spadetownboy

its a donkey dont go near it

slim picking to win, best each way bets are mckelvey,snowy morning, and butlers cabin...mccoy will do it one day. ?2.50 e.w. on 4 horses costs ?20 and as steve t points out its keeps the interest going and is a fair bit of craic ,and you never know you might just pick the winner.

is it not illegal to have flashing lights?

are you sure he wasnt stuffing them:-S

there was a cracking one in the irish news several years ago, it was all to do with the orangemens right to march down the garvaghy road in portadown and the local residents not wanting them to, its pretty much died down now but in the mid 90s there was a fair bit of trouble about the whole right to march etc. anyway the april fool in the irish news that year was that to resolve the problem there was going to be a tunnel built under the garvaghy road so that a)the orangemen could march and b)local residents would not be disturbed. judging by the indignant callers to local radio stations and various tv interviews there was more than one who fell for it.

i think you,ll find the reason she was wearing the vest was that the police told her to wear it, unfortunately like everything in the world these days the walkabout would have been risk assessed by the police and an action plan developed and the wearing of the vest would have been as a consequence of that. its a bit unfortunate that the walkabout took part in an area of london which has a reputation for violent crime and yes it dosent send out a very positive message, but i wonder if we would be making the same fuss if the walkabout had happened in a more upmarket part of town that dosent have the reputation of camberwell/peckham, i somehow doubt it.

glengarry for the spades

thank god for that and there was me paused to tell you to ring the police.....hold on you,ve just found a wallet straight to the cop-shop with it, dont even think about going near a public forum>:D

there are loads of white lines there, they happen to spell bus only, and they have even put one across the centre of the big red circles on poles which must mean something.

i read about this not so long ago in the guardian, i believe it was a town either in holland or northern germany where the experiment was carried out and its pretty much as you say, people were forced to concentrate on their driving due to an absence of roadside furniture and it improved road use by all concerned.

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In re. Earth Hour. I did actually switch all the > lights off for that hour and use candlelight > instead. It was nice. (left the telly on > obviously!) you want to try it more often asset, never a light on in our gaff in the evening, except for the box,a few candles and the glow of the fire. im forever stubbing my feet on things but hey its worth it.

sean og has a point, all you ever hear on this site is people whinging about being fined for this that and the other. im no saint but i dont get fined for dropping fag butts, going through bus lanes, parking on double yellow lines,disabled bays etc. know why, because i dont do it, and thats the crux of the equation dont do it you wont get fined for it, its that simple.

" , , , ." - sooty

atila the gooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I watched the "highlights" of Englands friendly, > and I wished I hadn't bothered!!! What a waste of > my precious time. i watched it down the boozer and thank god for the smoking ban, it meant i was able to nip outside on a regular basis, thus avoiding watching the game.

i,m finally going to take the plunge and get it done, as im basically sick and tired of contacts. has anybody had it done,and if so so whats the experience and end result like, and are there any recommendations for where to get it done. cheers stb

hee hhehheeehheehhh hheeee - scooby doo.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah me. I can never find anything I like in M&S > foodhalls. Spent ages walking around the one at > london bridge the other day and left hungry. they > dont' sell kebabs, guinness, jack daniels... and its bloody expensive as well.

iiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn one, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn two....................................

"contestants ready,gladiators ready, three two,one" just been watching it on challenge,what a show, hope the new series is just as good if not better.

ya ba dabba do - fred flintstone.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > good spot on "Tidy" - I've been saying it non-stop > for last week. Great first couple of episodes to > series 2 ahh bloody hell,that scene around the breakfast table, funniest thing i,ve seen all year

" i cant comment i didnt see the tackle" arsene wenger

"listen very carefully,i will say this only once" "good moaning"

ok but back to this film starring myself and sean og,you all do realise its going to be a best seller,might be a flimsy plot but with two handsome irishmen as leads,there wont be a dry seat in the house.

ring his bank