Brew
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I thought a 'wether' was a castrated ram.
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49 minutes ago, LizzieM said:
Probably the most difficult bit is working out in which direction the equator is
Think about it, providing you are vertical you will always be facing the equator no matter which way you face, only the distance will vary...
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Just thought, if you are parallel to it you won't be...
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When they kept calling him Paddy I thought it was a nickname. Like Lord Mayfield I'd never heard of the guy..
Then again I've never heard of Guy Martin either...
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35 minutes ago, Beekay said:
Could someone kindly tell me why the cash strapped BBC should send non petrol heads half way round the world on jollies?
Because so far the programme has generated revenue far in excess of it's costs.... so far.
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59 minutes ago, Geoffrey Dennis said:
Forgive my ignorance but who or what the heck was Tubby the Tuba?
There you go, fill yer boots...
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30 minutes ago, denshaw said:
Prince Philip.
Oooo cruel,,,,very cruel...
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I watched it on iPlayer and oh dear. Flintoff may be a great bloke but he is not and in my view never will be comfortable in front of the cameras. Paddy... who the hell is Paddy?
The script and the set pieces are stilted and seemingly more and more bizarre. Lately for me the only bright spot has been the episodes when Sabine Schmitz has taken part, her enthusiasm is infectious.
I stopped being a regular viewer when Clarkson and crew were doing it because they had run out of ideas long ago and were getting sillier and sillier. Stuart is right - let it go.
To rescue the show who do the team think would make a good presenters? Sabine Schmitz? Phil Tufnell? Nick Nowles?...
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1 hour ago, MargieH said:
Mind you this is from someone who still believes in Santa and the tooth fairy, so I'm not sure whether she just has an overactive imagination...
What do you mean STILL believes, what are you trying to tell us Margie..?
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Good for you, excellent news to temper what could have been a melancholy day. Congratulations.
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East Midlands is much the same and when you get inside it's like a big supermarket When you're through that section and no longer a potential customer they treat you like cattle.
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I have a relative with one. Thought it OK but the novelty soon palled and she had to put it back in the box after her 5 year old learnt how to use it.
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37 minutes ago, Beekay said:
Not only did he go over the two hour limit, but did it for fourteen days !!! Would've loved to see his fines !!
I think maybe it would only count as one offence providing the car didn't move.
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Even our local Aldi are doing it so in the spirit of 'stick in your ear' I stopped going there.
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4 hours ago, FLY2 said:
Let's all be honest, I've never heard people speak like that, especially these days, and I bet most people haven't. It's all a fantasy, and is fictitious to say the least. Maybe a couple of generations ago, when people knew which class they were in, and made little or no effort to better themselves. Even people who live north of Redhill have finally learned how to string a coherent sentence together these days !
Grrrrr !
You don't ride the tram that often then...
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The IP relates back to Australia. From the simple look of the web page I still think it's a project, possibly teaching youngsters how to create web sites
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3 hours ago, BilboroughShirley said:
why do they just hammer the car drivers?
Because they can! We are just cash cows and they will milk us for all they can get. When cars take control and there is no more revenue from speeding fines, they will simply draft a new law and off we go again..
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I said the same things on here ages ago, no idea why folk thing they have to create one giant word. I struggle to read some of them and I'm a Sneintonian cum Cliftonite
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5 hours ago, Winterlong said:
Thinking of going into town for a few tomorrow afternoon about 2 ish. Is there anywhere for owd boggers like me ( 66 ) to go for a beer and meet like minded people who are happy to talk about music, Forest and owd Notts. I would be coming home about 6/7.
You're more than welcome to join us in the Wollaton for lunch Winterlong. Put faces to names, put the world to rights and tell each other how it was all so much better back then...
Oh and at your age you will of course be in the juniors...
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Last I heard it was around the 3/4 million mark but considerably more if you count temporary residents - students for example
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It reads like a year 8 school project and has not been proof read or edited before publication. I doubt the author is from this neck of the woods.
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Fingers firmly crossed for you nonna....
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I saw them when posted and they are still visible at the moment.
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2 minutes ago, Jill Sparrow said:
No. I have a ginger cat who does that for me! He's a puddyiatrist
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3 minutes ago, philmayfield said:
Pedagogue! Is that where you get your feet done?
If that's where you get your feet done what do you get in a synagogue?
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Things that pee you off...
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I bet that gave you the pip!