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1. ColziSalvaged from archive4 Dec 2006, 17:31
   In the Lake District they have stunning ales- Coniston blue bird -Black sheep to name 2. Im past going out t get legless really, now a days its drink good stuff ( ales) till 12 /pubs shut. Clubs are bad they sell nothing but shite! I drink to be merry but the taste is a big factor - were lucky to have so many awarded ales. Did they ever find Campbell's body in Coniston Water after he crashed Blue bird? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1214225.stm Yes they did find the body though the family and people were split as to weather to keep the body at the bottom of the lake ( as some said that's were he would of wanted to be laid to rest) or bring it ashore and hold a proper funeral. God rest his sole. By the way thiers many a body found in thier it really is scary i often went swimming in their in the last 3/4 months- since then 4 bodys have been found i believe :shock: 1 recent others 10/20yrs old. Cant imagine how many others are down thier. Anyways yea they did find the body. [Edited in a quote so people know WTF you're talking about, Colzi. :wink: -snufftelect]
2. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive4 Dec 2006, 20:10
   http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1214225.stm Yes they did find the body though the family and people were split as to weather to keep the body at the bottom of the lake ( as some said that's were he would of wanted to be laid to rest) or bring it ashore and hold a proper funeral. God rest his sole. By the way thiers many a body found in thier it really is scary i often went swimming in their in the last 3/4 months- since then 4 bodys have been found i believe :shock: 1 recent others 10/20yrs old. Cant imagine how many others are down thier. Anyways yea they did find the body. Better watch they don't grab your ankles drag you down to the mirky depths Colzi! :shock: Thanks for looking that up. I didn't know they'd found him at last. Wow. I learn something new here every day, which is one of the reasons I can't seem to stay away. A little pic is an Avatar. A "suplex" is a wrestling move. Ace's girlfriend can't sleep without him (made me a little jealous - I've never felt like that), You should drink water if your doing X. You guys love "the Buck" for some reason. (and let's not forget definition of bukake). It's just endless fascinating information! :lol:
3. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive4 Dec 2006, 21:24
   Glad that you are enjoying yerself, Pigs..... Stick around, the Party is Just Getting STARTED!!!
4. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive4 Dec 2006, 21:35
   Glad that you are enjoying yerself, Pigs..... Stick around, the Party is Just Getting STARTED!!! Thanks Oz. I can find out all the things about men I always wanted to know, but was afraid to ask right here! :lol:
5. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 00:00
   I figured out that you are a woman. if you don't mind our curiosity, How old are ya? Past my best, but still having a great time Ace. LOL ps: Son is 17, daughter is 20.....so no, I'm not a babe.
6. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 00:42
   if I had at kid when I was 16 - 17 they would have been 20. HOLY CRAP!!!! Holy crap is right Ace. Fun times came to a SCREECHING halt when she was born, as it should be of course. Luckily it seems the only competition you have is that ugly dog. :D
7. Big OzzieSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 07:45
   I figured out that you are a woman. if you don't mind our curiosity, How old are ya? Past my best, but still having a great time Ace. LOL ps: Son is 17, daughter is 20.....so no, I'm not a babe. Age by years is irrelevant....it is Experience that matures a person. I feel much younger than I look....in fact, I really did not know what I looked like until I recently installed a large wall mirror. :shock: :shock: I guess it is pretty bad when you do not recognise the person walking past in the mirror....off to the GYM for DAILY workouts again! Now that the ol' lady and I are apart....I can start eating right and less!
8. CloudaneSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:19
   God rest his sole. http://www.cloudane.com/stuff/sole.jpg.jpeg :( My apologies :lol: It's quite scary really to think that we keep dipping into a lake that people keep dying in. But then, every time you walk anywhere there's probably the remains of someone under there somewhere...
9. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:21
   God rest his sole. http://www.cloudane.com/stuff/sole.jpg.jpeg :( My apologies :lol: It's quite scary really to think that we keep dipping into a lake that people keep dying in. But then, every time you walk anywhere there's probably the remains of someone under there somewhere... Didn't I read that some guy bundled his murdered wife up and threw her into Coniston?
10. ColziSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:22
    God rest his sole. http://www.cloudane.com/stuff/sole.jpg.jpeg :( My apologies :lol: It's quite scary really to think that we keep dipping into a lake that people keep dying in. But then, every time you walk anywhere there's probably the remains of someone under there somewhere... Oh dear :lol: Yea but in water they can grab ya :shock: Was a great spot for murders suicides ( murder and suicide arnt great.) but now its just too common! Should be watcher/guard the keeps a look out. Id say their was hundreds of bodys like, Victorian ages medievil times etc Yet u wouldnt think that by looking at Coniston waters.
11. ColziSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:30
    Didn't I read that some guy bundled his murdered wife up and threw her into Coniston? Lady in the lake ? http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,2763,1401097,00…
12. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:33
    Didn't I read that some guy bundled his murdered wife up and threw her into Coniston? Lady in the lake ? http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,2763,1401097,00… You are a MINE of information Colzi, thank you. Yes that's the one, but I only read about it recently. I'm waiting for someone to get charged with the Renee MacRae murders in Inverness. We all know who did it is of course. His wife covered for him all these years I do believe.
13. ColziSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:49
    Only on Coniston am i decent - id be shite on Mastermind ! OZ is the king of knowledge around here!
14. BrixtonSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:50
    I've started so I'll finish....
15. ColziSalvaged from archive5 Dec 2006, 10:53
    I've started so I'll finish.... :lol: Go ahead, it wont make me answer any better ! :roll:
16. ColziSalvaged from archive7 Dec 2006, 13:19
    CONISTON BLUE BIRD COMING HOME ! Museum hopes to house Bluebird Published on 07/12/2006 SPEED hero Donald Campbell’s daughter was today due to announce that she is giving his jet powered boat Bluebird to Coniston’s Ruskin Museum. Campbell was killed when Bluebird K7 flipped over and crashed as he tried to break his own world water speed record on Coniston Water in January 1967. Gina Campbell was due to reveal plans for the future of the wrecked craft at a press conference at the Ruskin Museum, in Coniston, this afternoon. The Evening Mail understands Ms Campbell was to announce she is giving the craft to the Ruskin Museum on behalf of the Campbell family. Bluebird was raised from the depths of Coniston in 2001 and Campbell's remains were discovered later that year and buried in the village. The wreckage is currently in the South Shields workshop of Bill Smith, the underwater surveyor and amateur diver who discovered the wreck. Efforts to restore Bluebird to full working order and put it on display in a local museum have been unsuccessful. The scheme was refused funding by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Ms Campbell has previously threatened to sell the damaged craft on ebay or dump it back in Coniston Water if no money was made available to fully restore her father’s boat. Today’s announcement will be welcomed by Campbell enthusiasts looking forward to seeing a partially restored Bluebird in the museum. During its 34 years underwater, the boat's jet engines were ruined but its frame was reasonably preserved. An appeal fund is going to be launched by the Ruskin Museum which needs to raise £750,000 to build an extension to display the restored Bluebird along with an interpretative display telling the story of the world water speed record attempts. View this story and the latest newspaper in full digital reproduction, just like the printed copy at www.nwemail.co.uk/digitalcopy Fantastic news! (imagine that hey we were just speaking about it n this story popped up in tdays paper!)
17. DandruffBGoneSalvaged from archive7 Dec 2006, 13:28
    CONISTON BLUE BIRD COMING HOME ! Museum hopes to house Bluebird Published on 07/12/2006 SPEED hero Donald Campbell’s daughter was today due to announce that she is giving his jet powered boat Bluebird to Coniston’s Ruskin Museum. Campbell was killed when Bluebird K7 flipped over and crashed as he tried to break his own world water speed record on Coniston Water in January 1967. Gina Campbell was due to reveal plans for the future of the wrecked craft at a press conference at the Ruskin Museum, in Coniston, this afternoon. The Evening Mail understands Ms Campbell was to announce she is giving the craft to the Ruskin Museum on behalf of the Campbell family. Bluebird was raised from the depths of Coniston in 2001 and Campbell's remains were discovered later that year and buried in the village. The wreckage is currently in the South Shields workshop of Bill Smith, the underwater surveyor and amateur diver who discovered the wreck. Efforts to restore Bluebird to full working order and put it on display in a local museum have been unsuccessful. The scheme was refused funding by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Ms Campbell has previously threatened to sell the damaged craft on ebay or dump it back in Coniston Water if no money was made available to fully restore her father’s boat. Today’s announcement will be welcomed by Campbell enthusiasts looking forward to seeing a partially restored Bluebird in the museum. During its 34 years underwater, the boat's jet engines were ruined but its frame was reasonably preserved. An appeal fund is going to be launched by the Ruskin Museum which needs to raise £750,000 to build an extension to display the restored Bluebird along with an interpretative display telling the story of the world water speed record attempts. View this story and the latest newspaper in full digital reproduction, just like the printed copy at www.nwemail.co.uk/digitalcopy Fantastic news! (imagine that hey we were just speaking about it n this story popped up in tdays paper!) Oh wow. That IS spooky. Thanks Colzi.
18. jabaSalvaged from archive7 Dec 2006, 17:51
    750 grand! Fuckin' thing was made out of sticky-back plastic and lolly pop sticks to begin with! :shock:
19. ColziSalvaged from archive7 Dec 2006, 18:00
    750 grand! Fuckin' thing was made out of sticky-back plastic and lolly pop sticks to begin with! :shock: I know i know its a joke - but it's worth it in the long run tourism- peeps come from around the world come to the lakes anyhow, now that Coniston has Blue Bird ( soon) they'll come to view that also! :D appy dayz !

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