Went to tescos and bought some pasta and pasta sauce and the ID warning come up on the machine... haha

(05 Nov 2014, 11:48 am)Michael wrote Went to tescos and bought some pasta and pasta sauce and the ID warning come up on the machine... haha

Did u have to produce ID then

(05 Nov 2014, 1:22 pm)marxistafozzski wrote Did u have to produce ID then

Na but the lady who was working on the self service said the machines seems to be a lot more often then normal.

Not sure if its a glitch in the system 

MOD Note:
As per Marcus' request - I've deleted the posts relating to suicide out of respect to the girl's family. Although our posts weren't negative in any way whatsoever, the girl's family mightn't appreciate us discussing the matter on the public domain.

(05 Nov 2014, 5:12 pm)Dan wrote MOD Note:
As per Marcus' request - I've deleted the posts relating to suicide out of respect to the girl's family. Although our posts weren't negative in any way whatsoever, the girl's family mightn't appreciate us discussing the matter on the public domain.

Wasn't he not the one to bring it up though? 

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/news/local...-1-6936195 - at the age of 2, (at the time it happened) hes mam should be proud how he manged to phone 999 when hes mam fainted.. and of course the police officer who was talking to him for being patient with the child.

(05 Nov 2014, 5:12 pm)Dan wrote MOD Note:
As per Marcus' request - I've deleted the posts relating to suicide out of respect to the girl's family. Although our posts weren't negative in any way whatsoever, the girl's family mightn't appreciate us discussing the matter on the public domain.

Although it was Marcus who brought it to our attention in the 1st place, it is the right thing...And at this time, we have to consider and respect potential family wishes...So yeah, best to leave it at that.

(05 Nov 2014, 5:28 pm)Tom wrote Wasn't he not the one to bring it up though? 

Yes, he was, maybe he shouldn't have brought it, but he did, we discussed it, paid our respects and condolences, so best leaving it at that...

If people dont think something should be in the public domain, then dont post it

As with the majority of posts, I leave the moderating down to the discretion of individual users. Marcus brought it up originally and decided this morning he wanted me to remove the discussion for the reasons given previously - so I obliged!

I just decided before leaving this morning, that it just wasn't right for us to be discussing the girl's death (even though it was in a respectful way).

I admit I brought it up, but then realised what it could cause should the wrong person read it.

(05 Nov 2014, 5:51 pm)Marcus wrote I just decided before leaving this morning, that it just wasn't right for us to be discussing the girl's death (even though it was in a respectful way).

I admit I brought it up, but then realised what it could cause should the wrong person read it.

Well, whatever you think is the right thing mate...I agree with you tho pal

Just to clarify/confirm a few things.

Her mam has stated it was an accident at home - it wasn't bullying.

Although I don't know the family directly, my eldest son is at the same school and the poor girls mam is a friend of a few of my friends.

There are all sorts of rumours flying about and I agree with Marcus that we should just leave it as it is - out of respect for Grace and her family.

As for my eldest (and others at the school) - a teacher and a pupil at the same school, have both gone in the space of 11 months. Not nice

wish the fireworks would...sounds like a fucking war is in progress

(05 Nov 2014, 7:03 pm)marxistafozzski wrote wish the fireworks would...sounds like a fucking war is in progress

My poor puppy is going absolutely nuts!

So is my dog

(05 Nov 2014, 7:07 pm)marxistafozzski wrote So is my dog

Mine will be in about 4 minutes when the display starts.

I don't mind them but i can imagine young children and animals going wild.

As for outside... my brother has gone to play footy, no doubt all he will inhale will be smoke 

Swiss police investigate how donkey became trapped in manhole.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/ger...40198.html

(05 Nov 2014, 7:19 pm)Jimmi wrote Swiss police investigate how donkey became trapped in manhole.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/ger...40198.html

It must have a felt a bit of an ass...

(05 Nov 2014, 7:19 pm)Jimmi wrote Swiss police investigate how donkey became trapped in manhole.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/ger...40198.html

What an asshole

John Lewis Christmas advert is out... all we need now is the coke advert and its officially Christmas!

(06 Nov 2014, 1:06 pm)Michael wrote John Lewis Christmas advert is out... all we need now is the coke advert and its officially Christmas!

Click the link below to view the advert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iccscUFY860

Not liking the song that much though.

(06 Nov 2014, 4:03 pm)Jimmi wrote Click the link below to view the advert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iccscUFY860

Not liking the song that much though.

I agree the song aint up to much...The Penguin is cool though

Well... Pixar has said Toy Story 4 will be out in 2017


Toy Story 3 ended good, i hope its gonna be good

(06 Nov 2014, 11:15 pm)Michael wrote Well... Pixar has said Toy Story 4 will be out in 2017


Toy Story 3 ended good, i hope its gonna be good

Haven't seen Toy Story for years will have to look out for Toy Story 4...Pixar make excellent films

Don't normally watch it, but caught a few moments of The Wright Stuff earlier.

Bad news I am afraid - according to Matthew Wright and Claire Sweeney, the Custard Cream spread from Tesco ain't up to much.

(07 Nov 2014, 10:05 am)Andreos1 wrote Don't normally watch it, but caught a few moments of The Wright Stuff earlier.

Bad news I am afraid - according to Matthew Wright and Claire Sweeney, the Custard Cream spread from Tesco ain't up to much.

That's just reminded me, I forgot to say that I bought Milkyway Spread on Monday and it is Amazing, will set you back £1.99 at Asda like.

Banker caught checking out girls on live TV.

The 25th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin
Wall this year...I vaguely remember the night it happened

It was quite a year 1989.

Apartheid was slowly being abolished, leading to the release of Mandela in early 90. Hillsborough, first stage of anti- poll tax Campaigns, Berlin Wall (and Hassellhoff singing live from the scene), Tiananmen Square and essentially the end of the USSR.

Closer to home, Newcastle got relegated.

Quite a significant year in many ways and it changed the world for ever.

(08 Nov 2014, 9:13 am)Andreos1 wrote It was quite a year 1989.

Mandela was released, Hillsborough, first stage of anti- poll tax Campaigns, Berlin Wall (and Hassellhoff singing live from the scene), Tiananmen Square and essentially the end of the USSR.

Closer to home, Newcastle got relegated.

Quite a significant year in many ways and it changed the world for ever.

Close...11 February 1990...I was just reading about Madiba recently, after watching The Long Walk To Freedom

1989 was a momentous year though as you rightly point out the big events, the big ones for me was Hillsborough and the Berlin Wall, Hillsborough traumatized me and I did not really understand the significance of a big fuck off wall and change to the global political landscape...

1989 was a personal momentous year for me, my mam married my dad(well, stepdad) and I had my first run in with the police...On the wedding day, I made a hoax call reporting a murder...did not go down too well, both the police and my family failed to see the funny side and I thought I was heading straight to Durham for a stretch inside...I was only 7 years old and got my arse brayed for that...Never learnt my lesson, the amount of times I have been in trouble since