Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 7:55 pm
getting run over by a bus really that painfull ?
As I quote Euterpe
As I quote Euterpe
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Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 11:02 am
who got run over by a bus? the birthday girl (see I'm on topic)?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 11:15 am
No 8 goes from Truro to Flushing.Ruthie-Baby wrote:
Wot bus?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 11:16 am
not the no 8 in London it doesn't
Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 4:45 pm
Happy Birthday Matthew!
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 12:08 am
And the 83, 84 and 86 will take you into Plymouth.
FTOYWAI Drake Circus shopping centre has just opened - millions of £s on a design that is 20 years old and hasn't been updated. Know locally (and fondly) as 'The Arse' and described by one architect as "utterly inexcusable", it's the talk of the town. At least it is if you live in SW Devon. 60,000 shoppers visited on its first morning in business, dodging the diggers and last-minute landscapers. Have these people nothing better to do than visit all the shops that used to be in Plymouth, but are now located in a building that looks like a pair of buttocks? But even more scintillating is the news that at least 'some' old people went to a planning meeting in Tavistock to protest against a new visitor centre (we are now a World Heritage Site!!) because the old toilets would have to be knocked down to make way for it. This was front page news.
FTOYWAI Drake Circus shopping centre has just opened - millions of £s on a design that is 20 years old and hasn't been updated. Know locally (and fondly) as 'The Arse' and described by one architect as "utterly inexcusable", it's the talk of the town. At least it is if you live in SW Devon. 60,000 shoppers visited on its first morning in business, dodging the diggers and last-minute landscapers. Have these people nothing better to do than visit all the shops that used to be in Plymouth, but are now located in a building that looks like a pair of buttocks? But even more scintillating is the news that at least 'some' old people went to a planning meeting in Tavistock to protest against a new visitor centre (we are now a World Heritage Site!!) because the old toilets would have to be knocked down to make way for it. This was front page news.
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 3:13 pm
it's good to know that community spirit is alive and well and kicking in the south west...
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 10:57 pm
is any one sett of buttocks more interesting thanm another set of buttocks? Strange interests you have and as for that naked shoulder ............. different at leastRuthie-Baby wrote:can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 11:37 pm
http://www.drakecircus.com/Ruthie-Baby wrote:it's good to know that community spirit is alive and well and kicking in the south west...
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
No pictures of the Arse. Tried to get the Devon webcams site but it's out of commission which is a shame as it listed 'Donkeys indoors' and 'Donkeys outdoors', as well as a 'Badgercam', which I thought you may have been interested in. Sorry to have let you down!
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 9:22 am
That sounds like the Devon I know and love!!!
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:25 am
Having had the misfortune of living in Plymouth, I'm pretty sure the place is the Arse of Devon...cj wrote:http://www.drakecircus.com/Ruthie-Baby wrote:it's good to know that community spirit is alive and well and kicking in the south west...
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
No pictures of the Arse. Tried to get the Devon webcams site but it's out of commission which is a shame as it listed 'Donkeys indoors' and 'Donkeys outdoors', as well as a 'Badgercam', which I thought you may have been interested in. Sorry to have let you down!
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 10:31 am
well I'm so sorry to be fascinated by a building that looks strange! Oh well at least posting that link has helped with hits on their website... donkeys, badgers, I'm not from Devon...?cj wrote:http://www.drakecircus.com/Ruthie-Baby wrote:it's good to know that community spirit is alive and well and kicking in the south west...
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
No pictures of the Arse. Tried to get the Devon webcams site but it's out of commission which is a shame as it listed 'Donkeys indoors' and 'Donkeys outdoors', as well as a 'Badgercam', which I thought you may have been interested in. Sorry to have let you down!
Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 10:15 pm
Parking is a rip off by the looks of it!cj wrote:http://www.drakecircus.com/Ruthie-Baby wrote:it's good to know that community spirit is alive and well and kicking in the south west...
can we see a pic of this place, sounds interesting?
No pictures of the Arse. Tried to get the Devon webcams site but it's out of commission which is a shame as it listed 'Donkeys indoors' and 'Donkeys outdoors', as well as a 'Badgercam', which I thought you may have been interested in. Sorry to have let you down!
Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 8:21 am
Happy Birthday, Julian and thanks again for all you have done for us OBs - here on the Forum, on the CHA website and as a member of the Board of the CHA. You achieve so much without making a lot of fuss, but we really are grateful. May you have a wonderful birthday today and a great year ahead.
Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 8:52 am
Have a great day Julian!!