A 1904 Challenge

Keeping loosely within the board rules, how quickly can we bump this thread to 1904 posts?

It's not really for the protest, it's pretty much just nonsense, but it would push us over the 400,000 replies mark.

Thanks to you noisy lot, we're the second most active board on the network, only Newcastle are busier, but we've had less chairman issues than them.

What about ideas for daft message board games? Or your favourite gravy?????

 

Here's some nonsense...did you know, if you click "Community" and then "Spy" up there ^^^ you can watch every post as it comes in or gets edited?

 

Could this be a 1904 Overture?

Thought the 1812 one was good.

 

What about, if football clubs were films or plays, what genre would they fall into?

Newcastle would be a fly on the wall documentary.

We'd be local boy makes good.

Arsenal would be subtitled for English viewers.

 

Hull City were formed in June 1904, the same month that a fire on a steamboat in New York killed over 1,000 people.

 

It was the year the first New York subway opened too. There's got to be a connection.

 

I don't think Oprah Winfrey is a HULL CITY AFC supporter

 

Too many letters you can colour in.

I know the Harpo backwards thing's a myth, but isn't her name a typo?

 

Hull City AFC. 398,106 Network posts.

Who will make the 400,000? Will it be on THIS thread?

 

We should have a little do when whoever does it. Maybe a little jackpot, we all put 50p in to a PayPal account, winner takes all.

 

Shouldn't that read immigrant boy does good then pisses everyone off with his ignorance.

 

1904, the number of plastic scousers with a 'home' ticket on first December

 

400,000? Wouldn't that be approx. the population of the 'Greater Hull' area?

 

Nah, I was referring to the club itself.


Barnsley would be Kes.

 

Brady and Darby are two City players whose surnames are anagrams of each other. Can anyone come up with any other similar pairings?

 

Daniel and Daniel.

Davison and Davison

Davidson and Davidson.

The longest one has to be Stuart Elliott, which is an anagram of Stuart Elliott.

 

Does Dallas have an 'un'grassy knoll, if not why don't they just call the other one a knoll?

 

Brown, Brown, Brown and Brown in that case.

 

Brown, Brown, Kuipers and Brown...Status Quo song lyric or solicitors?

 

Cousin's relative...