Alan Medic

Seems noone has gone there Pete. A colleague at work went there to eat. Quite expensive and that's without a drink. But money is relative.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sex and drugs and Carlton Cole Was wondering when an 'ammers fan would dare post given BFS has taken you into the top four, albeit fleetingly. Who would you like as a manager now?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't pretend you remember that Declan, you can't > remember your own name most of the time. I could of course once my older brother explained how league tables worked. It was goal average in those days Mick so a lot of maths was involved. There was a classic league cup semi-final over two legs with City that year I think. City won I know. Anyway my name is Alan here. I'm old.

City were good in those days but I seem to remember that United blew the league that year. May have been distracted by the European Cup.

One of those goals in the clip was against Man U and is the closest thing I've seen to what I'd call a George Best type goal.

Last time in Ireland maybe but not last time they played (last year).

That's a Chinese?

To be fair that's probably just some German trying to make a few bob. I would doubt many if any Irish people support those sentiments. I hope they went unsold.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2792936/roy-hodgson-uneducated-dinosaur-says-raymond-verheijen-raheem-sterling-club-vs-country-row.html I agree with what this fitness coach says. I don't think the manager did Sterling any favours by stating publicly the reason he was benched. The press can make a mountain out of a pinhead in this country.

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LFCG7kOsxE

You're right about crumbly brickwork Jeremy. Three out the four holes I drilled were fine but the other just wouldn't hold anything. I must look up what expansion bolts are maxxi. Thanks for the suggestions guys.

I consider raising several glasses to be exercise but not my son.

When I was growing up we had a Sunday roast and the meal for every other day of the week you knew in advance as it was the same every week. It had to be fish on Friday for religious reasons.

I tried this yesterday for my son and after all of the drilling and assembly he tried it and it fell out.I gave up. I was using screws and these are obviously not strong enough. What should I use for my 2nd attempt? Any civil engineers out there?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sunday roast yet another tradition down the plug > hole. It doesn't have to be expensive wasteful or > arduous. People who don't bother with them for > those reasons are probably just lazy sods who > can't be arsed. Fact. > > Louisa. How can you follow a sentence which includes 'probably' with the statement 'fact'? Not Louisa

In the Kilbane interview about the Keane interview, he said being an old team-mate didn't enter the equation. I'm not sure if coming over better than expected in an interview actually improves sales in his case.

Forgetting the things I'd like to add to this thread........

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Poland 2- 0 Germany. That puts the cat amongst the > pigeons in the Ireland Scotland group. Seems Germany could have been up by about 5 before Poland scored. 29 shots to 9 if I remember correctly. If it's a 3 horse race for 2nd place that must put Poland in....eh, pole position?

What about if less than a certain percentage of the electorate don't bother voting, no one gets to represent them in parliament? I think in one by election 34% voted and in the other 50%. Most people can't be bothered.

What does condensing mean in a boiler.

This is the same man who wrote A Star Called Henry.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Disaster. Outclassed. Killed my day out at Epsom. > Kieran was told not to push it if it wasn't > handling the ground/undulations and so it turned > out. Trainer says it needs rain. Saw it was due to race last week but didn't. What's happening Mick?

We have one which heats the water and must be 15-20 years old and still works. It was serviced a few years ago. Given its location in the loo which we need to redecorate, would it be wise to get a new one first? It occurred to me that as it will eventually give up it would be wiser to change it before rather than after redecorating. Any thoughts please?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29553779 Ouch.

Jah Lush and the Black Kettles. Just cause they've been round for years doesn't make them any good!