Funny guy.
-- DB --
Funny guy.
-- DB --
Actually, it's f**ckin' Brizzle, err, y'wrurt? Innit? Eh?
:-)
Rob Swindells
4th in Goldline Bearing FFord Championship (12 Points);
8 points behined Championship Leader (as of round 3 of 6)
You forgot to mention that population was on the low side, as all the
criminals, low-lives, scum, and other generally undesirables, were sent over
to Australia last century......
SteveG
> > >2) WTF is UI??
> > User Interface. Might apply for that one myself ... I have a few
> > questions for our resident brits:
> > Where is Bristol exactly? What's it like there? How's the standard of
> > living compared to other areas of the UK? What's the weather like?
> > And most importantly are they civilized, that is to say, do they have
> > high-speed internet connections there? ;-)
> > Joe McGinn
> > ==========================================
> > Staff Writer for the Sports *** Network
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***.com/
> > ==========================================
Mark
>You forgot to mention that population was on the low side, as all the
>criminals, low-lives, scum, and other generally undesirables, were sent over
>to Australia last century......
>SteveG
{ Joe_Blow }
> You forgot to mention that population was on the low side, as all the
> criminals, low-lives, scum, and other generally undesirables, were sent
over
> to Australia last century......
> SteveG
> > Bristol, or "Bristol Cities", as the Poms call it, is one of the most
> > civilised of British centres of so-called civilisation. They actually
> speak
> > a dialect that is identifiable by other English-speaking nationalities.
> > The weather is excellent......for Britain. It only rains 5 out of the 7
> > days of the week and on the other two days the sun occasionally appears
> from
> > behind the clouds.
> > Standard of living is on a par with Bangladesh..........or Liverpool.
> > Cost of living is low.........at the local markets the exchange rate for
a
> > goat is still two suckling pigs or three daughters......take your pick.
> > > >2) WTF is UI??
> > > User Interface. Might apply for that one myself ... I have a few
> > > questions for our resident brits:
> > > Where is Bristol exactly? What's it like there? How's the standard of
> > > living compared to other areas of the UK? What's the weather like?
> > > And most importantly are they civilized, that is to say, do they have
> > > high-speed internet connections there? ;-)
> > > Joe McGinn
> > > ==========================================
> > > Staff Writer for the Sports *** Network
> > > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***.com/
> > > ==========================================
Please note, he means proper football, ie Soccer! :)
KQ
No, we call it Bristol. Do you know any 'Poms', ozzie?
Sos for living (I'm not from Bristol ;-)
Well, I'm not going to stick up for the Great British weather, but, its not
that bad in summer, but its probably worse in winter :) Remember, all parts
of the world have different weather.
<cough cough...***er...cough cough>
goat is still two suckling pigs or three daughters......take your pick.
Really? Do you have proof.
Now, you seem to have stereotyped the UK with the 1700's, so now I'll
stereotype you, who seem to be Australian, or at least, living in Oz.
Suprise Suprise, your name is Bruce! :))
Bonza. Lets put another shrimp on the Baarbi, could just do with some
tucker.
Yes, I have been to Australia, and yes, one of my best mates is Australian,
and yes, I would like to live in Australia.
:)
HAHAHAHAHAHA! This is the U.K. - British Telecom. Take a look at their
profits per second and you'll see how much money they take us for.
OTOH they've just been forced to join the 90's and start rolling out
high bandwidth services (and allowing others to do so) so expect
things to get better pretty quickly.
Cheers!
John
Ouch....
Until the cricket team the rest sounded like Edinburgh - huge poll
tax, good nightlife and restaurants and two ***footie teams. We're
quite a bit further from Silverstone than 2hrs but we do have Sean
Connery rather than Baldrick :-)
With a name like that I should hope so - where are the sods though, or
are they what's being chipped?
Cheers!
John
>No, we call it Bristol. Do you know any 'Poms', ozzie?
Dave Ewing (an American possessing too much arcane knowledge)
Joe McGinn
==========================================
Staff Writer for the Sports *** Network
http://www.racesimcentral.net/***.com/
==========================================
>>Where is Bristol exactly? What's it like there? How's the standard of
>>living compared to other areas of the UK? What's the weather like?
>It's near the bit where the south part of Wales joins England - it's a
>very nice place, good university, nice atmosphere and lifestyle.
>Weather is "pot luck", much like the rest of the U.K. :-)
>>And most importantly are they civilized, that is to say, do they have
>>high-speed internet connections there? ;-)
>HAHAHAHAHAHA! This is the U.K. - British Telecom. Take a look at their
>profits per second and you'll see how much money they take us for.
>OTOH they've just been forced to join the 90's and start rolling out
>high bandwidth services (and allowing others to do so) so expect
>things to get better pretty quickly.
>Cheers!
>John
The Americas......??
I thought we were talking about Bristol, not Ireland...??
We got rid of most of our Paddy's with the ol "potato famine" trick......
Shame it was not 100% effective.... <g>
SteveG
> > Bruce
> > You forgot to mention that population was on the low side, as all the
> > criminals, low-lives, scum, and other generally undesirables, were sent
> over
> > to Australia last century......
> > SteveG
> > > Bristol, or "Bristol Cities", as the Poms call it, is one of the most
> > > civilised of British centres of so-called civilisation. They actually
> > speak
> > > a dialect that is identifiable by other English-speaking
nationalities.
> > > The weather is excellent......for Britain. It only rains 5 out of the
7
> > > days of the week and on the other two days the sun occasionally
appears
> > from
> > > behind the clouds.
> > > Standard of living is on a par with Bangladesh..........or Liverpool.
> > > Cost of living is low.........at the local markets the exchange rate
for
> a
> > > goat is still two suckling pigs or three daughters......take your
pick.
> > > > >2) WTF is UI??
> > > > User Interface. Might apply for that one myself ... I have a few
> > > > questions for our resident brits:
> > > > Where is Bristol exactly? What's it like there? How's the standard
of
> > > > living compared to other areas of the UK? What's the weather like?
> > > > And most importantly are they civilized, that is to say, do they
have
> > > > high-speed internet connections there? ;-)
> > > > Joe McGinn
> > > > ==========================================
> > > > Staff Writer for the Sports *** Network
> > > > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***.com/
> > > > ==========================================
It's an extra tax you pay every year depending upon the size/value of
your house (even if you are renting etc). The government tried it in
Scotland a few years ago to see if it would work (an act illegal in
itself), had riots, people refusing to pay and massice unrest about
the whole thing, concluded it was a good idea and the other countries
got it too :-)
Cheers!
John