Adam Hogg

The all fought in wars/battles or lead forces into battle?

All serviced in the army?

A Teacher calls eight year old Johnny's mum to come and see her at school to talk about her son's behaviour. "I'm afraid your son has been caught playing Doctors and Nurses with one of the Girls here," The Teacher says. "Let's not be too harsh on him," Johnny's mum says. "He Bound to be curious about sex at that age." Johnny's mum says. "Curious about sex?!" Replies the Teacher. "He's taken her bloody appendix out!"

All British?

Hi, Maggie, welcome to the site. It was Bill Marley who was a teacher at Cleeswell Hill I believe. I know he was at the Grammer School.

Yes he was just retired as well.

Says it all does it not?

This Warning has been issued by West Yorkshire Police Vice Squad: "Clubbers in the North of England have taken to injecting ecstasy directly into their mouths using dental syringes. This practice is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. If you are approached by a Yorkshireman offering you "E-by-gum," immediately report them to the Police.

They all played American Commanders/Generals?

Another one bites the dust:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21021073

Adam,

You need to take a look that these........your old man's on one of the shots!

He is in two of them Malcolm and also has Two of him at Ashington Colliery on Flickr.

Are they not in the public sector so their pay should be caped at a 1% increase?

Happy Birthday Canny Lass, hope you have a good one.

A man flying in a hot air ballon realises he is lost. He reduces his altitude, spots a man in the field down below and shouts, "Excuse me, can you tell me where I am?" The bloke replies, "Yes, you're in a hot air balloon, about 30 foot above this field." "You must be a engineer," says the balloonist. "How did you know?" says the man. "Everything you told me is technically correct, but it's of no use to anyone!" says the balloonist. The man below says, "Well, you must be in management." "I am, but how did you know?" says the balloonist. "You don't know where you are, or where you're going, but you expect me to be able to hel;p. You're in the same position you were before we met, but now it's my fault!" says the engineer.

Don't tell me............your Dick the Lone Ranger!

Does he not sit on the County Council? As they are highway men.

Just booked (and paid for....thanks Dad!) for some rail tickets for my daughter to come up for a visit. London to Newcastle mid day and mid week £16.85. I thought that is amazing value especially when the same journey could cost £185.00.

Now if it was that for of cost for a Puffing Billy..................

Would be cheaper if British Rail was still around Malcolm.

Nice one Keith, you should have been a tour guide operator. But you missed out the luxurious EMPTY flats known as White Elephant Combo that now stands where the Claggy mat once stood.

Are any of them Flats lived In Keith as there does not seem to be a lot/any cars parked in the car park, if so why not pull them down a build something everyone can use, like i don't know a Cinema.

Just watched The Bygone Belingtonshire DVD tonight, Great DVD . Keep up the good work hope to see more DVD's about Bedlington and the Shire as well as Video's on Youtube, Money well spent.

What do the members think of it ?

Great Video , i think i speak for everyone here that we would like to see more video's of Bedlington and the Shire.

Very True Merlin, however the prices they are not that bad for a steam rail journey from Newcastle along to Bedlington, up to Ashington and Cambois/North Blyth and then down to Whitby.

Anyone interested in seeing Bedlington from the Rails? Now your chance as a rail tour will be comming to Bedlington, however can't board at the station , have to board at newcastle more details here:

http://www.railwaytouring.net/uk-day-trips/wansbeck

Welcome Back Merlin, or Morlin as we al say round these parts.

i cant find any of thetitleslisted on my screen hello the lone ranger.

Well done lone ranger hopefully there will be no more problems for you.

i can remember the explotion at choppington colliery as a young lad i seen one ambulance leeve the colliery and one horse and cart with some one in it going to the hospital

The Ambulance at the Colliery may have been the one drivin by my Great Grandad he served as an ambulance driver during the First World War then became an Ambulance driver at the pits worked up to the 50/60's i think, will have seen a lot of horrible injuries during his time.

Clue...........its a ringer I put in!

Yep No3...........

Is is Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

Next Knighthood is for Symptoms then ?

It was a Hit and Run, the bloke drove about 100/200 yards and dumped the car in westmorland avenue and ran off, He was uninsured. Police know who he is.