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Maggie/915

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Everything posted by Maggie/915

  1. I personally am not offended Tonyp. The story is a lesson in History Evil exists everywhere. UKIP are a political party that we need to take seriously. Whatever our political views everyone has a right to a viewpoint.
  2. A motorbike circa 1902 it seems
  3. Maggie/915 replied to Tonyp's topic in Food & Cookery
    Does anyone do herrings rolled and cooked with part vinegar and water. Mackerel are also good cooked in this way.
  4. The picture looks a little like Oradour sur Glane Tonyp. A very sad story. Hopefully never repeated.
  5. Subjective viewpoints threegee, we must agree on that one.
  6. Aye names can be a problem HPW. Who could take offence?
  7. Bedlington is a great place to live. However you must accept we are a little biased. Check out the history and all other considerations by reading contributions on the Forum.. Good Luck with your decision Scorpio.
  8. Will check it out. Jmagic.
  9. Look up Ian de Montfort psychic comedian . Very good real name Tom Binns
  10. RIP Keith. Gone to soon.
  11. This thread could go on and on. No 'disappearing act' here. Good choice of name. On a serious note Bedlington needs a magical approach.
  12. HPW listen to the Ragpicker's Dream by Dire Straits. One track "Fare thee well Northumberland"
  13. Good thought foxy. No one can disagree.
  14. Thank you threegee. I must be more careful. Trouble is there is not a lot of spare time in my life.
  15. I seem to remember some sort of 'stamps' starting in the NE. Then maybe the idea catching on. The Coop 'Divi' maybe covered in the next History Society meeting. The cards were often given away with tea. Various subjects. Now selling framed at a price. Smoking then away we go. Who knows where any thread ends up.
  16. We need someone to post Queen singing . 'Its a kind of Magic' The Pub Landlord's favourite band.
  17. Maggie/915 replied to Symptoms's topic in Chat Central
    Aye Symptoms it is getting serious. How about 'Flu ' jabs for all. Prevention then maybe no need for other health treatment. Think how much money was spent in the past on our health ! Regardless of size.
  18. Actually it seems Sting's wife may have been involved with the film.
  19. Ah ! Good pictures willy j. Those memories are important. Just been to see a film called Still Alice. Early onset Dementia, very thought provoking.
  20. Fingers crossed Musicmusik that the problem is remedied soon. Imagine a town where we all shopped locally and enjoyed the experience. It could happen, maybe not in my lifetime.
  21. Maggie/915 replied to Tonyp's topic in Food & Cookery
    Wish we all lived closer Canny Lass.
  22. Sorry about the title . The 'N' is very close to the 'B'. A ruined village in Cyprus called Pano Kividies was replaced because it was thought to be slipping down the mountain. Forty years ago you could walk around the streets of the town. Now apart from the Church nothing exists. 'What's the life of man It's no more than a leaf Life has it's seasons so why should there be grief. God or no God who knows. Ubi Sunt. Often people with no belief can become religious near the end of their lives. Often coincidence or simple incidents can convince people that there is something beyond. Robbie Robertson from The Band sings to a dead band member:- ' If your out there lay a flower in the snow'
  23. Welcome to the site. Obviously it is 'Magic' to catch up.

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