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Your bible is the centre of all religious rubbish.

I agree, speak English.

Why not.? You believe all of the other religious rubbish that comes your way.

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Bedlingtons dimwits don't know the difference, they have a heehaw for the flimsiest of excuses.

lol Mr. Asterisk to the last.

One thing the modern camera can't do is compose a picture. What a load. KISS

Now that would depend on your methane production?

We've found Cympil's soft spot.

A Denny's voucher would be acceptable.

So it's not 'point and shoot'.

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Maybe, but the rule of 'thirds' has to be observed.

It must be nice to have money, but can you use it? lol

So all these people are wasting their time, Joe has already removed the booty. For those not into this history, an update lol

Connecting allah and !*!@# may not be a good ideeea......lol

We do have fun in Bedlington. Between Monday, July 16th July and Friday, July 20th volunteers will be helping to clear vegetation and litter at the Bedlington Iron Works site as part of National Archaeology Week. Barry Mead, Wansbeck Council's Community Heritage Officer, who is organising the event at Furnace Bridge, says; "The idea is to clean and expose the surviving 18th and 19th Century stonework so that it can then be properly assessed for conservation. "I'm hoping lots of volunteers will get involved and help out, however, the minimum age is 16. No experience is necessary but the work will be physically quite hard but great fun. "I would urge people to wear appropriate clothing including boots and gloves. We will provide the tools but if people could possibly bring a shovel and wheelbarrow this would be really useful. I will be there everyday from 10am until 3pm and hope to see as many people as possible." There are no toilet or food facilities at the site and people are asked to bring their own packed lunches. Further details are available from Barry on 01670 829041 or 07986018242. Not a pancake or even a drink of water.

Most people can't understand the benefits of good engineering to maintain that lifestyle they love.

People lament the demise of the colliery's Joe, and then complain about the wind farms and other power plants that follow. Everyone wants the convenience of power but not on their doorstep.

Momma Perry's favourite pub was the Terrier.

I remember the old station being built, for months on end jackhammer's were used to drive piles deep into the ground, not easily removed.

Their Mommy loved them......

Welcome back Big Geordie.