Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
Weren't they after Stilton?
Originally posted by Joel McNary:
At the Asian fusion restaurant near where I work, the men's room has no urinals. Instead, one wall is a waterfall. It took a moment to realize what the intent was, and then a co-worker actually went up to the hostess to confirm that intent.
I was mildly disappointed to read the article and find out that it was a regular urinal -- I don't really consider 1917 to be "modern" anymore. I was hoping that the restaurant had won some sort of prize or something ...![]()
Originally posted by SJ Ponsardin:
There are undoubtedly many bigots in England.
And they vote for political parties that are aligned with thier views.
Let me know when they set up a west belfast tourist information office & I might go and visit so I can see what a wonderful place it is to live.
Originally posted by SJ Ponsardin:
well there is this thing called an election that gets held.
if a ward votes in a BNP candidate then whether I've been there or not I'm going to come up with the impression that the place is full intolerant individuals.
So when you people vote in people like Martin McGuinness & co. That kind of gives me the impression that I do not want to visit NI, and most certainly
Originally posted by SJ Ponsardin:
present company excepted of course, combined with the fact that I have never been there...
'The residents' of northern island come across in a similar way to the residents of israel.
(i.e. a bunch of racists, that deserve to left alone so they can blow each other up)
or to paraphrase
'only jews should be allowed to live in israel'
'I am a unionist & I don't want to live next door to a nationalist/black/asian'
Probably not near to the truth, but thats the way it comes across in the media.
Originally posted by SJ Ponsardin:
I disassociate myself from northern island. No matter what my passport says.