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I've just spat coffee over the quilt. Googled that to find they sell "the original, extreme and SOS versions.

It has so many possibilities

If memory serves he was one of two big money signings made by Ian Greaves in the summer of 1979 the other being full back Dave Clement from QPR. I think he was bought to replace Neil McNab and both players came with big reputations but unfortunately they didn't work out and after Greaves fell out with Frank Worthington it signalled the start of a 8 year decline.

I concede its a valid point, but it does not change my own opinion that for me he was one of the worse footballers I've witnessed in a Bolton shirt.

So it is, and one day both you and I will die from some affliction, disease, accident or incident. Should that void any opinion? or are you simply trying score points?

I think Ray Deakin was possibly the worst professional footballer I have ever seen in a white shirt. He signed for Burnley in 1985 where they nick named him "whoosh" for his ability to launch a football into stratosphere in an upward curvature that any golfer would die to emulate. At the end of his Burnley career he learned to drive coaches and became the club coach driver.

As predicted by yours truly....http://www.wanderersways.com/forum/topic/85859-donald-dead-cat-on-is-head-trump/page-10

Some of us used to refer to him as "puffing Billy" IMO he used to rat around midfield looking busy and achieving fuck all.

Fair enough, time to agree to disagree I think. I think you fall into a trap re the St. Georges flag. Its hated by the left as are crusaders which I find strange as they simply went to liberate a conquered country. I use it because I refuse to bow to the PC crowd who claim its racist. Anyhow its Emily Thornberry, labours shadow foreign secretary who in the run up to a bye election took a picture of a house with St. Georges flags and a white van outside then posted a sneering comment on twitter. She subsequently stood down from Millibands shadow cabinet after he condemned her. Corbyn reinstated her as no doubt he agrees with her views.

It maybe my memory but news and other presenters used to wear them in the 60's as 70's. A few cranks Facebook is no measure of something being hijacked. The problem as I see it is people of the liberal left creating a problem where previously there was none. Take my avatar for example. You seem from your offhand jibe on the last page to see it as provocative. To me we should be proud of our flag. FFS every other country is proud of theirs.Yet many on the left over the past 30 years have denigrated it and deliberately viewed it racist. Remember Thornberry's tweet? Sorry, but to me people of a leftist persuasion seem to hate people taking pride in ones country. They also dislike traditions and seek label them with the R word at the drop of a hat.

Meanwhile as an aside the only Baseball team with a "proper" stadium has won the title (I refuse to use the term world series) after over 100 years in the wilderness. I hope Trump wins. Maggie is correct in his view that the mop head will fail in office.

Can you give some examples? All I ever see is a number of ordinary every day people buying them and wearing them around this time of year. The money goes to look after many veterans old and new. In addition some of those same folk turn up at services on remembrance Sunday or on or around the 11th November.

I used to fancy one of his many daughters. He used to be special constable as well. I seem to recall that he sold up and left for the Isle of Man after he was embarrassingly caught selling knocked off meat in his supermarket butchers department.

I have bought poppies for over 50 years mostly off old vets or old ladies selling them in town centres. I simply cannot see how this is nationalistic? However, both you and Crawley seem to have the socialist student union mentality that sees offence or fascism in any British tradition.

In the 1960's my dad was mates with wrestler called Billy Howes who used to own a small supermarket on Tong road in Little lever near Bradley Fold. He used to go and watch him wrestle in Bolton and apparently the prize monies would often be supplemented by white goods such as washing machines and fridges. Bizarre how shit information like that stays in the head.

And?

Jesus wept!

'Bloody your hands on a cactus tree Wipe it on your dress and send it to me' Pixies - Cactus

Each verse sung in less than 3 seconds. Scum Napalm Death In your mind Nothing but fear You can't face life Or believe death's near A vision of life On television screens An existence created From empty dreams Hide behind T.V. Hide behind life You should be living But you only survive Life holds nothing But pain and death Don't look for love There is none left

Donald ahead in the polls by one point this morning.

Did Ragnar Lothbrok and Bjorn Ironside survive?

Decent performance by Citeh.

Was the film of 2015 for me, mind you I really enjoyed the book and like my space adventures minus blue headed aliens or teddy bears.

I never had to shave, todays advice says it is proven that shaving actually increases the chances of infection due to the minute cuts. I do however maintain a regulation 3mm. The wife stipulates that this is the optimum length for her pleasure.

Thats just about how the consultant described it. However, there is a " non-scalpel" procedure which basically does the same thing but with no incisions that need stitching. Both can be done with either local or general anaesthetic but I'm sort of glad my surgeon preferred the latter.