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maybe the invisible man is trying to poke you in the eye.

I get to see the red arrows every summer during the Sunderland air show and every time they amaze me.

Hello folks, i haven't been on the forum for ages due to life and work getting in the way of all my personal time. Things have since calmed slightly and so i hope i can catch up with the rest of you lot and enjoy some much needed fun and laughs.

And people blame the parents that kids can't read and write. ;D

Sad sad news, R.I.P Frank Thornton.

Very good George ;D

i used to like Rick Wakemans show on planet rock also like nicky horne and kid Jensen. as for local radio i used to like a show called the three legends and alan robson.

Finally justice for the 96, a lot of people need to hang there heads in shame. Well done to all the families who never gave up.

RIP Neil Armstrong, a true legend and a hero of mine.

i like it George ;D

I like this episode, isn't it also the last appearance of Wally Batty?

As a fan of REAL MUSIC, by this i mean a singer or a band that writes its own material, plays live and has real talent, i hate that show. I never have watched it but my wife does and i get relegated to either the bedroom or the kitchen to do what i want. These shows are staged its all a fix and...

as Sunderland born and bred i agree with you ;D

A late thank you to all of you ;D

used to love the smiths when i was younger, not so much now but they were good. my dad used to play their records thats how i got into them but just sort of moved on a bit. The Rolling Stones.................now thats what i call music, especially anything live with Mick Taylor.

Pink Floyd playing Echoes live at Pompeii

I'm an Indian man, most Sundays i get the 5 course special. Chicken chatt starter, chicken vindaloo, keema pilau rice, keema naan and popadoms. gorgeous.

been listening to a lot of Otis Redding stuff and other stax records i.e Wilson Pickett, mainly for the guitar work by the great steve cropper. The guy is a genius, no long endless solos just beautiful melodies/

Oliver Cromwell, William Wallace, Shakespeare, Montgomery, the code breakers at bletchley park Lennon, McCartney , Jagger, Richards, prof Richard Dawkins, Stephen Hawking and many more.

Maybe his wives?