Things I learned at the weekend.

[Ashberto]

The Dollis Brook valley running south for miles through park and woodland from Barnet is a fine stroll.
The Mill Hill viaduct over said valley is quite something – tube trains 60 foot up in the air.
The Art Deco Zoroastrian temple thingy (ex Cinema) on Rayner’s Lane is geat eye-candy after walking through miles of metroland.
The Ealing Common area seems quite pleasant.
There’s a Wimpy bar in Ruislip.
Hugh Middleton’s 17th century New River to bring fresh water to London starts near Berni’s new gaff in and around Where.

[Pat Vegas]

But I think it might be empty inside :-(

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[7evens]

as the pundits new darling..

[Berni]

I used to go running beside it, in fact.

Interesting little museum in Ware, actually. Obviously a lot of stuff about The Great Bed of Ware, including pictures of Lucy Worsley lying on it :love: but also good stuff on the Bluecoat school and all sorts. Well worth a visit.

[Snin]

[Pat Vegas]

[Red N White Army]

Complete with Tasy Beverages and Royale with Cheese.

[Snin]

for england yet .. :homer: f**king muppet journos

[Snin]

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[Jake]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Instead of saying Waltham Abbey I said White Waltham!

How we chuckled at that, I can tell you.

Crazy days, a.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

She is as thick as pig****.

[Luis Anaconda]

the most widely watched football programme in the country hence was reported widely :shrug:

You really had a bad weekend, didn't you s

[Berni]

Can't believe that Roy Tucker and Elizabeth Pargeter got it on, though. She must be old enough to be his mum! And what would poor, dead Nigel say? :shakehead:

[Billy Goat Sverige]

http://www.espn.co.uk/PICTURES/CMS/79200/79275.jpg

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

[Classic Jorge]

Or something

[Jake]

She is quite obviously perfect.

I even dreamt of her last night, post Baftas.

(dry)

http://i1.cdnds.net/13/36/300x450/movies-felicity-jones.jpg

[Luis Anaconda]

[Berni]

going on. It's quite bizarre. It's also the most snobbish and reactionary thing on the BBC. All the working class characters are either wronguns or comical and to be laughed at and patronised by the middle-class characters. It's very odd.

I do like it when they start discussing farming issues, though. It's automated milking parlours at the moment. Going off alarming about that, they are.

[Snin]

welsh faces and knew they were going to lose..but i had a good eve then Sat I assumed the whites would once again beat the reds so I did not watch it and lovely day in oxford , I didnt watch MOTD or any football or in fact any sport the rest of the weekend..and feel much better for it tbh

[Classic Jorge]

But he's a self made man, a welsh no less, who went on to make things so good they were in use today.

See also Joseph Bazalguette, you can't knock that sort of big infrastructure stuff. These guys were literally revolutionaries.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

for someone, maybe a kicking centre (not 12trees, someone like Henry Slade maybe?) or Tuilagi. George Ford was brilliant.

[Classic Jorge]

Also, the working class characters are played by only the hammiest RADAtards, replete with accents roughly as good as Dick van Dyke's

[Snin]

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/80869000/jpg/_80869490_elinor_snowsill1_getty.jpg

[Snin]

[Luis Anaconda]

Wales looked a little bit lost in the second half - maybe should have save some of the fireworks for the game rather than that farce beforehand

[Berni]

The portrayal of the Grundys is so insulting as to make even me consider a lighted torch and pitchfork visit to Pebble Mill.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[Ashberto]

She was getting quite excited.

[Ashberto]

Verona Pharma Plc?

You've whooshed me there, I'm afraid. Is it something to do with aeroplanes?

[Ashberto]

On foot. Northern from Barnet to Archway on Saturday and Picadilly from Uxbridge to Acton Town on Sunday.

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Ware is a VRp, funnily enough.

[Snin]

depression is no joke imo

[Classic Jorge]

[Snin]

[Ashberto]

foam bananas and jelly beans.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

VRPs are just noted points on the ground by which one can report one's position to air traffic control. They are also used to channel traffic into and out of controlled airspace.

[Snin]

ill ignore the abuse back as it may be a sign of you being over defensive imo remember im just a pm away ash..anytime :hug:

[Classic Jorge]

You'd be proud of me, I got the full set of aerodynamic questions right on University Challenge the other day.

I'm pretty sure flying the plane itself would be the only way to make flying enjoyable.

[Snin]

sorry ive been far too polite today so had to drop one in or ill miss quota

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

They confused ailerons with leading edge slats, for f**k's sake.

You should learn, j. You'd love it imo.

[Classic Jorge]

I'm very close to LBA, though it seems to be one of the toughest UK airports to land a plane at

[Ashberto]

Are roads known as Lines Of Communication, by any chance?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Snin]

http://bookeraviation.aero/flying-club/courses/private-pilot -licence (http://bookeraviation.aero/flying-club/courses/private-pilot-licence)

[Classic Jorge]

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view/2973942/moonwalk-o.gif

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Nice little local grass strip is what you want.

You're realistically going to need about 50 - 70 hours tuition at somewhere around 150 pounds per hour. Then you've got 7 or 8 ground exams, medical, books and equipment... I'd be inclined to budget 12,000.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]