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Little hitlers.
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Btw, what's the FA's role in all this?
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Utter bilge, isn't it?This looks interesting http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b039086d Absolutely mental that the blokes been inside, in solitary, for seven years just for going in the nip.
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Film/moving picture show you most recently watched
Monkeys Fist replied to Jimbo's topic in General Chat
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That's a very specific dislike
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But would yo tap dat?
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No, my brother and I are looking into going this year.
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" *mutters* I never liked the hippy"
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(Posted this first in the Generic blather thread, but thought he deserved a thread) Ossie Ardiles is in hospital with serious head injuries on the Falklands following a car crash. His son and Ricky Villa were also in the vehicle. Here's hoping he's ok. http://news.sky.com/...er-in-car-crash
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Why do some Americans like eggs, whilst others don't??? Eh?
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Because they do?
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My GG Uncle did too, see my earlier post in this thread. (Don't tell anyone, but a great uncle , John Haggan, who married my grandfather's sister, played twice for the Unwashed. They got pasted both times . Good work Agent Haggan http://www.thestatcat.co.uk/webroot/Player.aspx?PlayerID=385
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Yeah, but never mind that ..... GAYS!!!!
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It seems several did. http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=15320
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I see, so what stumbling soup are you supping then?
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On the Erdinger, are we?
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West Ham 1 v FC Newcastle United 3 (FT)
Monkeys Fist replied to Park Life's topic in Newcastle Forum
I've been in touch with Google for you. It's working again -
I found some details about my Great Grand Uncle Henry who served and was killed on the first day of the Somme. He volunteered at Washington in September 1914 , joining the Border Regiment and saw his first action at Gallipoli in June 1915, surviving that he saw action at Suvla and had further training at Suez, before being shipped to France. The Regimental War Diary entry for 1st July 1916 is as follows, The bit in bold is the part that got me- the gaps in the wire were ranged by the German machine gunners the day before , and the brass were aware of it. Those poor buggers who made it through were then under orders to advance at a slow walk- running wasn't the done thing. Of 839 men from the Regiment , only 200 made it unscathed. All this took place in half an hour. Henry's body was never recovered and his name is on the memorial to the missing at Thiepval Dan Snow can fuck off