Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 5:33 pm
Eric Liddel, well ok, I think Winston Churchill, but Eric Liddel, what a man.
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Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 8:10 pm
Prez, according to legend King Arthur and his knights are hidden beneath Alderly Edge. If Britain is ever in danger, there will be a giant clap of thunder and King Arthur and his knights will ride out and save Britain.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 8:16 pm
Topper
This leg end. Is that the one you're pulling!
Whoever heard of thunder having the clap.
Prez might just believe it though, he's funny that way.
This leg end. Is that the one you're pulling!
Whoever heard of thunder having the clap.
Prez might just believe it though, he's funny that way.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 9:17 pm
Anything could happen in Alderly Edge, and usually does. 
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 10:40 pm
Probably a load of betty swallox anyway. 
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 11:01 pm
Betty Swallox,
lovely girl she was, could fart the national anthem in 3 different keys whilst drinking a pint of scrumpy and smoking her pipe.
Where have all those good old Jennies gone?
lovely girl she was, could fart the national anthem in 3 different keys whilst drinking a pint of scrumpy and smoking her pipe.
Where have all those good old Jennies gone?
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 11:04 pm
Ran off with old Seymour Butts.
Posted: Tue 15 Apr, 2003 7:21 pm
Sgt Taffy. RAMC Para. only soldier that roamed Port Said while the battled for Suez was going on
Posted: Tue 15 Apr, 2003 11:15 pm
Thinking about it ive changed my mind
Has to be william wilberforce
The role of the royal navy in the abolition of slavery was an act to be immensly proud of
And would not have happened without him
Has to be william wilberforce
The role of the royal navy in the abolition of slavery was an act to be immensly proud of
And would not have happened without him
Shackleto
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 6:30 pm
Was Earnest Shackleton not from Ireland?
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 7:02 pm
Ernest Shackleton was, indeed, Irish. Born in a time when Ireland was part of the "British Isles" he certainly considered himself to be British.
William Wilberforce was as popular as a fart in a space ship, in the Andrew of his time.
See Parry hasn`t denied the "Newquay Heads" episode.
Silence speaks volumes, sometimes
William Wilberforce was as popular as a fart in a space ship, in the Andrew of his time.
See Parry hasn`t denied the "Newquay Heads" episode.
Silence speaks volumes, sometimes
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 7:33 pm
4th place The Duke of Wellington
3rd place Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson
2nd Place Sir Winston S Churchill
1st Place Queen Boudicca the Iceni Queen warrior, now she was some gal!
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 9:23 pm
To be honest, I think the question is impossible.
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 9:27 pm
The Unknown Warrior, who gave the most that he could, life itself.
Posted: Wed 16 Apr, 2003 9:28 pm
The question may be impossible, but what is the answer?
Hackedorft, it was your invitation to the heads that precipitated that unseemly brawl in the lobby. That old lady couldn't help tripping you up with her zimmer after you mooned her. Threatening to punch her lights out wasn't your brightest or bravest deed that night.
Bye dear heart!
Hackedorft, it was your invitation to the heads that precipitated that unseemly brawl in the lobby. That old lady couldn't help tripping you up with her zimmer after you mooned her. Threatening to punch her lights out wasn't your brightest or bravest deed that night.
Bye dear heart!