as a point of fact by the minute i am ageing its true ,,,dont forget the little perforations ,perhaps they could be thin tea bags
if you can get 10k in the square without the police interfering i will be astounded , they even barrier the thing at times like this ,dont you think they monitor social media sites to give them the heads up ?
have you read the build up thread? i know more about the forthcoming weekend than i do about my mother
My wife, children and I have been sitting upstairs in our Somerset Levels home, totally cut off from the outside world, with the downstairs flooded for the last five weeks. Today the Red Cross pulled up outside in a boat. "Thank God!" I shouted. "Have you come to save us?" "No," they replied. "We're collecting donations for Syria
ticked a bomb with me that maybe it should have its own thread please log in to view this image hang the ****ers then i say
not a good idea to get me started tbh, i would soak the next demonstration in pigs blood me, from a great height
Me and Mrs Smug are keeping our fingers crossed for you mate Just to follow on from Sunderlandstu's Red Cross story. We were once looking after a friend's house in the French countryside around Christmas time. The gate bell went around 9pm one night ...... it was cold & dark and there was a match on the telly. I asked, through the intercom, who it was and it was the local fire brigade 'selling their Christmas calenders' which is a French euphemism for 'collecting money with menaces'. I thought 'well, they're a brave bunch and do a good job serving the community' so I trudged 100 yards down the gravel drive in the dark with 10 euros. When I got to the gate they were sat grinning in their big red fire engine with 'En Greve' written, in white paint, all down the side .............. 'On Strike!"
