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[idahoblues]

You’ll need to ask him a bit more nicely than that Bill.

It'll get him a first date

 

[Bill Walker]

It'll get him a first date

Is drone still around

 

[Marklr]

The gas that comes out of your cooker (not the electric ones) is odourless. They add a smell at the works ....so you can smell it if there's a leak.

 

[Stephen Ireland's pants]

I've been on eggheads. It's a TV Quiz show

They said interesting not repetitive. I think you have been fishing for me for a while. I've took the bait today as a reward for the hard work ÷/

 

[idahoblues]

Is drone still around

Not sure but I know he's still a ****

 

[JRockBlues]

The same author who wrote The Man Who Fell to Earth also wrote The Queen's Gambit & The Hustler & The Colour of Money.

 

[Marklr]

Lowry wasn't from Salford and never actually lived here.

 

[Donmcfc]

Lowry wasn't from Salford and never actually lived here.

Lowry lived on Station Road in Pendlebury.

 

[Marklr]

Lowry lived on Station Road in Pendlebury.

Which is in Swinton/Pendlebury. That wasn't in Salford back then.

 

[Jamshopbridge]

At 9.00pm GMT last night I watched my Granddaughter, who is in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada play football for her University team Acadia Uni nicknamed the Axe Women!! She scored a goal in the first five minutes but unfortunately they had some 'technical difficulties' so I didn't see it but I saw most of the rest of the game.

Technology is wonderful sometimes. She's playing again on Sunday. Same time same channel. :-)

Plus another thing (could be interesting or not) I was talking to a cousin of mine over here a couple of weeks ago about the fact that I used to play football with the lads and we got into a discussion about the fact that sometimes we called it Football and sometimes Soccer when we were kids.

This might be interesting....Manchester has a link to Halifax Nova Scotia. In 1939 during the build up to WW2, 100 volunteers from Halifax Nova Scotia enlisted in the Manchester Regiment to fight for King and Country. These brave young men are known as the Halifax Hundred, there's a commemorative plaque in Ashton-under-Lyne to remember them.