We're sending a couple of planes in but no plans for ground forces yet...hmmm,i wonder how long it is before Bamako see our army on the ground

It's not. It's fucking hot, it's fucking rough & it's full of North Africans who only speak French.

 

sounds like Marseille then

 

that was rough in '98

 

 

sounds like Marseille then

 

that was rough in '98

 

Too right, it was.

Too right, it was.

 

My everlasting memory of that match v Tunisia was when it kicked off on the beach,..........thousands brawling,....tear gas everywhere and that loon of an England fan dressed as a Hari Krishna emerging from the middle of their masses amidst all the smoke..........,merrily banging on his drum.

Absolutely surreal moment in life.

Going through the Northern Quarters afterwards though was enough to lift Bruce's toupee

Stuck in my mind from years ago, that Michael Palin thing - the camel train carrying big slabs of salt across The Sahara.

 

It also seems they're using this route to transport other 'white goods' these days - it makes perfect sense if you look at your old school atlas.

 

http://www.economist.com/node/21563340

Stuck in my mind from years ago, that Michael Palin thing - the camel train carrying big slabs of salt across The Sahara.

 

It also seems they're using this route to transport other 'white goods' these days - it makes perfect sense if you look at your old school atlas.

 

http://www.economist.com/node/21563340

 

aye,the camel train,pretty sure it's the one where he got the natives saying 'bottoms up'' when raising a glass.

Mr Marlboro/One Eye who masterminded the Algerian hostage bloodbath is a renonwed smuggler hence the nickname.

Getting very grim out there now,really going to escalate,wouldn't be surprised if the SAS are out there hunting the cunts down

They'll have their work cut out - said on the news today the plant in question is located almost as far from Algiers, as Algiers is from London. It really is the arse end of nowhere. Plus, haven't you seen 'Lawrence of Arabia'? You can see 'em coming from miles away.

They'll have their work cut out - said on the news today the plant in question is located almost as far from Algiers, as Algiers is from London. It really is the arse end of nowhere. Plus, haven't you seen 'Lawrence of Arabia'? You can see 'em coming from miles away.

 

aye,Algeria is a huge country,still,the bastards who escaped won't have too many hiding places. hope they snuff it in the desert

These Brits appear to all be Scotch. Why are we getting involved? Let Alex Salmon send in his special forces.