Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Hunt for Nazi gold in Bavarian town using marks on sheet of music that is actually 'a coded treasure map'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2430004/Nazi-treasure-Hunt-gold-Bavarian-town-using-marks-sheet-music-actually-coded-map.html

Pike can be excellent. One of my favourite dishes is Quenelles de brochet. It is sort of mousse made with pike. You can have it with variety of sauces. I have had it in Paris, London and made it at home. I think the recipe is in Larousse.

hello. more than 6 of the terrorists in Kenya wore burkas to hide the guns
burkas must be banned in all public places . and before the abuse read the
article in Kenya news . these terrorists dressed as women to get the weapons in to the mall . hope ever one is well

the public should boycott any place were BURKAS are worn . because you can never tell what is behind it . fact not fiction the governments of the west must ban BURKAS AND VEILS

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Mouse made from mousse :-)

Kenya Terrorists 'Were Dressed Up As Women' Sky News (thanks to Doc Washburn)


Some of the terrorists who targeted a shopping complex in Nairobi were dressed as women, according to a Kenyan minister.


Men dressed as women were among the attackers who massacred shoppers at a mall in Kenya, it has been claimed.

A government minister said that the terrorists who attacked the shopping complex in Nairobi were all men, but added that some were dressed as women.

Earlier, a white woman wearing a veil was reportedly spotted shouting orders to gunmen in Arabic during the attack on the Westgate complex in the Kenyan capital.

its not funny walking in public places with these people wearing clothes that you
can not tell who they are women men terrorists . which is now used to commit crime
they must be banned from all public places .if they want to wear burkas then go back home

Kenya news women and men walking the streets of the uk wearing burkas
the uk is a target and they allow people to cover their faces
madness

will the uk act before the uk is targeted by people in wearing burkas

No...human rights innit

the best thing to do is wait till they kill a few hundred then we will take action

goad [transitive]

1 to make someone do something by annoying or encouraging them until they do it [↪ provoke]

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I have just phoned the MET POLICE about my concerns about these faceless people
wearing burkas . their reply we totally agree with your views and will be seeking action . now that I have made it public and asked the question . if it happens
the government and police have failed in their duties to protect the public .

You need sensitivity training.

This story cracks me up - Biteback Publishing now to be renamed Bitebum Publishing!! --------------

Verbal battles over Damian McBride's memoirs at the Labour conference escalated into actual fisticuffs today, as the ex-spin doctor's publisher stepped in to stop a protester disrupting the publicity drive for his controversial memoirs.


Iain Dale, of Biteback Publishing, was involved in a scuffle with the man on the Brighton seafront in an effort to stop him appearing on screen behind McBride during a series of media interviews.

The protester - a familiar face outside party conferences, where he regularly appears with banners opposing smoking or nuclear energy - managed to get himself into shot as Mr McBride spoke to ITV1's Daybreak.

But Mr Dale decided to take action, grabbing the man's rucksack and physically hauling him out of the way of the cameras, and the pair grappled on the pavement as Mr McBride's interview continued.

The barking of the protester's dog - which eagerly joined in the commotion - could be heard by TV viewers as the struggle continued.

But the terrier - carrying placards reading "No Nukes" on its back - failed to live up to the loyalty expected from dogs, jumping up and biting its owner on the rear.

The protester doggedly attempted to make the best of the situation, holding up his banner reading "No Nukes - Radio Active Dust Cancer Epidemic" to photographers who were busy recording the scrap.

After a few moments, the pair separated and dusted themselves down, and the protester went back to trying to edge his way into view of the cameras.

Writing on his blog, Mr Dale - also a broadcaster on LBC 97.3 radio - joked: "I knew I shouldn't have had three Weetabix this morning."

He said he had seen the man holding his placard behind Mr McBride and distracting from his live TV interview.

"I did what any self-respecting publisher would do - got out of the car, ran across, got him in an armlock and pulled him out of the shot," he said.

"He started resisting and we ended up in an unseemly tumble on the ground. I was conscious of the photographers and other cameramen who were present filming the whole thing, but I was determined this idiot shouldn't disrupt what was an important interview for my author.

"I am someone who runs a mile from any form of physical confrontation normally, but I never understand why broadcasters seem to accept without question that someone with a placard or a loud voice should disrupt this sort of interview.

"Anyone who has seen the pictures and video can see that there was no real violence. I certainly didn't hurt the guy. He threw a punch at me but missed, and the only injury was when the man's dog bit him on the bum."
He added: "In some ways I have committed the cardinal sin of becoming the story myself, rather than my author, and I regret that. But do I regret that I stepped in to protect my author? No, I do not.

"One of the snappers afterwards said to me that I did what they had all been dying to do for years, as he regularly interferes with their professional work.

"Everyone has an inalienable right to protest, but no one has a right to make a continual nuisance of themselves and interrupt interviews like that."

Have a Watch :-)

I think the Burka could be useful.



There are one or two on this thread I would like to see in it.

Preferably, with 2-3 turns of gaffer tape underneath the veil.

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One of daughters suggested the Cruella and Gove appearances would be enhanced by such wear.