JetSetWilly

thats a pity, every time i past, i couldn,t but help get out my iphone and open the piano application for a little tinkle.

thats a pity, from it opened in the mid-90,s every time i past i couldn,t help but sing "wo hing back to happiness op a oh yeah-e-ah".

in theory as there no more football on, any of the local joints with setanta should stick it on, failing that your best bet is one of the bars in peckham,nunhead or new cross. dublin/meath, kerry/cork this weekend, not to be missed.

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lenk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://i40.tinypic.com/vrsmpz.jpg > > Anyone have any idea what on earth the story was > with this one? no idea, but there wouldn,t be much trouble in poppin a cap in his ass.

is over, thank fuck

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, Atila he didn't, but people died so using it > as a jibe against United fans is a bit low. I > refuse to bite wit you now, it seems to me that > you just come on here to spoil the thread and be > abusive so why don't you keep your opinions to > yourself or actually give us something to discuss? no change there then, i was just wondering how long it would take.

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, Atila he didn't, but people died so using it > as a jibe against United fans is a bit low. I > refuse to bite wit you now, it seems to me that > you just come on here to spoil the thread and be > abusive so why don't you keep your opinions to > yourself or actually give us something to discuss? no change there then, i was just wondering how long it would take.

Santerme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember at the bottom of DKH there being a > small row of shops by the bus stop, one was called > Curtis's which was a confectionary/newsagent and > there was another I think called Redapples. > > On the opposite side there was a Co op and a > greengrocer I think!!! > > The bus stands were all metal contraptions > unenclosed which did not help much in the winter. i remember the ones on the st.francis road side, there was one run by an old black fella, which didn,t open until 10 or 11 pm, and only seemed to do a roaring trade in red stripe and various mind blowing substances. sorted me out on manys an occasion.

Santerme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember at the bottom of DKH there being a > small row of shops by the bus stop, one was called > Curtis's which was a confectionary/newsagent and > there was another I think called Redapples. > > On the opposite side there was a Co op and a > greengrocer I think!!! > > The bus stands were all metal contraptions > unenclosed which did not help much in the winter. i remember the ones on the st.francis road side, there was one run by an old black fella, which didn,t open until 10 or 11 pm, and only seemed to do a roaring trade in red stripe and various mind blowing substances. sorted me out on manys an occasion.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @#$%& me, this is so bloody pathetic. By the way > JetSetWilly, are you Spadetownboy? No

he shoots, he scores.

i,m with tiscali, bit slow from time to time, but at ?25pm, for b,band, line rental, and all calls, including international free, i can cope.

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh happy day, how good were Barca? By the way were > are all the Man Ure forumites? probably all stayed to the end, unlike another team i could mention.

It were full of gangsters but they only ever armed their own, little ruffians the lot of them, but they loved their mums. And you could always leave your front door open.

bon3yard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I dont think not having watched it need hinder > your judgement, just ask JetSetBilly-Bellend. > Although if you are at a loose end and fancy a > chortle fire up the I-player. Fancy a chortle,now you really are having a laugh.

oh, bbc3, sorry you knob.

jaybee82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where would I find this 'market' JSW? Want to get > down there before they sell out! > > 'I told her I wanted to howl at her moon' line + > three wolf moon shirt = what girl wouldn't be > interested? hmm let me think, most of them probably.

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i understand it was cancelled due to the death of > one of the production team. i understand it was cancelled because it was the usual over rated crap shown on bbc2, e4 et al.

what do you call an irishman hanging from the ceiling? sean d,olier. what do you call an irishman who opens out into your back garden? paddy o,doors. what do you call an irishman pointing a gun? eammon.

it looks like something you,d buy in a market, and not a good market at that.

i,d buy a lottery ticket, because you,ve more chance of getting the jackpot on that , than the celts have of winning the title. they blew it, time for strach to go, and get a new bod in to fire it up a bit.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree David and others but I did not realise the > real hardcore were also set free, I must admit. > > Reading about this Guy now, he seems as low as you > can get. tls, you want to get your hands on the book "the shankhill butchers" by martin dillon, it will give you all the gory details, literally. while there were some real psychopaths on both sides, these boys took it to a new level, and it made no difference what colour your cloth was, they were just as equally bad to their own side. may they rot in hell.

terrorists from both sides were released, from those convicted of minor offences to those inside for the more notorious acts of the troubles, it was a condition of the agreement. no matter how bad a taste it has left in the mouth, the greater good has to be taken into consideration and while yes there are convicted murderers walking the streets, some released after only serving a few years of their sentence, we,re no longer living in the black days of the 70,s, 80,s and 90,s, when these bastards were allowed to reap their harvest.

you,re all soooooooooo transparent.