(01 Jul 2015, 3:38 pm)Jimmi wrote Trust you to upload a picture of some skid marks [emoji14]At the Sunderland v Newcastle game in 2010, after the match SAFC supporters congregated outside the Away End wanting to get at the NUFC fans, a polis man said about some drunken idiot 'If he keeps carrying on, he will be in serious shit' to which his colleague said 'Needn't worry about that, he already is take a look'
(01 Jul 2015, 3:39 pm)Davie wrote Only Fozz would do that [emoji14]If lowering the town and using sexual innuendos/double entendres was an Olympic Sport I would be up there challenging for a Gold Medal
(01 Jul 2015, 3:42 pm)Jimmi wrote He's not the only dirty one, don't think I haven't seen some of you viewing the attachment when I was looking on the Who's online page [emoji14]You aren't stalking us through the Who's online page are you [emoji14]
(01 Jul 2015, 2:21 pm)Jimmi wrote Anyone else got torrential downpours plus thunder and lighting where they live?
Seriously the amount of rain in the last few minutes has been insane. It is amusing though seeing people in very little clothing running like mad to get out of the rain. Thankfully I'm inside.
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(01 Jul 2015, 5:54 pm)tyresmoke wrote Don't ask Dan about it....
(01 Jul 2015, 6:06 pm)Dan wrote What's worse - bringing a coat and having to sweat like a pig on the Metro, or not bringing a coat and rain going straight through a white shirt meaning that it was pretty much pointless wearing it in the first place?!Consider that payback for your service 85 live map running commentary you gave me on the journey back from Carlisle the other week [emoji1]
(01 Jul 2015, 2:21 pm)Jimmi wrote Anyone else got torrential downpours plus thunder and lighting where they live?More rain plus thunder and lighting where I live right now which means I can't sleep for the noise and flash from the thunder and lighting but don't want to close my bedroom window because it is too warm not to have the window open.
Seriously the amount of rain in the last few minutes has been insane. It is amusing though seeing people in very little clothing running like mad to get out of the rain. Thankfully I'm inside.
(02 Jul 2015, 8:14 pm)Malarkey wrote Did you know the City of Edinburgh sits on top of a Volcano, And that the Jaggered Rock which surrounds the Castle is formed by Magma which was Frozen by Glaciers which etched out the Landscape of Edinburgh as it is Today.
Did you know that there is a Second River in London aside the River Themes, Named the River Fleet which was Built over to form the City of London as it is today.
Did you know that Rain which falls in the Mendip Hills, 15 Miles Away from the City of Bath which like London also has a River Built Underground, Takes 10,000 Years to reach the City Centre due to the Depth in which the Water has to go Underground, so deep it reaches something like a Steam Engine which pushes the Water back in the opposite direction.
Yes Ladies and Gentleman I have just been watching Britain Beneath Your Feet on BBC1, Certainly was far more Interesting than anything I was taught in Geography/History in my Schools Years, which begs the Question, What topics are taught in these Subjects nowadays, other than WW1 & WW2 etc.
(03 Jul 2015, 5:31 pm)LeeCalder wrote I watched that last night, and it really was good. Very interesting and certainly something I would watch again.
(03 Jul 2015, 5:41 pm)Malarkey wrote I simply watched it as there was nothing else on the TV that was of interest to me, I was previously aware about the River Fleet in London as BBC have previously did an Episode of New Tricks which led the Crime Team down into the Fleet while trying to solve a Murder, few other members of the Forum who may watch New Tricks will know what I am on about, The other things noted above I said zero idea about and I think should be taught in Schools, as I dont believe much is taught in regard to the History of the Country we live in.
(07 Jul 2015, 6:40 am)Michael wrote I will, don't worry!That was one of those days I will never forget, remember winning the Olympic Bid 24 hours earlier and being excited about the Olympics, I eventually would become very disillusioned with the bloody Olympics, lol...
Can't believe its being 10 years, what a horrible day for the families =(
R.I.P =(
(07 Jul 2015, 6:03 pm)Jimmi wrote Seem as we have said some things about the 7/7 bombings and other breaking news stories such as 9/11 and the death of princess Diana I thought I'd share a link to a programme which has been uploaded to YouTube, Newsflash: Stories That Stopped the World.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFoEC2O9R4U
(07 Jul 2015, 6:19 pm)Michael wrote 9/11 i was in year - coming back in from lunchI will have been in school on 7/7 and 9/11 and I have vague memories of these being reported on the news when I got home from school.
7/7 i was in year 9 i think, was in lesson
Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997, i'm not sure, i was only 6, so didn't understand it
(07 Jul 2015, 6:22 pm)Jimmi wrote I will have been in school on 7/7 and 9/11 and I have vague memories of these being reported on the news when I got home from school.
Far too young to remember the death of Diana.
