We`ve had very little rain on the East coast.What we have had had quickly dried up.Makes a difference from when we had the floods a couple of years ago.
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We`ve had very little rain on the East coast.What we have had had quickly dried up.Makes a difference from when we had the floods a couple of years ago.
Ok.... So all you'll take is a band that split up 40 years ago? really? what language are you writing in? Oh, that's right, it's english...
That is all.
You are quoting the official view here. However, the correct and true version of events is completely different.
He may have indeed stayed on board Invincible, however the salient point is "to serve as a Sea King helicopter co-pilot". He may have offered his services, but whether he actually flew in the Sea King helicopter during live operations is open to huge doubt.
Not really.Interestingly enough in WW1 the Prince of Wales was denied active service.He was told - we don't mind you getting killed because there are other heirs to the throne.But we can't risk you getting captured.
The same arguments would apply today.It's pretty certain that Andrew did in fact fly active missions and was certainly involved in rescue operations.But the thought of the Taliban capturing Prince Harry doesn't bear thinking about.Not from his point of view but the value to the Taliban and the political fall out.
^^ Yes
I've never understood what this "relationship" is supposed to be about?
As far as I'm aware there has never been anything formally written down as to the exact format of this "relationship".
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It's good to be the king...
OK, I'll apologise for the Beckhams - no country should endure them both...
But hey, we've had to suffer bloody Hannah Montana and High School Musical...
Oh, add to the list seriously unfunny "spoof" movies like Dance Flick, Superhero Movie & Meet The Spartans, and crap Hollywood remakes which make you want to gargle razorblades...
Oh don't be like that..
I promise to call more.. maybe send some chocolates and flowers.
BTW- I'm not keen on you having the Beatles over there.. last time you had one, he came back in a coffin :hatsoff:
Unfortunately not, only about half of them. The others cost about £15 (about $22 I think) so it's a good deal, but not a great one.
And for some reason we don't get the "Superstars" show either. But we get Raw live, and I believe we get Smackdown even before it's shown in the U.S. :wave2:
Dude, the spice girl were awesome
Yo, Ill tell you what I want, what I really really want,
So tell me what you want, what you really really want,
Ill tell you what I want, what I really really want,
So tell me what you want, what you really really want,
I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna, I wanna really
Really really wanna zigazig ha.
Surely you jest?
I think he meant 'Awfulandthensome' :hatsoff:
I've seen at least two television programs over here where a person in Britain buys a car that has been created by welding two cars together. The term they use for the car is a "cut and shut". One of them was crashed at a somewhat slow speed and completely came apart. Is this kind of scam common? Has anyone ever bought one or know someone who has? Is it even illegal?
Not anymore since, in 2006, we finally paid you back all the money you lent us (at a very competitive rate I might add) during WW2!
I wouldn't say that it's common, but it does happen, highly illegal but there are a few dodgy mechanics about that do it.
Don't know anyone that has been caught out but seeing as the most likely way you'll find out is by being in a crash, I hope that I never know anyone in that situation.
