Mucker1884

Post have crossed David, but yes, as per my last post.

As a test, I’ll try again  now I’m home, and mobile is back on WiFi...

 Nope... still the same... telling me I can only upload 2.93mb. 

How come it it worked the other night but not now, yet both pics taken on same device?

the only difference is today was Outdoors!  LOL. 

Sorry for being thick!

I took a pic on my 'phone at the fans forum the other night, and posted it on here, all live at the scene, and all worked smoothly.

Tried to do the same today, as I arrived at the stadium on my bike, but it came up with a message about maximum pic sizes (hinting at my pic being too large).  All on the same mobile.

Now the internet/4G/signal thing was obviously slow, as it always is in and around the stadium (at least on match day), so would this be the cause, or have I done something wrong (even though the process was exactly the same as the other night.

????

17 hours ago, uttoxram75 said:

Anyone tried the new chippy on Utch Old Road yet 

https://rowditch-kitchen-british-takeaway.business.site/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral

 

 

2 hours ago, Angry Ram said:

No. 

A fiver says someone has!

Just now, Paul71 said:

A kettle? 

2L Turbo!  

7 minutes ago, Steve How Hard? said:

My missus accused me of loving football more than her last night. When I asked her to open her legs it would be an understatement to say that she was less than impressed when I nutmegged her. 

To make it up to her, why not book a table for you both, tonight?

...I presume she does like snooker, yeah?

1 hour ago, David said:

You bean Googling coffee puns?

Yo, whats happening brew!  What’s Sumatra with you?  Don't you come decant with me, or I'll lose my tamper!

If you think I have to google for puns, you'd be a mug.  Such accusations leave a bitter taste, and really grinds my gears.

You do the tweets, I'll do the puns.  fair trade?

Anyway, gotta go... Catch yer Latte.

3 minutes ago, Angry Ram said:

People who can work these new fangled coffee machines. Poxy things terrify me. Saw one yesterday that looked like you could drive it somewhere.

Car-puccino?

Ford Cortado?

Fiat white?

15 minutes ago, Mucker1884 said:

They did indeed each have a nice new shiny cream/beige saab saloon type car.  We used to wave most afternoons, as that Irish guy with the mop of curly hair* drove home to his posh new Oakwood pad.

*He came as part of a pair.  The other one didn't get as many starts.  I've got the name Aiden McCaffery in my head, but I'm not convinced I have the right Irishman?  

It's Just come to me...

Billy Caskey was the lesser mate, and the guy we'd wave to most days was the inimitable Vic Moreland!  All hair and 'tache.  Like a poor man's Magnum p.i.  (Tom Selleck) 

I seem to remember they were either conjoined twins, or married, as they kept getting transferred as a pair!  LOL!

Those Saabs were the envy of the football star world, back in the day!

They did indeed each have a nice new shiny cream/beige saab saloon type car.  We used to wave most afternoons, as that Irish guy with the mop of curly hair* drove home to his posh new Oakwood pad.

*He came as part of a pair.  The other one didn't get as many starts.  I've got the name Aiden McCaffery in my head, but I'm not convinced I have the right Irishman?  

Aisle seat, just like mstchday...

46 minutes ago, angieram said:

Does anyone know why players aren't insured against these sort of tragic - but extremely rare - eventualities?

34 minutes ago, TigerTedd said:

I can imagine they are, but that early into a contract, it might not have been sorted out yet. I definitely think a lot of people will be learning some lessons from this situation and a few standard practices will be changed as a result. Getting insurance in place before the contract is signed will probably be top of the list. 

Youll always have people risking it for a biscuit though, on deadline day. Get the contract signed but for the love of god wrap him in cotton wool til we get the insurance in place. 

I'd agree with the above... although I'm only guessing, of course.

I'm also of the understanding that, last time I read up on this story, a potential stumbling block appeared to include mention of alleged non-passenger licence/unqualified pilot etc.  A chartered flight with BA it was not!

Regardless of  any contracts, insurances being in place, and whoever arranged the flight etc, it may yet prove that said insurance would/could be invalid anyway.

I do believe "investigations continue", of course!

19 minutes ago, Coconut said:

Of course if "The Football Family"  actually gave a poo about one another as much as the outpourings of grief purport,  they'd quite easily have found a way to cover the transfer fee on behalf of Cardiff with a chunk left over for Salah's family.

 

There's snow way I'd be happy for DCFC to plough money into that particular whip-round!  Feckem!

2 hours ago, Kinder said:

People who call their penis a twinkle.

I don't normally, in all honesty, but I considered it an appropriate descriptive name, to ensure that there was no confusion or unfair comparison between mine and @reveldevil's.

People who stand impatiently right outside the cubicle door tutting, whilst I'm stood inside trying to find my twinkle through those godforsaken button flies and thermal long johns!

18 minutes ago, Boycie said:

Me too, the two for one deals tempt you in, plus sticky Vicky’s on later.

There is no "too"! 

Just by reading your post, it's clear we holiday in completely different resorts!   

5 hours ago, richinspain said:

Although fried is not uncommon, revuelto (scrambled) is much more typical in bars at least.

Ah, that explains it... we do tend to do most of our eating over there in bars, as opposed to restaurants!  LOL!  ;-)

8 hours ago, richinspain said:

Look away now @David

 

Based purely on my holidays, would it be fair to say that an egg like that (They look perfect to me, by the way) is almost a rarity over there?  Or certainly a lot less common than huevos revueltos?

...Or am I mistaken?

2 hours ago, RamNut said:

I can't quite imagine getting poked by a nun.

 

........or vice versa

 

Funny that, as I'm the complete opposite!

8 hours ago, Parsnip said:

This badass is my dog's brother - best working dog winner at Crufts today. I'm actually not a massive fan of Crufts and that kind of dog showing, but my boy is proper champion stock and I'll be cheering 'Dave' on on Sunday where he's up for best in show.

Not a massive dog lover, but "I don't mind" them.

However, if I ever had a dog, I'd...

2 hours ago, Carl Sagan said:

Up in the Arctic. Oh yes... 

Disqualified!

... No knee!   

12 minutes ago, Boycie said:

Good job there was no riding crop in the picture or the forum would of crashed.

It wouldn't have crashed furlong though, thanks to that lovely David boy.  

3 hours ago, Bwash_Ram said:

I always liked the Scottish Lorne sausage, when i used to work up there many moons ago.

I used to love that Scottish square sausage some cafes offer... but I had to stop ordering it as the woman behind the counter always took the pith out of my lisp!

#baconbuttiewilldo

5 minutes ago, BathRam72 said:

I haven't read all of this post and I might be barking up the wrong tree.

But I am pretty sure the rules governing this flight would come under the CAA/FCAA not the FAA (Like I said I might be wrong and I am sure the rules are similar) FAA governs the USA and also covers several other countries.

UK - CAA

France - FCAA

Can't remember, as what I read has now left my brain again!

I recall something about state of ownership/state of registration, blah, blah, option to throw it over to someone else etc (as to who carries out the investigation, and under which governing bodies).  It's all in the first few paragraphs of the linked report.

What I can say though, is that all the wording in italics (in my post) was taken from the linked pdf (posted by @RamNut, top of this page), which appears to be the official report from official investigators... thus far!

5 hours ago, Barnetbyram said:

It seems not the case now money is being asked for 

Maybe they could all put those H&H scarves on EBay, and "donate" the monies to Nantes, as a goodwill gesture!