Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)

Done, with pleasure.

Maggie, please excuse my humour but it's too late to change now :- They are best known for the song "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)".

So if it happens will there be a) new car parking area, a new round-a-bout and c) two sets of traffic lights to ensure commuters leaving the station have an equal opportunity to join Ravensworth Street. Over to the planning department for an update.

Is there a trained Bedlington terrier, in Bedlington? Dressed in a red suit one could look the xmas part and spark the Look North headline - Dogged Santa switched to Bedlington.

Really Maggie you should travel 500 miles, or more, to but their CD.Just took Wonky's advice and listened to a few youtube clips and I do enjoy large bands, of any type. Often wondered how Charltons managed to make any money, always been empty when I have been in, during the day. Although I am not a massive folk music groupie I could see Charltons atracting a crowd for this lot (I could see at least 9 of them). More housing, a swinging pub and a quiet beach. If only they had a Cambois Terrie they could sell the place!

I do, thank you.

Malcolm - I cant find the entry that explains why this seat has been commissioned etc. I sent a picture to informed a number of ex Bedlington patriots and a number came back with the question - 'Why?'. Would you update me please. Thank you.

Nev er been a dog person. But always been a Bedlington person. Think it's, simple, 'shareable', in the right place, brilliant. Terriers rule, Ok. Canny Lass so ticipated she may come home. Malcolm - Is it felt-tip pen friendly, easy to clean?

Thank you Symptoms. An email has been made and the pics on their way to NUFC faithful - swings and round-a-bouts, enjoy it whilst it lasts.

My new hero.

I can't believe that they are ignoring the effects of Methane. Phase 6 of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5) surely must take into consideration the methane that El Niño will distribute from the Isle of Cows. To illustrate this everone with a greenhouse should fill it with aerosol spray and simultaneously open dorrs and windows to release the concentrates so the 38th CMIP5 model can surely reflect the next 20 year trend. This could really have a devastating effect on the Burnley Rhubarb Triangle. Malcolm, I hope you can sleep at night. I am just off to discuss this with the missess.

I was so disappointed when I heard the news that Paolo was leaving. Hoping they would have kept him there until xmas, or at least another 4 weeks - Liverpool, Man U, Swansea then NUFC. But in the grand design of thinks I suppose another failed manager will be chosen. Pity Mark Hughes isn't available, he could have taken them further down.

Move to a free Scotland where the 'Salmon' will continue to leap freely and their new ideas will be for them selves with no UK or Europe following or tottering.

Theyve got nae bal morales atall atall.

Och, nivver mind, the wee MP lassies will just ha ta sort themsells oot.

'SCOTLAND' would get my vote. With sub topics:- Ginger Scottish lady MPs. Decisions on 'Tattie Scones' should they be made solely in Scotland? Moffat Toffee Lochness Monster etc. Scottish Astronomy viewing days - the best place in Britain to see the sky. Fried Mars Bars – Sir Patrick Moore discusses Gastroenterology Travel – High road or Low road? Rabbie Burns – Poetic justice :- Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont attacked the nationalist position that "decisions made about Scotland in Scotland will always be better". Boys :- Scottish boy names and their meanings like – Glenn, Craig & Finlay The Betty Windsor gang :- The supposed "commoner name" of the reigning Monarch of England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Commonwealth Realms. Duck Dynastry – trace their origins, along with the Pinkerton Detectives, from America back to Scotland. How many times when driving on the High road do we see Scot's up trees with duck whistles? We could have a referendum on the subjects, but we will have to make a decision by Thursday 18th September 2014. All those in favour say, in a Scottish accent, AYE.

As the drink driving laws curtailed our Friday night ventures to search out new pubs and ales we had to a) choose a pub and call it our Friday Night local sort out a rota for driving once every 4 weeks - pick-ups from Seghill, Cramlington & Bedlington and c) restrict the driver to the legal limit of that year. Since we started our Friday Night crawls back in the mid 80's we circumferenced the area - North A1 farthest reached would be the Oak Inn (NE61); South would be the Cumberland Arms (N6) for live music; West would be Ponteland, Matfen etc. and East would be all along the coast - Ellington to Tynemouth. We chose the Three Horse Shoes as we found the ales the best, and still the best choice, in our opinion. Started going there when Sid, that owned The Sun Inn - Bedlington, was manager. After Sid the current owner Brian lost customers but then built up, what we would say, was an excellent place to eat and drink. The music & beer festivals; the kids play area and his latest addition since the no-smoking inside was introduced is his seated covered smoking area with large screen TV for the sports persons. He does not have SKY he has a satellite dish beaming in from Europe. Check out his web site for events - http://www.threehorseshoes-horton.co.uk

So not only do we get all foreign students and workers registered we get cash of them to boost our economy?

'Would you all mind agreeing with my decision, and backing my decision, by placing your solidarity behind me whilst I lead the way'.

CWS - Can't Wait to Start, the jokesWe will all Raleigh around you if you just bite the bullet and Triumph on riding your bone-shaker up and down the Front Street.

Noo - it's Wilf's golf ball.

I always thought they had their own brand - CWS = Co-operative Wholesale Society - or as we said our bikes were made from - Copper Wire & String - unlike the fortunate few that had Raleigh's.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh - is that the same Geordie that lost his penka doon the double raa?

Just sold my Canon T50 + 2 lens + Centon modular flash gun + carrying case for £18. It was either that or throw it in the bin as it was just filling a space in the extension we had built to house cupboards for items my wife no longer uses. The young lady that called to buy it did not want the camera , lens & flash - just the carrying case for £18 because it was bigger, and cheaper, than the new ones she was after. I had to beg her to take the camera etc. and leave it at the camera club she was joining. I bought them in 1988 to take pictures of Mikey, Goofey etc and I have just got my arm and leg back.

Just get that Canny lass to strikeout the ivy, underline the Ash and boldly go where Holly sees the Red Dwarf. Sorbus aucuparia