. > > > How did fans without tickets get in to the > stadium? Security should not have allowed it and > as for people getting in with fake tickets, you > can't blame the fans for that. It should be blamed > on the greedy touts and the fact that tickets will > always be available from unreliable sources. so the liverpool fans are innocent and its all the fault of the authorities. unfortunately that wont wash,espicially with the previous that liverpool fans have. its a distinct possibility that the action taken by the authorites prevented a repeat of heysel/hillsborough.

i bought one of those wind-up radios once,i ended up bringing it back..........it kept taking the piss out of me.

would,nt touch a mars bar now,full of animal guts.yuck.

as geminis are twins do they count as double. up the scorpios.

rugby is played by men with odd shaped balls.if you do go beckenham is the place great 18 hole course with a great club house that does decent food and more importantly adequate liquid refereshments of the abv sort. the last time i played there 2-3 yrs ago there was a bloke driving around the course in a small buggy selling drinks and snacks etc.

wont you let your love flooooow from your heart.........back to you sean.

im your brother dont you know.....

AnotherPaul Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, can't be leaving the ecological issues > aside, I'm having a red rag and bull moment. I > don't want to start and arguement but I'm bothered > mr spadetownboy, really bothered by this. > > At this point in the world, what with fossil fuel > burning aggravating climate change (and leaving to > one side funny pirate theories), how do you end up > thinking it's a good idea to brag about buying > several flights when those journeys could have > easily been done by train? Yes they would have > cost more but where's the value in saving a few > quid whilst shafting the environment? > > Obviously it's not just mr spade who's thinking > this, there seems to be an attitude abroad which > goes something like 'i kind of care about the > environment but not enough to actually change my > behaviour.' > > Perplexed and genuinely interested to hear what > others think. > > AP to be brutally honest mate i couldnt give two tosses about the environment,when the likes of china and india et al sort out all their emmisions etc i might think about it then. like everyone else i do my recycling etc,etc and thats good enough as far as i am concerned. as regards flying to several destinations on the cheap i,ve no probs with that,the plane will be going regardless of whether im on it or not and thats were the value lies. so you keep on getting bothered really bothered and i,ll go and have a nice relaxing time.

maybe its kens idea to show the streets of london are paved with gold

stand up

sean og got the ref through the power of google,without that kirk brandon to me sounded like an extra in a straight to dvd sci-fi film.

no spear chucking here sean og,merely a title to describe my travels and nothing else.

i dont tend to fly on them myself as a rule,cant stand the whole scrum aspect of getting a decent seat etc and paying over the odds for food and drink,but as it was soooooo cheap i thought what the hell.the better half is well pleased espically at the thought of a long weekend in la rochelle in early july, right im off to expedia got hotels to book.

dont worry dm, i,ll be back. ryanair are giving away 1 million free seats but they,re most likely all gone as promo running for several days now,i got mine right at the start.you need to be careful though as they have hidden extras added on like insurance etc and fees for checking in bags. as i got the flights for nought i thought id splash out and get priority boarding,got to have my window seat.

well have you all got your free ryanair flights yet. im off to la rochelle in july,eindhoven in sept and dusseldorf in october all for the princely sum of ?24.12 for me and the missus.happy days.

JenniferJ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If he/she is really sleeping rough then that is a > concern. I live on upland road and am a cat owner > already. We have a very cat friendly 90 foot > garden with gardens all round that. If he really > does need a home please give me a ring: 07951 102 > 241 and I can pop over to meet you. I will be > around all day tomorrow, (Friday) if that suits. > As already mentioned I think this is on the > proviso that if his owner gets in touch then he is > returned. > Jen jen im not being sarky or anything but what do you mean sleeping rough. i,ve 2 cats and the words sleeping rough and cats do not mix. if its warm soft and comfortable a cat will find it, even in the most inhospital environment. as for food they can always get a takeaway ie mouse,bird or any other suitable small animal.

i personally think its time our posties were armed.

great article in the guardian several weeks ago about wine and the prices we pay for them.basically you get what you pay for. the crux of the matter being pointed out by an "insider" is that if you see a wine reduced from 6.99 to 3.99 one naturally assumes its a great bargain but the likelihood is that the wine was only a 3.99 wine in the first place. the advice was go for what you can afford or know about rather than searching out so called bargains and you wont go far wrong ie pay a couple of quid expect vinegar, pay a couple more and you might hit a decent bin. personally after bottle no.2 it all tastes the same to me anyway, but alexweb im a red wine drinker and imho i always look out for cote de roussillon(villages) comes from the languedoc region of france and never fails to hit the spot.sante.

still got time for auf wiedersehen pet,got the whole lot on dvd, post pub classic.