Jimbob

on this day 1945

95% jinx rate on the telly good enough for me, setanta saturday 2pm please, thank you.

ahem, sounds like you,re apologising already for what will likely be use usual load of shite the charity shield is, if you want real passion, drama and excitement played by real men and not over paid prima donnas, tune in to setanta

the peoples republic of cork, rebel yell.

who needs the olympics when its armagh v wexford, cork v kildare and galway v kerry in the all-ireland q-finals this weekend, up the orchard.

the old casablanca later known as cafe baa and the village vine which was on ed grove just before mini-holland was at one time a gay establishment, i frequented it as the only non-gay in the village mainly because i lived more or less opposite it and in less enlightened times one could drink there until the wee hours, but it never did much business whether that was due to location of a lack of suitable cliental i dont know.

big boo indeed, however, why not give it a try, could be a cheap night out.

two fish were in a tank, one turns to the other" do you know to drive this".

heavy duty stuff, opiate based painkiller, no alcohol for you.

catholic priest,hmmmm, did he insist on examining the afflicted area.

a town called malice

as far as i know from a previous experiment any opiate based or anything similar to diazepam, sedative type is a no no. but hey as your going to be drinking who needs painkillers, think of it as self-medicating.

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Glad you mentioned Michael Caine Mockney. He was > the most significant figure in South African > history up until, well you know who; Bob Geldof. > > I know what you mean Clive. If you have 100 > displaced families living nomadically in ox > wagons, 10 get eaten by warthogs, 15 get killed by > zulus, 5 move to London to fix computers and > return 3 years later married to uitlanders and 12 > disappear for 7 years after a mysterious biltong > related accident. What is the capital of Finland? > > > Mongols do don't they? i think stanley baker would disagree with that one.

or to the bath,tut,tut.

don,t know jah, there,s some might consider that a perk.

1/2 a mil i,d earn more than that in 8 years, still 8 years doing nothing,own en suite room, tv, free food cooked for me ,no washing up, free gym membership, not a bad deal.

elephant and castle to paddington, is the least of your worries, getting to the elephant will be the big test. how about applying a bit of common sense however and give your self 2 hours to get there, hence arriving in plenty of time to relax,have a cuppa, get freshened up,check any last minute notes etc, nothing worse arriving at the last minute, a definate recipe for disaster. anyhow good luck,let us know how you got on.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "britains power elite who were responsible for > cromwells reign of terror, , mention that to the > irish of birmingham, guildford, manchester, > warrington, and london and i think you'll get your > eyes opened a wee bit." > > So let me get this right, I'm supposed to suffer > some sort of collective guilt for Cromwell. > But there is no collective guilt for blowing > people up in birmingham, guildford, manchester, > warrington, and london. Presumably because the > dead and maimed were not innocent people but all > tainted with that same collective guilt, but pity > the poor innocent Irish who suffered a backlash. > > It's rather having your cake and eating it too > isn't it? > > Funnily enough when living in Amsterdam for a > year, no Dutchman ever asked (the spanish half of) > me to feel guilty for the actions of the Duke of > Alba or his successors, and he made Cromwell look > like a school playground bully by comparison. no you,re not supposed to feel collective guilt, the same way i dont feel guilt anymore for bishopsgate,docklands etc.mind you at the time living in london it was a different story, despite the fact it was nothing to do with me that didn,t appear to matter too much to the few individuals i encountered, but thats the way of the world and always will be.

Buggie Wonderland

So,s he,s been aquitted and thats the law of the land, but I still can,t make my mind up on this one, espicially following on from todays comments that he couldn,t have shot Ms Dando, as he was stalking another woman at that time. I know a lot has been made of his low intellect but it just makes one wonder that he,s doing himself no favours in trying to alleviate any lingering suspicion by comments such as these. Any views?

i love to buggie - t-rex.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can understand that. I still think of The Vale > as The Cherry Tree despite several name changes > over the years. yeh i still call it the manor

who needs pisswater beer or lager when there,s guinness.

kid(s) the pretenders.

bit of bad luck one thinks, could have happened anywhere, but because its somerfield its suddenly a big issue, wonder would we have heard about it ,if it had been m&s or waitrose broccoli. think not.