Block 18

Should have been Fuller in my opinion

Why do women/girls wear this form of foot wear that is clearly so not good for their feet. At least 90% of wearers of this style boot seem to be walking as if they have poo'ed their pants due to the total lack of support they offer. Or is it just me getting old and needing something to moan about

Have to agree, I found him by accident whilst looking up the tab for hallelula, he has already passed on a few tips I'm gratefull for, thank you Mr Sandercoe

Maybe if they had put a bit more effort and worked harder in promoting their store they would have made a profit and not be out of work now. Was that a bit harsh? or am I being a realist?

After reading the thread about having a kip, and JFP's conversation with his pupil about being an inanimate object, got me thinking, what would the best thing be. There's always the likes of coming back as a girls bicycle saddle, but that depends on who owns the bike. Personally I would come back as a restaurant table, for the simple reason your guaranteed to get laid a couple of times a day what would you come back as?

Would that be a snow drift

Don't you think that the reason it's so cold is because it's the middle of fecking winter. :smt021

Going back a couple of years, my mate and I were sub contracting to British Gas, doing installs in Poole for the council. We were doing a new boiler in what is called a void (an unocupied house). the diffrence being this house was still furnished, carpeted and possessions all over the place. It transpired that about two months earlier the two sons had murdered their farther in the lounge. We were told that he was an alcoholic and had abused the boys, they in turn had turned to drink and drugs and had finally lost it and killed him. The worst part was going in the loft and seeing kids toys stored there, knowing that two innocent lives had been ruined and one life lost. To answer the question I could live in a house where a murder had taken place, but the house would have to be emptied od all the deceased's possesions first. Having said that I dont think I could live in a house that had been the scene of mass murder, like the Wests house.

Thats because he aint got one:p

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Rhys-Jones-Killer-Is-Attacked-In-Prison-Police-Confirm/Article/200901115197743 Dont you just feel for the poor hard done by lad

Link?

Center Parc's in Longleat is a good place but may be a bit pricey

Satans sperm ?

These may be of use to some of you, then again they may not, however consider it my Christmas present to you all Merry Crimbo http://www.vouchercodes.co.uk/printable-vouchers.html

My dad used to have three hives, nothing beter than fresh honeycomb, how ever the little bar stewards sting and it hurts worse than a wasp sting.

http://movies.sky.com/caine-reveals-italian-job-ending It's been nearly 40 years since The Italian Job's (literal) cliffhanger ending, with nobody truly knowing what Michael Caine's Charlie Croker had in mind when he announced that he 'had an idea' for saving the gold bullion teetering over the edge of a cliff. Now the legendary actor has finally revealed what that plan was... It appeared to be the perfect ending to the perfect heist movie. Driving up a mountain as they escaped the clutches of the Italian police, Croker and his gang came unstuck when the bus carrying the thieves and their gold got into difficulties, and ended hanging over a precipice. With the thieves at one end of the bus and the pile of gold at the other, there's little chance of Caine's merry men escaping with their bullion, if not their lives. And then, at the very moment Caine's conniving Charlie finally comes up with a plan, the credits roll and the movie ends. But now, 39 years after those scenes first left audiences wondering what could possibly have happened next, Sir Michael Caine has revealed there was a plan after all - and it would have led to a sequel. Only it ended up on the cutting room floor. “In the coach, I crawl up, switch on the engine and stay there for four hours until all the petrol runs out", Sir Michael explained. “The van then bounces back up so the gang can all get out, but then the gold goes over the cliff. “There are a load of Corsican Mafia at the bottom watching the whole thing through binoculars. They grab the gold, and then the sequel to the film was going to be us chasing after it." The legendary actor was speaking at the Royal Albert Hall, where he received an award for being the capital's 'favourite Londoner'. Jamie Oliver, Paul Merton, Joanna Lumley, Leona Lewis and Sir Alan Sugar were all among the shortlist for the award. “It is extraordinary and completely unique as I did not have to do anything to get it,” Sir Michael said. Watch The Italian Job on Sky Player now!

Also both codes of rugby yes I believe that there is a place for it in football, not for every little free kick but certainly those was it over the line or not incidents. Could also be used dubious on red card tackles.

dont buy it, it was a write off:p

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=R96j711uSIM Made me laugh:p

Its a bar in Plymouth first bar outside the dockyard gate, can't say as though it in the rough pub league though. Mind you it was 15 years ago I was last in there

But why does she keep landing on her face

Hate to say it but the Saints in Millbrook is a choice boozer

From the oficial site, looks painfull:D

Do the course, beats getting the points and keeps your license clean a bit longer. Must say the Hilton do a decent cup of coffee, and I agree it does make you think a bit about your speeds.

Particually the Taliban Trike:D