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Sw@lnalla

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  1. Sw@lnalla replied to Mr Darn's topic in Talk of the Town
    Old spunky doesn't care.
  2. I can't afford enough rubbish to fill the bin, a pick up once a quarter would suit me.
  3. Have you seen the latest auto security
  4. Har har cough cough
  5. I don't have access to the internet.
  6. http://www.bedlingtonterriersfc.co.uk/
  7. Sw@lnalla replied to Mr Darn's topic in Talk of the Town
    I agree with Denzel
  8. The Howard got a coat of paint.
  9. Another great 'blast from the past'.
  10. I was in Blyth market yesterday, one of the stalls was openly selling theist propoganda, seems that the bible thumpers are struggling now......lol..... move forward with the FSM http://phocks.org/stumble/prayer.php
  11. A great ad. for a christening, no wonder theism is in decline and having to find new markets. Keep feeding the kids your propoganda, and alienate them. The term “Propaganda” came into use in the seventeenth century by the Roman Catholic Church. 1622 – congregation de propaganda fide or The Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith was established, also known as Propaganda this congregation was in charge of missionary activities to Central and South America, the Caribbean, the Philippines, Japan, China and India (not limited to these areas) it provided a research library and a school for priests involved in the missions i ts purpose was to restore Catholicism to Protestant and some Eastern Orthodox regions, as well as convert non-Christian religions Christianity pursued a propaganda program steeped in visual media. Paintings, sculpture, architecture had been used to disseminate the word of God and educate illiterate people in the ways of the Church. During the French Revolution, we start to see the use of paintings and sculpture as a social message to rouse sympathy in the poorer classes for the support of the cause.
  12. I take that to mean that you agree that you aren't the perfect role model, you must be a !*!@# hypocrite then?
  13. The perfect role model for a 'godchild'.
  14. I consider that normal with .......
  15. What is your point, how do you intend to handle it?
  16. The new sign doesn't even come close to the stupidity of the now removed "Nuclear Free Zone"
  17. we can have a wee weewe can have a wet on the wall As if there aren't enough locations for a dog to !*!@# a leg.
  18. Very christian.
  19. That must have been a real shock MR.
  20. Having spent 10 years in Canada describing Bedlington as a "one horse town" seems very inadequate, the word "redneck" does spring to mind. Back in my schooldays I remember a snotty nosed little kid named Malcolm Robinson, later ran a shop close to the vets, a coincidence I suppose.
  21. Do you, or any other councillor have any training/education re. business?
  22. WDC like to brag about what they've done, but fail to give information on what hasn't, propoganda for the 21st century, a bit like you Denzel......lol Americans would describe Bedlington as a 'hick' town, and they'd be right.
  23. If this scheme is designed to improve the 'shopping experience' then it is a total waste of time and money. Bedlington Front Street is useless for shopping because of the way shops are spread out, inconvenient parking and little or no convenience, people expect more nowadays. With a little thought and imagination I'm sure the wasted space currently used as a car park could be developed into a very pleasant shopping plaza which would be to the benefit of everyone. With clean bathrooms and a small food court, everything horizontal with easy parking, maybe it's all too sensible and logical for WDC.
  24. 1. New seating, around 30, designed for ease of use incorporating traditional materials, ie, cast iron. Very cold ond the bum, and uncovered I presume. 2. New litter bins, again approx 30, with Terrier logo cast into face. Again these bins have been designed to compliment the “street package.” A terrier logo? corny at best, I'd leave that to the football club, if the council allow them to continue. 3. Planters, existing planters replaced with olde worlde cast iron designs again with Terrier logo. ditto.. 4. Finger (Direction) posts; again in the traditional style, these posts will be located at various points along Front Street highlighting areas of interest.How many fingers? 5. All existing street furniture ie, bollards, lamp posts and hopefully bus shelters will be painted in the old Bedlingtonshire green which will match all the new furniture going in.But no budges. 6. Railings will be painted in the same colour. Paint them to match the complexion of councillors who haven't a clue. 7. Erection of an “interpretation board” depicting historical events in the town and showing key locations. Ideal for graffiti, could lead to a mini boom in aerosol sales Every upgrade made to the Market Place seems to lead to less trade and shop closures. Some years ago I remember WDC refusing ASDA planning permission to build in Bedlington. Now they are kicking Ashington FC out of their ground just for ASDA.
  25. I never realised it was available as a kiddies pedal car. ( Why are you shouting?)

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