The wandering thread...

[hhfarang]

I think Obama was born in Sunderland... I'm pretty sure I ran into him in a neighborhood pub there some years back.

[richard]

Well with so many celebrities from the north east of England it's got to be the Charlton brothers for UK presidency

[lindosfan1]

Jeremy Clarkson would win a lot of votes

[richard]

and the government?

Mr Plum as leader of the one party and Super Joe as leader of the other party Their parties would never do anything except stop them firing missiles at each other across the chamber so policies would never be implemented

Me? I'd be the court jester of course:laugh:

[Arcadian]

Bloody hell!

You know, and the whole 'yid' thing

SJ

A Spurs season ticket holder once told me that when they play ManU the Reds make the hissing noise, and as a laugh the Spurs fans hold their arms out and make airplane noises. Classy.

[BaaBaa.]

Bloody hell!

You know, and the whole 'yid' thing

SJ

A Spurs season ticket holder once told me that when they play ManU the Reds make the hissing noise, and as a laugh the Spurs fans hold their arms out and make airplane noises. Classy.

A few young scousers do the same and get shouted down for it, you police your own.

It doesn't stop the the mancs revelling in their 96 songs though.

[redzonerocker]

Drivers and cricket players are mere pawns. The name of the game is the backroom coaches and technicians

So you can be cross eyed, with one arm & a club foot, but as long as you have the best coaches & techs, you'll win a few F1 races & the ashes

[BaaBaa.]

Drivers and cricket players are mere pawns. The name of the game is the backroom coaches and technicians

So you can be cross eyed, with one arm & a club foot, but as long as you have the best coaches & techs, you'll win a few F1 races & the ashes

Well the Aussies have won a fair few Ashes, they must have good coaching staff.

[redzonerocker]

Well the Aussies have won a fair few Ashes, they must have good coaching staff.

& a few half decent players too

[Arcadian]

I think Obama was born in Sunderland... I'm pretty sure I ran into him in a neighborhood pub there some years back.

I read that Finbar O`Bama was born in Galway.

[STEVE G]

I think Obama was born in Sunderland... I'm pretty sure I ran into him in a neighborhood pub there some years back.

I read that Finbar O`Bama was born in Galway.

That explains something:

Hopes high that Obama will visit Galway in May
http://www.galwaynews.ie/18232-hopes-hi ... galway-may

[Arcadian]

Hopes high that Obama will visit Galway in May
http://www.galwaynews.ie/18232-hopes-hi ... galway-may[/quote]

Just like Reagan and Clinton did, searching for their Irish ancestry to secure the Irish/American vote perhaps.

[PeteC]

He can pick up a bank or two at a good price while there. Pete

[pharvey]

Hopes high that Obama will visit Galway in May
http://www.galwaynews.ie/18232-hopes-hi ... galway-may

Just like Reagan and Clinton did, searching for their Irish ancestry to secure the Irish/American vote perhaps.[/quote]

Not entirely sure he needs to. May well be (one of the most) unpopular, BUT is there someone more popular (or perhaps less despised) to replace the guy?

He can pick up a bank or two at a good price while there. Pete

Morning Pete....... late night or early morning?

[PeteC]

I'm always here around 3-4 Thai time. Early morning. late nights are over in this lifetime. Pete