Sw@lnalla

do you feel confident enough to get in a car with him like rather you then me :lol:

No problem.

bollicks you got it of a cornflakes packet!!! :lol: your licence that is!

Let me assess your driving, with the condition that I put the report on this board.

blah blah blah

From: the vacinity of bedlingtonshire I stammer at times

blah blah blah

From: the vacinity of bedlingtonshire

a bit like missvics driving

I used to be a qualified driving instructor, most of the idiots are male, believe me.

This sort of thing could be eliminated with dirt cheap technology!

It's 2007 - about time we had guidance cables under the main carriageways. Would cost about 1% of the cost of road making, save lives, save fuel and (with an open interface) could be made to do a lot of other things as well.

Something any minister of transport worth his/her salt should be promoting. But we've got the usual Blair b** wiping timeservers in charge of the madhouse.

Another dreamer.

do you feel confident enough to get in a car with him like rather you then me :lol:

No licence, no problem

b******s you got it of a cornflakes packet!!! your licence that is!

Let me assess your driving and you'll quickly find out I'm genuine, but the condition is that I will make the report public. Feel confident?

a bit like missvics driving

I was once a qualified instructor, most of the males were crap drivers.

I think it shows that you have got an artistic talent hidden away somewhere Mongo, a nice piece of art work.

I'm sure you'll get a good deal at Specsavers Pete.

Tame stuff - elastic lifelines! There was a lad who did a leap (sans elastic band) off the railway bridge near the Kitty Brewster 30 odd years ago.

I remember someone jumping from the road bridge back then, the mud at the time was very deep and he wasn't hurt.

nah the currents to small and it would quickly become entangled with fishing line and sinkers :lol: not to mention the rubbish that floats down the river!

They never heard of the Evopod

i never copy and paste it took me ages to write all that i even drew a detailed picture to show everyone what they do and how they work

http://www.hie.co.uk/argyll/tidal_power.html

I'm content to get on with growing the site when I have the time, secure in the knowledge that, as you get older - and "under the influence of market forces" - you'll most probably end up a lot more right wing than I am!

So this site has a political motive, ie. right wing conversion?

Give her a slap; she can tell her mother she walked into a door.

The idiot Denzel is very into violence, watch out girls, what a sad little man. He even claims to be a "Godparent", poor kid.

I wonder if they have got any dogs on Mars perhaps start a new breed that supersedes the Bedlington Terrier.

The Tasmanian Devil comes to mind, a real marsupial.

Squirrels bury their nuts, rabbits?

Still on about Henderson didn't he have a practice opposite the job centre at one time before he moved further up on the opposite side?

Now the Post Office.

Sorry

Very slow.

He loves his mum too much aint that right hun

He also loves his wallet, hun lol you have no chance. Every guy dreams of finding a sucker like you.

Does a guy, who can't separate the needs of his winkie from his wallet qualify as a moderator on this forum?

well done mr darn bet you had to pull a few strings to get that!

hope you don't get an itchy delete finger!

honestly though well done!

Exciting times

i think it might be that what is now the window shop used to be a store i might be wrong but it might have been own by some one called mr blyth. am probably miles out but i know there used to be a general store there!

Blyth store or Barnes was always where Ian Bell is now.

Slightly massively off-topic, but it was puzzlement for me a Blyth lad regularing using the bus stop at Geordie Bells bike shop.

I wondered why the stop was called "Blyth Stores".

Dixymick

Ian Bell, Geordie's son now trades from what used to be the old Blyth coop on Rothseay Tce.

what there was actually a pub down there?

I'm referring to the cinema, lol not sure about the pubs though, BUDC demolished the south side of the street.

What was the name of the picture house on Glebe Road opposite the Tankerville Arms?

'The Prince of Wales' as previously mentioned, just down the street from Geordie Bells motorcycle emporium.

I remember it as a Bingo Hall when I visited Bedlington in the sixties or seventies.

Joe

It never was a bingo hall Joe, although the Prince of Wales was.