Finnatic wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 5:27 pm It was a necessity Cussie, the springs had gone on my side of the sofa and I was sitting in a hole, oddly the other side used to be mine but it seemed to change over the last couple of years

That’s very strange

mentalcase wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 1:07 pm Serves you right fr posting beautiful pictures of the northern coastline

I’ll PM you some, think I’ve got another few hundred somewhere.

You are always complaining about something :) :) The flights to and from Leeds/Bradford have always been poor, either time of flights or worse delays. I have given up flying there and now fly to Manchester and take the train to Leeds. But as you have said before its a costly experience whatever way ...

Flaming Friday night games, early set off to avoid the Friday night rush hour 🤬🤬🤬 Try setting off at 4.30am to catch the 1st Aer Lingus flight which is then delayed 3 hours then hang around most of Sunday for your return flight which is delayed 1 hr and then Greasyjet decide to measure every single ...

I was being a bit sarcastic due to all the nice things people are doing atm. 😁 I’m sitting on a plastic box waiting while I type this. But in response to the sofa and chair we bought it from Room (they have shops in Whitby, Keighley and Skipton or Harrogate, not sure which) Stick to the plastic box ...

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2024 10:14 am Apologies Cussie, my editing skills went to pot.

Rory's best album too!

I’d agree with you there, my mate who’s a guitarist got me into him years ago, seen him live a couple of times in Belfast in the early 80’s.

Ramazani for me, cool head & lovely finish.

ALBUM OF 1973 (PART III) VOTE NOW Those who have voted in blue 09 Al Green - Call Me - Lorimer 07 Bruce Springsteen - The Wild the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle - Cussie 06 John Lennon - Mind Games - Lorimer 05 Marvin Gaye - Lets Get It On - 64 05 Little Feat - Dixie Chicken - John 03 James ...

Blimey mate, you've mentioned mental health issues, I didn't realise yours were so severe. A lot of men suffer in silence about their mental health. Apparently suicide is the biggest killer of people under the age of 35 & the biggest killer of men under 50. Those are scary statistics so if Sara ...

hector wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 4:55 pm FTFY mate

lufc1304 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 4:15 pm Great pics, Cussie. I'm biased, but we do live in a beautiful part of the world!

The rest are just jealous mate , God’s own country.

mentalcase wrote: ↑Mon Oct 14, 2024 3:17 pm Great photo of MT , also on a clear day , normally you have to get right up to it.

I worked on it years ago when it was getting restored, lovely old building both inside & out, not a bad view from it either.

The railway tunnel at Downhill looking back towards Castlerock, Portstewart & Portrush

Mussenden Temple looking over Downhill beach & Donegal in the background

To answer the first question re 1973... when you look at that list there are an amazing number of classic albums there, includung the first album I ever bought... Elton John, Dont shoot me I'm only the piano player. Closing Time by Tom Waits is an absolute gem then we have the Stones, Zeppelin and ...

Sympathy to you and all your family & friends Heidi. RIP Captain

Thanks! I have 3 others on the go. A Chocolate Stout, a Guava Pale Ale and a Bitter. I also have 5 kits ready for my next batches (some new ones inc. a Cervesa and a Porter which I've never done before)... Making my mouth water Victor, have you ever thought of bottling a few & selling them to local ...

1964white wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 6:31 pm Top players pampered & given an easy ride, mate.

Is it any wonder some of us traditionalists are falling out with was once a beautiful game.

Even folk on here support the twats who run football.

Ouch !

whiteswan wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 5:15 pm Still can't log in on my tablet....

I’m on my IPad but was already signed in, maybe an issue if you’re logged out & trying to sign back in.