(12 Jun 2015, 6:07 pm)Michael wrote Some kids names these days are stupid, its like they've being picked to "stand out", along with being chose when getting drunk........

The ones that make me cringe is names like Hope and Destiny - was in Morrisons at Bishop Auckland one day and heard some chavy lass who couldn't find her child so she was stood in the middle of the supermarket shouting "Destiny, Destiny where are you?"

(12 Jun 2015, 6:19 pm)Jimmi wrote The ones that make me cringe is names like Hope and Destiny - was in Morrisons at Bishop Auckland one day and heard some chavy lass who couldn't find her child so she was stood in the middle of the supermarket shouting "Destiny, Destiny where are you?"

lmao, i can imagine that.

(12 Jun 2015, 6:19 pm)Jimmi wrote The ones that make me cringe is names like Hope and Destiny - was in Morrisons at Bishop Auckland one day and heard some chavy lass who couldn't find her child so she was stood in the middle of the supermarket shouting "Destiny, Destiny where are you?"

Someone must have been watching Disney films before going into labour. 

Yesterday we had someone with a gate on the 5, today we have an ironing board. Not as impressive as yesterday.

Can I have this job please...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cam...e-33107832

Just seen an advert for Hostelworld, in this advert we see some students get naked on some rocks and jump into some water... Probably not the best time to air this advert considering the story that has been headline news this week is students get naked on sacred mountain.

Must be a slow news week when headline news is "students get naked"

(13 Jun 2015, 10:28 pm)Jimmi wrote Just seen an advert for Hostelworld, in this advert we see some students get naked on some rocks and jump into some water... Probably not the best time to air this advert considering the story that has been headline news this week is students get naked on sacred mountain.

Must be a slow news week when headline news is "students get naked"

They have some quite disturbing online adverts too, there's one with someone being covered in loads of red stuff...

Bad Wank Werke...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jncarter1962/18808435402/

(14 Jun 2015, 10:14 pm)S813 FVK wrote Bad Wank Werke...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jncarter1962/18808435402/

Brilliant...Guess that's German, Austrian or Swiss...

While i am thinking of funny names...Reminds me of The Wankdorf Stadium where Young Boys Bern(I think) played, there was NaWANKwo Kanu played for Arsenal, Danny Shittu, Rafael Scheidt(Played for Celtic), Rod Fanni, Brian Pinas...

(15 Jun 2015, 9:57 am)MrFozz wrote Brilliant...Guess that's German, Austrian or Swiss...

While i am thinking of funny names...Reminds me of The Wankdorf Stadium where Young Boys Bern(I think) played, there was NaWANKwo Kanu played for Arsenal, Danny Shittu, Rafael Scheidt(Played for Celtic), Rod Fanni, Brian Pinas...

There's a route that goes to a town called 'Fucking' (search it!) it's the number 69 (that bits not true)! 

(15 Jun 2015, 11:12 am)Tommy_1581 wrote There's a route that goes to a town called 'Fucking' (search it!) it's the number 69 (that bits not true)! 

Yep...

It is in Austria...I once heard an interview with a Fucking resident who said 'I don't why the British are so fascinated with Fucking' after people would go and steal road signs

There is also...other funny names

Hell in Norway
Condom in France
There are 2 Twatts in Scotland
Knob Creek
Bell End
Pity Me
No Place
Wide Open

(15 Jun 2015, 8:19 pm)Davie wrote I might attend, if I have nothing to do

Thought you were scared of the river Davie.

(15 Jun 2015, 9:18 pm)danpick wrote Thought you were scared of the river Davie.

Who said that?

(15 Jun 2015, 9:21 pm)Davie wrote Who said that?

i can confirm in the words of Shaggy "It Wasn't Me" but yes i will be going anyways to the rally as always

here is the song incase your looking for the tune: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv5fqunQ_4I

(15 Jun 2015, 10:14 pm)Diamond One wrote i can confirm in the words of Shaggy "It Wasn't Me" but yes i will be going anyways to the rally as always

here is the song incase your looking for the tune: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv5fqunQ_4I

I used to love that song as a child.

(15 Jun 2015, 8:19 pm)Davie wrote I might attend, if I have nothing to do

Though you hated Durham? 

Weather is clamny today.... wore a hoodie to, thinking it wasn't that warm..... -.-

Got an Interview/Work Trial at Campanile this evening, ideal for me as I only have to walk 10 Minutes up the road to get there.

(16 Jun 2015, 7:31 am)LeeCalder wrote Though you hated Durham? 

Just because I dislike a place, it doesn't mean I can't attend a bus rally, and I'm only there for an hour or so...

(16 Jun 2015, 12:41 pm)Davie wrote Just because I dislike a place, it doesn't mean I can't attend a bus rally, and I'm only there for an hour or so...

Why do you dislike Durham so much? I just can't understand why you hate the place so much.

(16 Jun 2015, 12:42 pm)Jimmi wrote Why do you dislike Durham so much? I just can't understand why you hate the place so much.

I don't actually know, it's just one of those places which doesn't excite me...

(16 Jun 2015, 12:50 pm)Davie wrote I don't actually know, it's just one of those places which doesn't excite me...

I could say that about Sunderland, Birtley (where I live), Bishop Auckland.... But I still go. 

What if you get a job offer in Durham? Would you not go because it doesn't excite you?

(16 Jun 2015, 1:56 pm)LeeCalder wrote I could say that about Sunderland, Birtley (where I live), Bishop Auckland.... But I still go. 

What if you get a job offer in Durham? Would you not go because it doesn't excite you?

It's a fair point, most places I go aren't exciting especially the likes of Bishop Auckland and I will still go all the time. I'm even going to be in Pickering for over an hour and a half in a few weeks time and there won't be much going on (bus wise) especially as it's a Sunday.

I think you should try and get Davie to stay in Durham as long as possible to try and get him to change his mind about Durham.

(16 Jun 2015, 12:50 pm)Davie wrote I don't actually know, it's just one of those places which doesn't excite me...

To be brutally honest and I dont actually know why, but Wrekenton doesnt excite me at all whatsoever.

Durham on the other hand is a Beautiful City with amazing Architecture and Spots/Backdrops which make for some fantastic Photographs, no matter where you are standing providing you have a decent quality camera at your disposal.

(16 Jun 2015, 2:22 pm)Malarkey wrote To be brutally honest and I dont actually know why, but Wrekenton doesnt excite me at all whatsoever.

Durham on the other hand is a Beautiful City with amazing Architecture and Spots/Backdrops which make for some fantastic Photographs, no matter where you are standing providing you have a decent quality camera at your disposal.

I've only been through Wrekenton twice and it doesn't look exciting.

Quite right about Durham, there is some cracking spots for photos in and around Durham, especially if like me you know your way round. I do like to try different spots around Durham at times as there is some good scenery for photos and it also decreases the chances of people I know spotting me in Durham which often seems to happen. I'll be in Durham and Chester-le-Street early on Saturday morning getting photos of the GNE shuttles to the Emirates for the cricket.

(16 Jun 2015, 12:42 pm)Jimmi wrote Why do you dislike Durham so much? I just can't understand why you hate the place so much.

Its because he's scared of the river wear as swans have died in it it was the same excuse for not going to the Tyne Tees Run.

(16 Jun 2015, 2:57 pm)danpick wrote Its because he's scared of the river wear as swans have died in it it was the same excuse for not going to the Tyne Tees Run.

Better not tell him students have died after ending up in the Wear.

Just don't go near the river!

(16 Jun 2015, 2:57 pm)danpick wrote Its because he's scared of the river wear as swans have died in it it was the same excuse for not going to the Tyne Tees Run.

That was at Chester though - not Durham.
Or has he not been to Chester either?

(16 Jun 2015, 3:00 pm)Andreos1 wrote That was at Chester though - not Durham.
Or has he not been to Chester either?

He has been to Chester so I don't get why he'd go to Chester-le-Street but not Durham for that reason.

(16 Jun 2015, 2:57 pm)danpick wrote Its because he's scared of the river wear as swans have died in it it was the same excuse for not going to the Tyne Tees Run.

I hate the jobsworths at Nexus, but I still use Metro, use the ferry and interchange at interchanges.