We aren't all criminals in N.I. Promise

[Mr. Viking]

this obituary is an excellent read
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituar ... Scott.html

[Mr. Viking]

Also, incidentally, the school he went to, Belfast Royal Academy despite having a funny name, was the scene of a student strike, which ended in a shootout
http://www.libraryireland.com/Belfast-H ... cation.php
"The story of the Academy cannot be complete without a brief notice of an event which is detailed at great length in one of the old books of the school records. Some real or fancied grievance roused the wrath of the boys and they took the law into their own hands. On the morning of the 12th of April, 1792, eight boarders and two day-scholars shut themselves into the mathematical schoolroom, and declared war against the masters until their requests should be granted. In anticipation of a prolonged siege, they had liberally helped themselves to a large quantity of provisions from the kitchen. They had also procured five pistols, and an unlimited supply of powder and shot, and were fully prepared for serious operations. They sent a written despatch headed "Liberty Hall" stating fully their demands and refusing to surrender until their requests were granted. Smiths were brought to break open the door. Slaters were sent up to the roof to pour water down the chimney, but all had to retire before the reckless firing of the boys."

[GSG]

Also, incidentally, the school he went to, Belfast Royal Academy despite having a funny name, was the scene of a student strike, which ended in a shootout
http://www.libraryireland.com/Belfast-H ... cation.php
"The story of the Academy cannot be complete without a brief notice of an event which is detailed at great length in one of the old books of the school records. Some real or fancied grievance roused the wrath of the boys and they took the law into their own hands. On the morning of the 12th of April, 1792, eight boarders and two day-scholars shut themselves into the mathematical schoolroom, and declared war against the masters until their requests should be granted. In anticipation of a prolonged siege, they had liberally helped themselves to a large quantity of provisions from the kitchen. They had also procured five pistols, and an unlimited supply of powder and shot, and were fully prepared for serious operations. They sent a written despatch headed "Liberty Hall" stating fully their demands and refusing to surrender until their requests were granted. Smiths were brought to break open the door. Slaters were sent up to the roof to pour water down the chimney, but all had to retire before the reckless firing of the boys."

Bloody kids, I blame the teachers.

Interesting obit by the way.

[ThirstyDrunk]

Temperance St. Manchester, UK:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4ca_1363464824

[Mr. Viking]

I know what that is without clicking on it.
Close to the edge?

[GSG]

Temperance St. Manchester, UK:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4ca_1363464824

It's the nonchalance that I find so amusing.

[Mr. Viking]

makes you wonder
is everyone else secretly having sex behind my back?

[GSG]

makes you wonder
is everyone else secretly having sex behind my back?

You mean you couldn't feel the chafing?

[Mr. Viking]

makes you wonder
is everyone else secretly having sex behind my back?

You mean you couldn't feel the chafing?

I've done enough hiking to be able to ignore it

[mistah willies]

makes you wonder
is everyone else secretly having sex behind my back?

You mean you couldn't feel the chafing?

I've done enough hiking to be able to ignore it

Saucy.

[coqui_chris]

Temperance St. Manchester, UK:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4ca_1363464824

It's the nonchalance that I find so amusing.

At least it wasn't a Bloody Wanker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcYppAs6ZdI