Vicky

Vicky is still alive!? 
 
This is COD's way of telling you to start playing BF4 

Banned!
 

 
im a true computer idiot, no help except comedic relief

Just got back from a screening of the movie, was a pretty entertaining flick.  Definitely the best one of the series that I've seen.
 

 
There was a car show outside before the movie, the normal Lambo's Ferraris etc but this one caught my eye:
 

 

 

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

 
 
As i'm at university this year we had to have a budget christmas tree with multiple uses! quite proud of it myself! hahaha   

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

 
By third year it will be five times the size and all empties, drinking helps with the stress

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

As I'm now a uni student I thought this was most appropriate for our flat! Hahah

Well this one has been stirring in my head for a while, and its time to get this going, this is the official FUCK YOU Boom Boom thread, we all say it, we all know it, so say it loud, say it proud, FUCK YOU BOOM BOOM. Lets get this one longer than the reigning champ the FU Llama thread!
 
FUCK
YOU
BOOM
BOOM

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vl6CGlBVpCA
 
Found this online, I am defo not brave even watching this scares me!
 
Mckamey Manor in San Diego is a intense haunted house, all entrants must be over 18 and sign a waiver and be in excellent physical condition before they enter! The tour of the haunted house can last 4+ hours! and they can even gag you and put bags over your head! anything that's not illegal. It's free too, whose brave?!

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vl6CGlBVpCA
 
Found this online, I am defo not brave even watching this scares me!
 
Mckamey Manor in San Diego is a intense haunted house, all entrants must be over 18 and sign a waiver and be in excellent physical condition before they enter! The tour of the haunted house can last 4+ hours! and they can even gag you and put bags over your head! anything that's not illegal. It's free too, whose brave?!

oh thankyou nisty!x

Dear Colonial Septics or, more specifically, Hxtr,
 
(Note the use of the brotherly tongue known as Cockney Rhyming Slang - "septic tank" = yank.)
 
The behaviour of the circus of clowns whom we also know as politicians renders the term
"political correctness" an oxymoron as we have yet to witness any politican being correct
in any way, shape or form.
 
Sovereignty is an issue you correctly identify as being a hot potato for the morons who hold power.
The majority of our laws are no longer instituted by our sovereign parliament but by an unelected
quorum of foreign bureaucrats in Brussels known as the European Commission.  Amongst the
recent pressing matters they have considered are a limit on the power of our vacuum cleaners
and the maximum wattage of hairdryers.  They clearly recognise that if Europe sucks too much it
will fail!  Unimpressed by the UK's implementation of a directive about diesel fuel for boats, they are
now taking the UK to court.  If they're successful, I shall have to pay full duty on diesel I use to generate
electricity rather than to propel the boat.  Many of us want to withdraw from the EU.  I became so angry
about this undemocratic foreign interference in our affairs that I joined the UK Independence Party and I
urge all adult Britons to do the same before our country is swallowed up into a United States of Europe
in which our voice will count for little.
 
We are a country of 62m people.  Last year, an extra 250,000 migrants entered and, as an EU member
state, the UK is powerless to control immigration from any other EU state.
 
We cannot house our own people so why should we house foreigners?!
 
The establishment elite running this country have failed - their time is over.  We have the opportunity
to mend what is broken coming next year and we must seize this chance.  Vote UKIP!
 
(Goodbye to this thread as it disappears to the unseen recess...)
 

My Grandfather served in the British army during the First World War,
He was gassed, but survived the Somme massacre.
After he came out of the army, He went to work down the mines and
ended up getting crippled in an accident, which left him unable to work
for the rest of his life.
During the great influenza epidemic of the 1930s his wife (my Grandmother)
died (age 34) leaving him with 8 kids to bring up, on a pit pension of £1-7s-11d
in old money (£1-40p / or approx. $3 dollars todays money) a week.
 
When WW2 broke out his eldest son my uncle William was one of the soldiers
in the B.E.F who were eventually rescued from the Dunkirk beaches.
 
After a spot of survivors leave he went back to war and fought in the western desert
with the 8th army (desert rats) with General Montgomery.
 
He was Killed in 1942.
His name is on the El Alamein memorial as he has no known grave.
 
My uncle was one of those who....
 
"Gave their tomorrows so we could have our todays"
 
R.I.P uncle Bill.

Visited Ypres and surrounding areas a few years ago, so emotional definitely pulls on the heart strings. RIP

Visited Ypres and surrounding areas a few years ago, so emotional definitely pulls on the heart strings. RIP

Visited Ypres and surrounding areas a few years ago, so emotional definitely pulls on the heart strings. RIP

Visited Ypres and surrounding areas a few years ago, so emotional definitely pulls on the heart strings. RIP

Fuck all the butchering Generals sending men over the top to be massacred day after day while they stayed safe miles from the front. When i was first married i lived next door to an old couple, Charlie the old gentleman was a stretcher bearer in the trenches, he had to go out when ceasefire permitted and look for the dead bodies of our soldiers, the things he saw traumatized him for life.

The centenary of the outbreak of the First World War is being marked at the Tower of London
in a visually stunning way with 888,246 ceramic poppies planted in the fortress's moat - one for
each of the British and colonial casualties of that conflict.
 
http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/03/tower-of-london-marks-wwi-centenary-with-dramatic-art-installation-4819866
 
HRH Prince Harry is visiting our town tomorrow for the dedication of the Step Short Arch as Folkestone
was the primary embarkation point for troops going to fight in Belgium.
 
http://www.stepshort.co.uk/
 
We have a permanent reminder of the sacrifice of Canadian troops nearby, at Shorncliffe Garrison, where there
is a cemetery full of brave Canucks' graves.
 
http://www.canadiangreatwarproject.com/memorials/shorncliffe.asp
 
(The annual ceremony still takes place and local schoolchildren place flowers on each grave.)
 
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM