RobMc

Yes and you know more than most, this is a travesty.

Zagor you flachwichser get on the server in an hour and I'll remove your weapons with my flachzange du nasser sac

What and wiping it with paper is cleaner than washing it??? They had their own sponge issued, if you lost it you cut out your enemies tongue and substituted it for the sponge, thats where the expression arselicker came from.

Blimey I thought we had a nanny state, bring back prohibition eh?

NOTHING will save a pussy like you from death, don't whine, leave that to me, signed Betty. Don't worry Zagor I'm sure the Doggy will show you his weapon again.

On the same theme, this is utterly disgraceful who's the loser here? decent people unable to defend themselves thats who?? Another example of the 'safe' UK repeated with monotonous regularity https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/pensioner-arrested-after-man-dies-during-breakin-at-house-in-south-east-london-a3805251.html We urgently need to get a grip of this in our country and ignore the minority do gooder liberals who seem to rule us, more police would be a good starting point not giving our money to corrupt regimes and useless projects, try starting at home. Right last statement, I'm off to Kill Deejaykeg (thats easier) lol.

Best thing we ever fought for !

Baltimore was my first ever American visit, I found it very exciting, perhaps a bit too much but hey ho I was 16.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/london-murder-rate-beats-new-york-as-stabbings-surge-f59w0xqs0 I would go to New York (and have done many times) I feel quite safe, but I studiously avoid my own Capital which is almost a no go place after dark - how sad is that??

Forgive me as I have only left the house 3 times in 6 months and am retired, I don't know what day it is nevermind the date. But DJ after your 'helping hand' ho ho I'll get my revenge, well done all of you I bit.

At least the dyslexic people will survive an unclear bomb?

Happy birthday Toes

Just tried it Labob with Deejaykeg helping but no tank? It is Monday though?

hmmm? there used to be dedicated tank servers but all faded out I suspect no one minds them in the odd map but if in every map then I'm out, not for me.

Did it! - first bomb killed 2 sheep and a squirrel, second bomb caused £15 worth of damage, worrying as I've only got £10 in bank for repairs?

Completely agree Streetcleaner I too like the music not the show, were Megadeth good live?, I'll add Disturbed to the list I wish I'd seen. Trouble with prices is that now they are the norm with huge shows and huge stadiums to earn maximum bucks, the music is secondary and the crowds don't mind. By the way look out, recently here in the UK a deaf lady took a group to court, and won, because they had not provided a 'signer' (sign language) at the gig, world is barking mad.

Agree with Labob if they are drunk or stoned and unable to play you should get a refund, happened twice to me. I would love to have seen Chicago Deerejohn, the group I really regret not seeing live were Rammstein especially as I have no hair to singe lol.

I'm no good at moderation

Reading all the peoples comments on gigs they've been to leads me to an awful confession, I never really enjoyed many and the quality of the music in most cases was poor. Now let me explain, music is a very large part of my life, unlike most I kept my lp's (400+), and have about the same number of cd's played through an expensive sound system. Mainly rock, metal and electric blues ( I refuse to use the bloody fashionable word 'eclectic' oh f..k I did ) Some of the bands I have seen live (most before fame) are Jethro Tull (Houston and UK), Deep Purple (Montreal), Groundhogs (UK), Led Zeppelin, Free, Fleetwood Mac ( both versions), Saxon ( In a working mens club), and lots more including Ravi Shankar in Boston. Two years ago or so I went to see Killswitch Engage at a local university, boy did I get stared at, easily the oldest there. Now I appreciate the occasion etc. but considering the price of the tickets etc it is an expensive business, I always wanted to see Neil Young and had an opportunity recently but they wanted £150 for the privilege, no thanks for that I could buy most of his music. It was a turning point for me, I realised that for me music was a one to one thing, not part of a sweaty steaming mass, so no more gigs, just me and my hi fi. Does anyone else feel like me?, or do you think live bands are better? I went to one festival on the insistence of a friend and was completely unimpressed by the so called supergroups. Conversely I walked into a pub in Aberdeen and left 6 hours later after listening to the best electric blues guitar player I had ever heard, similar stories with folk music in Ireland. I think that paying huge prices to watch a group, probably with binoculars, in a venue with crap acoustics is very overrated and I won't do it anymore, but everyone to their own. Must have pressed this twice???

Reading all the peoples comments on gigs they've been to leads me to an awful confession, I never really enjoyed many and the quality of the music in most cases was poor. Now let me explain, music is a very large part of my life, unlike most I kept my lp's (400+), and have about the same number of cd's played through an expensive sound system. Mainly rock, metal and electric blues ( I refuse to use the bloody fashionable word 'eclectic' oh f..k I did ) Some of the bands I have seen live (most before fame) are Jethro Tull (Houston and UK), Deep Purple (Montreal), Groundhogs (UK), Led Zeppelin, Free, Fleetwood Mac ( both versions), Saxon ( In a working mens club), and lots more including Ravi Shankar in Boston. Two years ago or so I went to see Killswitch Engage at a local university, boy did I get stared at, easily the oldest there. Now I appreciate the occasion etc. but considering the price of the tickets etc it is an expensive business, I always wanted to see Neil Young and had an opportunity recently but they wanted £150 for the privilege, no thanks for that I could buy most of his music. It was a turning point for me, I realised that for me music was a one to one thing, not part of a sweaty steaming mass, so no more gigs, just me and my hi fi. Does anyone else feel like me?, or do you think live bands are better? I went to one festival on the insistence of a friend and was completely unimpressed by the so called supergroups. Conversely I walked into a pub in Aberdeen and left 6 hours later after listening to the best electric blues guitar player I had ever heard, similar stories with folk music in Ireland. I think that paying huge prices to watch a group, probably with binoculars, in a venue with crap acoustics is very overrated and I won't do it anymore, but everyone to their own.

Beers, no one else comes close in waw, for cod 4 two or three qualify

Ok, not having paid much attention to the Civil war (and American history in general) I've read a lot more and I am very surprised. This appears to be a case that history is written by the victors, and my preconceptions are in tatters. As an unbiased outsider I see an autocratic regime, outnumbering the opposition, using shocking tactics to civilians and post victory wiping out all in their path (native americans one example). I truly am shocked, this is not the good guys winning but political expediency and corruption at it's worst. No the wonder bitterness still remains, all sides have been sold out at all stages. Am I wrong in my conclusion, there appear to be no winners other than the rich men sponsoring the whole event. As in all wars the weasels live and the brave die, we never learn do we? I realise that people at the time need to do what they think correct, but this was a very complex war, bitterly contested and Gettysburg only one example. I still cannot fathom out the underlying cause (and I do not mean slavery), there must have been deep seated resentment, what was it? Money? jealousy? fear? or simply ambitions. Natural sympathies favour the underdog (south), but I find very little to see why the majority favoured the North, am I missing something in the mood of the day? Each book I read is biased, not unnaturally, one way or the other, dependant on the author, is there a good unbiased book that concentrates on facts? I am now fascinated by this as logic seems to have been thrown out of the window. Oh yes, sorry forgot to mention boobs and bums, otherwise most will ignore this

Don't worry I'll be back when I can, at the moment still can't sit for long and theres no way I'm letting Painkiller thrash me. By blubber i meant seal fat not crying, they eat funny things in the arctic.

You been eating blubber again?