2,999,855 posts - a few minutes ago.

Should pass 3 million any time now.

Yip.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Million-t296...57#entry2998757

2,999,855 posts - a few minutes ago.

Should pass 3 million any time now.

Yip.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Million-t296...57#entry2998757

Methinx some ppl are totally bored.

OC, better get to LoS and get the elbow exercise going.

Then the grey matter will start churning again.

Want to start new page...

NEW PAGE!!!!!!

NEW PAGE!

New Page!!!!

NEW PAGE!!!!

We've been hoping for that for some time now Alex. But, alas poor Yorick........

Regards.

I'm still on page #105

NEW PAGE!!!!!!

NEW PAGE!

New Page!!!!

NEW PAGE!!!!

Now if that doesn't lean toward my argument, what is the point, post count or word game, your choice........

I hate it when I eat too late and can't sleep - last night was a nightmare!

On This Day : 11th September

1297 - Scotsman William Wallace defeated the English forces of Sir Hugh de Cressingham at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

1 lone Scot against the English forces - they bred them tough in those days.

On This Day : 11th September

1297 - Scotsman William Wallace defeated the English forces of Sir Hugh de Cressingham at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

1 lone Scot against the English forces - they bred them tough in those days.

And I believe he wore a skirt and makeup!

On This Day : 11th September

1297 - Scotsman William Wallace defeated the English forces of Sir Hugh de Cressingham at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

1 lone Scot against the English forces - they bred them tough in those days.

Same thing would happen today mate.

You can be sure that if a semi-naked man, wearing women's clothing, covered in blue circles and screaming unitelligibly, ran at bunch of nicely turned out young Englishmen in uniform, they would run too. Same fear of buggery exists today as it did back then

Usual Saturday in Town against the boys in blue!!

On This Day : 11th September

1297 - Scotsman William Wallace defeated the English forces of Sir Hugh de Cressingham at the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

1 lone Scot against the English forces - they bred them tough in those days.

The bread is even tougher today.

Regards.

New Page!!!!

NEW PAGE!!!!

Now if that doesn't lean toward my argument, what is the point, post count or word game, your choice........

Yeah and he was totally off topic cos he wasn't being random

Seriously though Moss. Why are you bothered. EVerything we do on here is a post count. You could even argue that Alex posts above, enticed both of us to respond, which is more than some people get even if they have spent 3 hours on doing a long and useles post which gained no replies.

Egg mayo

Pitta ‘n’ dips

Chopped up herby sausage

Frittata

Mini meatloaf

Meatballs

Crisps and nuts

Chicken dippers

Sarnies

1868

Doesn't make sense you know when walking around and feeling hungry. So many food stalls but where to get a real shoarma. Yeah I know this is Thailand but I miss my garlic sauce laden shoarma. I don't like the rolls they sell here.

Doesn't make sense you know when walking around and feeling hungry. So many food stalls but where to get a real shoarma. Yeah I know this is Thailand but I miss my garlic sauce laden shoarma. I don't like the rolls they sell here.

Shoarma?

Alex, is that some variation of my favourite, Chawarma, is served in Middle Eatern, Arab and Israeli restaurants.

If so, yeah, they need a proper bun/wrap, and garlic sauces etc, I love 'em.

Doesn't make sense you know when walking around and feeling hungry. So many food stalls but where to get a real shoarma. Yeah I know this is Thailand but I miss my garlic sauce laden shoarma. I don't like the rolls they sell here.

Shoarma?

Alex, is that some variation of my favourite, Chawarma, is served in Middle Eatern, Arab and Israeli restaurants.

If so, yeah, they need a proper bun/wrap, and garlic sauces etc, I love 'em.

I eat that every other day for lunch, will falaffal inside of course. Can't wait for Ramadan to finish and evrything return to normal

Doesn't make sense you know when walking around and feeling hungry. So many food stalls but where to get a real shoarma. Yeah I know this is Thailand but I miss my garlic sauce laden shoarma. I don't like the rolls they sell here.

Shoarma?

Alex, is that some variation of my favourite, Chawarma, is served in Middle Eatern, Arab and Israeli restaurants.

If so, yeah, they need a proper bun/wrap, and garlic sauces etc, I love 'em.

I eat that every other day for lunch, will falaffal inside of course. Can't wait for Ramadan to finish and evrything return to normal

Lucky bastit.

Only one decent place here in Auckland.

They have great felafals too.

In the CBD, rarely go in there, unfortunately.

Took my partner, she is Filipina, was dubious, but now she loves it.

Bo please tell me if it looks like this.

Shoarma is the Dutch spelling by the way

That looks nice and healthy!!!

Put your hands together for Vera Lynn :-

Dame Vera Lynn has become the oldest living artist in the world to have a number one album after she beat The Beatlles to the top of the charts

The 92-year-old has now usurped Bob Dylan as the oldest artist to grace the number one position after her album We'll Meet Again - The Very Best of Vera Lynn went straight to the top of the charts.

Her album outsold artists including the Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T and the Kings of Leon, and beat The Beatles' much-hyped remastered editions.

More here :-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/m...-one-album.html

Bo please tell me if it looks like this.

They are the ingredients but I have mine all stuffed into a big flat bread and rolled up

Put your hands together for Vera Lynn :-

Dame Vera Lynn has become the oldest living artist in the world to have a number one album after she beat The Beatlles to the top of the charts

The 92-year-old has now usurped Bob Dylan as the oldest artist to grace the number one position after her album We'll Meet Again - The Very Best of Vera Lynn went straight to the top of the charts.

Her album outsold artists including the Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T and the Kings of Leon, and beat The Beatles' much-hyped remastered editions.

More here :-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/m...-one-album.html

Good on the old girl, she's great!

Today's Odd Spot :-

Monday September 14,

An Austrian man has been fined $87 for breaking wind while he was being questioned by police officers. Police in Graz said the laughter of passers-by humiliated them, giving them grounds to book Hansi Sporer, 20, under laws stopping people abusing police.

They should have at least also tasered or pepper sprayed him right?