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Red Arrows display cancelled
5:28pm Tuesday 5th June 2012 in News
Red Arrows display cancelled
A spectacular fly past by the Red Arrows in Southampton has been cancelled due to dismal weather conditions.
The iconic aircraft were due to roar across the skies over Southampton's Mayflower Park at 6.20pm for the first time ever today bringing to a climax a showcase day of Jubilee celebrations in the city.
But with rain still lashing down and grey skies overhead, organisers have announced with just an hour to go they will not fly.
Earlier this afternoon they said a decision would be made at around 4.30pm but they had been holding out hope this afternoon hoping for a turn in the conditions.
The Red Arrows were scheduled to power in to view and perform one of their famous displays above Cunard's Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria which are all docked in the city.
The spectacular sight would have been a city first and was due to be celebrated with a jaw-dropping display of fireworks and special effects shortly after.
Comments(58)
weall8leedscum
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5:33pm Tue 5 Jun 12
Dasal
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5:35pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum wrote:....and Canute couldn,t hold back the tide !!!!
Typical council. Cant get anything right.
MrsH,woolston
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5:37pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum wrote:hahahaha you actually think the council control the weather??!!
Typical council. Cant get anything right.
solo1
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5:37pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum
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5:38pm Tue 5 Jun 12
uk
For those of you who wish to watch the event, from the comfort of your own armchair.
P.S. Sack the council.
bigfella777
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5:41pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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5:44pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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5:44pm Tue 5 Jun 12
teebee6
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5:46pm Tue 5 Jun 12
:(
solo1
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5:48pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
OSPREYSAINT
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5:50pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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5:53pm Tue 5 Jun 12
bigfella777 wrote:"have" not "of" how many times do you need to be told. . Why Sunday? That would have messed a few Cruise Itineraries up a bit.
This event should of been on Sunday anyway.
dango
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5:57pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:they didn't have Hawk jets flying in close formation, performing aerobatic manouvers with coloured smoke spewing aft in 1944 though, did they? ;)
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
sarfhamton
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6:02pm Tue 5 Jun 12
dibsy1984
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6:08pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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6:24pm Tue 5 Jun 12
dango wrote:That would have shocked the enemy wouldn't it! The Final Countdown, only in the English Channel rather than the Pacific.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:they didn't have Hawk jets flying in close formation, performing aerobatic manouvers with coloured smoke spewing aft in 1944 though, did they? ;)
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
OSPREYSAINT
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6:25pm Tue 5 Jun 12
sarfhamton wrote:Can you be more specific? If you mean the aftermath of the Celebrations I think most of it has been tidied up very efficiently.
Can't we just stop of this Royal rubbish
OSPREYSAINT
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6:28pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
southy
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6:30pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum wrote:We did in the May Council elections, Torys out who set all this up and Labour in to clear up there mess.
www.voicefmradio.co.
uk
For those of you who wish to watch the event, from the comfort of your own armchair.
P.S. Sack the council.
bigfella777
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6:33pm Tue 5 Jun 12
Honesty is best.
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6:39pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1
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6:40pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Big Mac
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6:42pm Tue 5 Jun 12
southy wrote:Lay off the Pimms Southy, you're speaking out of your wrong end again.
weall8leedscum wrote:We did in the May Council elections, Torys out who set all this up and Labour in to clear up there mess.
www.voicefmradio.co.
uk
For those of you who wish to watch the event, from the comfort of your own armchair.
P.S. Sack the council.
Gainer T Gopher
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6:43pm Tue 5 Jun 12
well there are so many other stupid comments on here I couldn't resist.....
OSPREYSAINT
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6:59pm Tue 5 Jun 12
Gainer T Gopher wrote:Virtual Aerobatic Display, nothing daft about that.
should have just moved it indoors.....
well there are so many other stupid comments on here I couldn't resist.....
dango
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7:07pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:nice to see you got your sense of humour back! ;) AFAIK the Red Arrows training begins by pushing wheelbarrows around on the ground, or it used to? I think I saw it on Blue Peter back when John Noakes was a presenter. That could have worked indoors. I'd love to see the sign 'Red Arrows display here today (in village hall if wet).
dango wrote:That would have shocked the enemy wouldn't it! The Final Countdown, only in the English Channel rather than the Pacific.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:they didn't have Hawk jets flying in close formation, performing aerobatic manouvers with coloured smoke spewing aft in 1944 though, did they? ;)
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
bigfella777
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7:09pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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7:12pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
OSPREYSAINT
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7:16pm Tue 5 Jun 12
bigfella777 wrote:Get off your fat backside and pick up the remote, plenty of other rubbish programmes to watch on Sky or Freeview
Another night of jubilee on tellz, whz dont zou just shove a union jack up my **** and feed me to the córgiś
solo1
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7:29pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Fantastic idea, let's start a campaign for 2014 and celebrate the true sacrifices and heroics of the 'normal man'. Sadly, as with the 50th celebrations, veterans who wanted to travel to Normandy for one last visit, found that their pension funds would not stretch that far and, without any outside financial assistance, had to abort any visit. In 1944 the government, obviously, paid for the visit so in 2014 the government should be honour bound to pay for any veteran to travel free of charge to visit the scenes of their heroism and to visit the graves of their fallen friends and collegues. We owe so much to these people and this is the very least we should do before it is too late. Better still, make the EU pay for it, then perhaps the memories of these heroics and scarifices would be remembered by those who now deliberately block the memory out.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
weall8leedscum
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7:31pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
southy
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8:06pm Tue 5 Jun 12
Big Mac wrote:You think the few weeks that Labour been in control could of set all of this up in time, "Oh Boy you got a lot to learn"
southy wrote:Lay off the Pimms Southy, you're speaking out of your wrong end again.
weall8leedscum wrote:We did in the May Council elections, Torys out who set all this up and Labour in to clear up there mess.
www.voicefmradio.co.
uk
For those of you who wish to watch the event, from the comfort of your own armchair.
P.S. Sack the council.
ShakeyWiffles
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8:14pm Tue 5 Jun 12
MrsH,woolston wrote:hahahaha you've never heard of sarcasm!
weall8leedscum wrote:hahahaha you actually think the council control the weather??!!
Typical council. Cant get anything right.
southy
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8:17pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
ShakeyWiffles
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8:18pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1 wrote:Since when was it just for students? Get your bee out of your bonnet. It's celebration you miserable c***
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
solo1
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8:24pm Tue 5 Jun 12
ShakeyWiffles wrote:Having just returned from mayflower i suggest you go there and see for yourself. I have no bee in my bonnet or wish to reply to you using the rather silly asterisk key, but to point out a genuine fact. Go see for yourself, and when you get back let me know. And if you want to earn a few quid, run round and pick up all the empty beer cans to save the unnecessary added expense on the council tax
solo1 wrote:Since when was it just for students? Get your bee out of your bonnet. It's celebration you miserable c***
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
OSPREYSAINT
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8:28pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1 wrote:A bit messy was it? Shame on all concerned, always some want to spoil things for the rest.
ShakeyWiffles wrote:Having just returned from mayflower i suggest you go there and see for yourself. I have no bee in my bonnet or wish to reply to you using the rather silly asterisk key, but to point out a genuine fact. Go see for yourself, and when you get back let me know. And if you want to earn a few quid, run round and pick up all the empty beer cans to save the unnecessary added expense on the council tax
solo1 wrote:Since when was it just for students? Get your bee out of your bonnet. It's celebration you miserable c***
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
OSPREYSAINT
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8:30pm Tue 5 Jun 12
weall8leedscum wrote:Wow! What a great man he must have been.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
OSPREYSAINT
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8:33pm Tue 5 Jun 12
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
southy
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8:44pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
pod
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8:49pm Tue 5 Jun 12
bigfella777 wrote:wot!!! and poison the innocent animals. For someone who only has 15.00 to live on since Friday,
Another night of jubilee on tellz, whz dont zou just shove a union jack up my **** and feed me to the córgiś
you have access to the internet, a tv (and hopefully a licence), a roof over your head, food in your belly
don't think you have much to complain about really, do you?
thinklikealocal
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8:52pm Tue 5 Jun 12
solo1 wrote:Sadly, some of the many 'youngters' serving their queen and country overseas will not be returning. What a crass comment you have made trying to turn this into a 'terrible youth of today' debate. Idiot.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.OSPREYSAINT wrote: The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
thinklikealocal
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8:53pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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8:56pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT
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9:01pm Tue 5 Jun 12
thinklikealocal wrote:As we all know there is good and bad in every aspect of life, we should not be tarring all youngsters just because there are some bad eggs amongst them. Education is the best way to get things right, some people will never learn. As older people, we should be setting a good example, in some walks of life that simply won't happen no matter how much we preach good.
Sadly, some of the many 'youngters' serving their queen and country overseas will not be returning. What a crass comment you have made trying to turn this into a 'terrible youth of today' debate. Idiot.
OSPREYSAINT
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9:03pm Tue 5 Jun 12
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
southy
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9:11pm Tue 5 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line.
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much power
OSPREYSAINT
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9:41pm Tue 5 Jun 12
southy wrote:OK with that, the problem with Committees at the top, is that they never agree on anything as they all have their own agendas and you end up with a total lash up. Every Team needs a Captain to keep order, the Captain has to have the respect of all of the Committee, it only takes one rebel, and your ideal solution floats down the river. Do you regard yourself as a member of the proletariat in this 21st Century?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line.
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much power
dango
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10:56pm Tue 5 Jun 12
pod wrote:grrrrrrrrrrrrrr I'm so angry, lots of loud bangs and coloured lights outside earlier. Did they have a licence for those potential bombs?? And what about the mess those whizz-bangs and rockets leave? Cunard and it's ilk have NO thought for the residents. I bet some of the crew onboard went to that non-university to obtain their degrees in Maritime navigation, bloody unwashed ravers, the lot of 'em.
bigfella777 wrote:wot!!! and poison the innocent animals. For someone who only has 15.00 to live on since Friday,
Another night of jubilee on tellz, whz dont zou just shove a union jack up my **** and feed me to the córgiś
you have access to the internet, a tv (and hopefully a licence), a roof over your head, food in your belly
don't think you have much to complain about really, do you?
OSPREYSAINT
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8:55am Wed 6 Jun 12
dango wrote:There, there, there, all over now, time is a great healer and you will get over it.
pod wrote:grrrrrrrrrrrrrr I'm so angry, lots of loud bangs and coloured lights outside earlier. Did they have a licence for those potential bombs?? And what about the mess those whizz-bangs and rockets leave? Cunard and it's ilk have NO thought for the residents. I bet some of the crew onboard went to that non-university to obtain their degrees in Maritime navigation, bloody unwashed ravers, the lot of 'em.bigfella777 wrote: Another night of jubilee on tellz, whz dont zou just shove a union jack up my **** and feed me to the córgiśwot!!! and poison the innocent animals. For someone who only has 15.00 to live on since Friday, you have access to the internet, a tv (and hopefully a licence), a roof over your head, food in your belly don't think you have much to complain about really, do you?
southy
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11:01am Wed 6 Jun 12
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Hummm my reply post has gone, think I might of hit on to a real good solution Osprey.
southy wrote:OK with that, the problem with Committees at the top, is that they never agree on anything as they all have their own agendas and you end up with a total lash up. Every Team needs a Captain to keep order, the Captain has to have the respect of all of the Committee, it only takes one rebel, and your ideal solution floats down the river. Do you regard yourself as a member of the proletariat in this 21st Century?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line.
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much power
It must off been a good reply for some one to take the time and trouble of getting it removed.
Mine you I all ready know that this solution do work.
Co-ops very true ones or committees do work Osprey if they are set up right, you have some one at the top but he do not have any more power than the rest of them, he just there to keep things in order, just like in the same way the Speaker of the House of Commons do, and it should apply in governemt with the Prime Minister, the PM should never be allowed to dictate to the Cabinet in what they got to do, this is what Thatcher did to her Cabinet ordered them.
Huffter
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2:04pm Wed 6 Jun 12
southy wrote:Pardon?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Hummm my reply post has gone, think I might of hit on to a real good solution Osprey. It must off been a good reply for some one to take the time and trouble of getting it removed. Mine you I all ready know that this solution do work. Co-ops very true ones or committees do work Osprey if they are set up right, you have some one at the top but he do not have any more power than the rest of them, he just there to keep things in order, just like in the same way the Speaker of the House of Commons do, and it should apply in governemt with the Prime Minister, the PM should never be allowed to dictate to the Cabinet in what they got to do, this is what Thatcher did to her Cabinet ordered them.southy wrote:OK with that, the problem with Committees at the top, is that they never agree on anything as they all have their own agendas and you end up with a total lash up. Every Team needs a Captain to keep order, the Captain has to have the respect of all of the Committee, it only takes one rebel, and your ideal solution floats down the river. Do you regard yourself as a member of the proletariat in this 21st Century?OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line. Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much powersouthy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possablesouthy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war. Platosolo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.OSPREYSAINT wrote: The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
Georgem
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7:16pm Wed 6 Jun 12
southy wrote:This is a new tactic. "My answer was so awesome, it got deleted"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Hummm my reply post has gone, think I might of hit on to a real good solution Osprey.
southy wrote:OK with that, the problem with Committees at the top, is that they never agree on anything as they all have their own agendas and you end up with a total lash up. Every Team needs a Captain to keep order, the Captain has to have the respect of all of the Committee, it only takes one rebel, and your ideal solution floats down the river. Do you regard yourself as a member of the proletariat in this 21st Century?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line.
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much power
It must off been a good reply for some one to take the time and trouble of getting it removed.
Mine you I all ready know that this solution do work.
Co-ops very true ones or committees do work Osprey if they are set up right, you have some one at the top but he do not have any more power than the rest of them, he just there to keep things in order, just like in the same way the Speaker of the House of Commons do, and it should apply in governemt with the Prime Minister, the PM should never be allowed to dictate to the Cabinet in what they got to do, this is what Thatcher did to her Cabinet ordered them.
I'm going to use that myself, southy, thanks.
Southys Clangers
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7:54pm Wed 6 Jun 12
http://lolsouthy.tum
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OSPREYSAINT
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10:21pm Wed 6 Jun 12
southy wrote:Was your deleted post considered to treasonable? Inciting Civil unrest is still frowned on even if it is the 21st Century!
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Hummm my reply post has gone, think I might of hit on to a real good solution Osprey.
southy wrote:OK with that, the problem with Committees at the top, is that they never agree on anything as they all have their own agendas and you end up with a total lash up. Every Team needs a Captain to keep order, the Captain has to have the respect of all of the Committee, it only takes one rebel, and your ideal solution floats down the river. Do you regard yourself as a member of the proletariat in this 21st Century?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:You could trust me but for one thing i not interested being a leader i would prefere to at the back and keep an eye on those in front and let them know when they step out of line.
southy wrote:We need a new leader are you up for it, or can you suggest someone we can trust and follow, knowing that they won't be corrupted on the way to the top?
OSPREYSAINT wrote:yup a people revolution peaceful one if possable
southy wrote:What have we all got to do to thwart this plague? You must have the perfect solution in mind, what is it?
weall8leedscum wrote:The trouble is the very thing that they was fighting against, the last generation as allowed it to creep in and slowly take more control and power. "Bilderberg"
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Only the dead have seen the end of war.
solo1 wrote:Brilliant post, and we must not forget that these people died for their King and Country, the best things about wars is the end of them. We have seen some very good Celebration of D-Day in the past, but people tend to quickly forget the sacrifices made, unless they are reminded, there will be time to remind people in 2014, the 70th Anniversary.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:Exactly, if only we spent as much time and money celebrating the fantastic effort and sacrifices that these heroic people made for the freedom of this country, then all would appear fair. I do not begrudge these celebrations but feel that the real heros are too readily forgotten. The majority of youngsters will return to school/work/universi
solo1 wrote:Forgiven, no it was a bit more serious than that, "lest we forget", 6th of June tomorrow, time to remember the fallen who gave their lives to save ours.
OSPREYSAINT wrote:I've got a funny feeling that the incident in June 1944 was not performed just for the entertainment of a handful of drunken students. Please forgive me if i'm wrong though.
The weather was like this in June 1944, didn't stop the Invasion!
ty and not even remember the sacrifices made by ordinary people in June 1944. Their history lessons of this period consists only of the Auswitz camps etc. Everything else no longer exists and will slowly evaporate as time passes and the genuine heroes pass on. Somethiing of this grand jubilee scale should be organised to celebrate their real contribution before it is too late. We should NEVER forget the true heroes.
Plato
Plus if things are done right you would not get one person leading you have a group leading so one single person gets to much power
It must off been a good reply for some one to take the time and trouble of getting it removed.
Mine you I all ready know that this solution do work.
Co-ops very true ones or committees do work Osprey if they are set up right, you have some one at the top but he do not have any more power than the rest of them, he just there to keep things in order, just like in the same way the Speaker of the House of Commons do, and it should apply in governemt with the Prime Minister, the PM should never be allowed to dictate to the Cabinet in what they got to do, this is what Thatcher did to her Cabinet ordered them.
OSPREYSAINT
says...
10:24pm Wed 6 Jun 12
Mr sheep
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2:10pm Thu 7 Jun 12
Lord Ikea says...
5:30pm Tue 5 Jun 12