bobbyshinton

bell heed

When you see the ones from the Somme it beggars belief, very moving

I agree but mine reflects NUFC

My smiley footballl team. Two embarrased full backs. Two wooshed c/b's. A young winger. Two fueding centre mids. Scouse left wing. No idea forward and a johnny foreigner

you can't pick your own image

was it like err a graveyard

If I was a rock star my stage gear would be combat pants, flip flops and a vest. Radge rock eh what would you wear or do you fell others would wear? The G man all black ie Johny Cash with mirror shades Renton silk suit ala miami vice (original) Alex like someone out of the clash (joe strummer?) Cat, top lass n snoops like Bananarama

When I was a youngen I used to force myself to take a short cut through the local graveyard Used to scare mesell shitless at times. Also had mates whos bedrooms backed onto the graveyard, no way would I have wanted that. I know it is illogical but even today I feel the same I must point out I mean in the dark at night

It's been Simon and half uncle

A bloke had just been laid off from work, life was grim. He was standing on the railing of the Tyne bridge getting ready to jump off.# He happened to look down and see a little man with no arms dancing all around on the river bank below just by Tuxedo. He was ashamed and thought to himself, "Life isn't so bad after all," and got off the railing. He then walked down to the river bank to thank the little man for saving his life. "Thank you," he said. "I was going to jump off that bridge and kill myself, but when I saw you dancing even though you have no arms, I changed my mind." "Dancing? I'm not dancing!" the armless man replied bitterly... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "My arsehole itches, and I can't scratch it!" ...thats like the limbless lass one

set the dog on them

The G man eats fruit salad with 1/2 teaspoon of curry in it.

Had a few Lex. They supply road tax and servicing, you may have to pay for knackered tyres (based on tread left) Also supplied RAC support. Paid through the nose for it via income tax code

Very interesting stuff, but what do I do with it, read the reviews? or can I download the bootlegs, if so how

No shit, you're bitter

I'm a memebr of one, only use it for socialising, meals couple of drinks. If I do gamble it is on the roulette, 50p a go. Most I have lost about £25.00 most I have won about £30.00 so no big thing. Anyone been fleeced or broke the bank

Where do you live like, Travis Bickle? Have to admit when I lived in Bloomsbury, there was constant late-night siren noise. Maybe that was because it was near Euston Fire station, or King's Cross was just the other way. I think ambulances more than police though. I live in York near the city centre, so its all the emergency services going out to all the villages, Plus theyve got to attend to first year students who think they can drink theyre own body weight in absythinh or however its spelled i googled your spelling and it fell about laughing

we used to do penny for the guy ( a laaaaaaang time ago) best place was outside Simpsons doss hoose Waaaalsend. Pissed old gadgies giving you hand fulls of change.

hard currency for tabs

Sweets, even though I don't know him. He is going to knock on my door and ask for a treat. Fucking Hell Halloween, parents get a grip. They are pulling them out the bath, do not make it easy for the sick bastards

was her name bob

Should be only allowed to be used in organised displays and not sold privately. Fucking pests banging all night, scaring the fuck out of pets n old folks. causing injury. My favourite firework? Can't beat a good rocket. discuss

Class idea Do it quick! Friends? I've found it, PP's theory was correct

I posted me yesterdays on N-O I know you wish I did that every day here goes, Bloke walks in a pub and orders 10 double whiskies. barman puts them on the bar. the bloke downs the lot in about 20 seconds. The barman says "fuck me, you drank them quick" to which the bloke replies "so would you if you had what ive got". the barman says "why what have you got?" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the bloke says " about 12 pence!" ha ha

"We have also got to look at ourselves and may appoint a director of football to take some pressure off the manager and make sure we take advantage of modern technology Sir John Hall in the Ronnie today