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Very funny, PD.

Yes, the French language is not very rich. Did you know they have no word for baguette?

Most don't, although I've noticed "the UK" is at last being more commonly used. Many Americans talk eg about England going to war with Germany - as ignorant as us calling the USA California.

Probably. It's commonplace in SE Asia, but reports have increased dramatically in recent years because the vessels targetted have been getting larger and larger. An attempt was made a few months ago on a large passenger cruise ship.

The Top 21 are: 36,747 v Fulham 27/12/58 FL D2 35,000 v Chelsea 18/2/67 FA Cup R4 34,766 v Rochdale 3/5/72 FL D3 33,500 v Derby County 26/10/76 FLC R4 33,300 v Crystal Palace 24/2/76 FL D3 33,431 v Blackpool 29/4/78 FL D2 32,979 v Southampton 2/1/78 FL D2 32.647 v Tottenham Hotspur 15/4/78 FL D2...

Good move, Fazz - that'll really help patch things up between you. G'night!

Probably more to do with the time they spent lying in hot water than the cooking time. Veg is best cooked by steaming, preferably in a pressure cooker.

They didn't need one for Jimmy!

You'll be getting the anti-vegetarian fascists from the Sausage Rolls thread on here before long!

I think he's just gone off for some!

The argument was started by someone stating that vegetarians shouldn't eat food that looks like meat (what a ridiculous statement!) and by someone saying "f*** off, vegetarians".

Would this be the one that ended up smashed on the rocks at Beachy Head?

I think he kinda said "sorry" in his replies to me and M20Gull - in his own way! That was a great set of pictures though - brave men, women and no doubt children, facing certain execution if caught. And no hint of the malnourishment they were enduring, neither. Pity I couldn't understand the...

Isn't that Paxton Dazzo?

I had forgotten all about that game at the GG until you just reminded me of it. 18,000 for an U-23 game v. Norway - the only international I've ever been to! I was so proud to see Wardy getting a hat-trick (I think) wearing an England shirt. Will that ever happen again ??

Absolutely excellent - there are some top-notch posts on this thread.

What a wonderful post! 1st quoted para: I think this has something to do with the Goldstone factor; a quirky yet inviting ground, every Albion fan's home from home. I'm sure many of the players felt that way too. 2nd : Perhaps the part of your post I can most relate to! 3rd : I think those fans...

Do you mean you went to every home and away game from Saltash ?? Isn't that a 400 mile round trip just for home matches?

At least they're not speaking Kraut, which they could well have been doing if we hadn't stepped in in 1939. Let's remember that the Poles are our allies, and many of them fought and died as RAF pilots in the Battle of Britain.