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Wayne Rooney ... goes without saying really
Jimmy Carr, Ben Elton - well nearly all of them
and from personal experience
Michelin Starred restaurants ... been to a few £150 and came out hungry
Miele appliances ... no better than Whirlpool & the others
BMWs ... Fords as good for 2/3 price
Porsches ... can buy a button to make the exhaust sound "sportier" WTF
(apologies if my list seems pretentious - I've made (and lost!) a few quid and when I make I spend/waste it)
Jimmy Carr, Ben Elton - well nearly all of them
and from personal experience
Michelin Starred restaurants ... been to a few £150 and came out hungry
Miele appliances ... no better than Whirlpool & the others
BMWs ... Fords as good for 2/3 price
Porsches ... can buy a button to make the exhaust sound "sportier" WTF
(apologies if my list seems pretentious - I've made (and lost!) a few quid and when I make I spend/waste it)
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Virtually every house in my street has a porsche outside their front door. Suppose it's a handy place to put your muddy shoes, umbrellas etc
People & things [blank] are vastly over-rated ...
David Beckham and his miserable looking wife
George Clooney's missus - a Maureen Lipman lookalike.
I'll give it 3 years.
I'll give it 3 years.
Timeform top rated horses
Tipsters adverts
Tipsters in general
Marten Julien's Cheltenham Preview (basically 'follow anything Tony Martin sends over')
.....oh and Jack Wilshire
Tipsters adverts
Tipsters in general
Marten Julien's Cheltenham Preview (basically 'follow anything Tony Martin sends over')
.....oh and Jack Wilshire
Going on holiday.Looking forward to it is the best bit..the rest is rubbish.
Big t1ts.
They will command your attention but surplus blubber when you get down to it.
They will command your attention but surplus blubber when you get down to it.
All footballers
All politicians
Trainspotting (the film)
Kamikaze pilots
All politicians
Trainspotting (the film)
Kamikaze pilots
I always think champagne is overrated too. Major rip off by the frogs.
Angel
no they're not, sorry, you can't have that.
And while we're on the subject are saveloys still around?
no they're not, sorry, you can't have that.
And while we're on the subject are saveloys still around?
The Lake District
Over commercialised and full of tourists and the landscape is disappointing
Always peeing it down too.Keswick is one of the wettest towns in England
Not my idea of a good holiday destination
Over commercialised and full of tourists and the landscape is disappointing
Always peeing it down too.Keswick is one of the wettest towns in England
Not my idea of a good holiday destination
I like the lake district landscape. It may not be overly dramatic but it is beautifully proportioned. Best seen by foot.
Anybody who thinks the Lake District is over-rated hasn't stood atop Pavey Ark or (insert peak of our choice) on a clear, cloudless day
Angel Gabrial
29 Sep 14 18:19
Bacon butties
^^
Trying to get some muslim and jewish friends on here
29 Sep 14 18:19
Bacon butties
^^
Trying to get some muslim and jewish friends on here
EastofEden
29 Sep 14 20:31
The Lake District
Over commercialised and full of tourists and the landscape is disappointing
Get away from Bowness and Windermere.
Always peeing it down too.Keswick is one of the wettest towns in England
Err...if it didn't rain much there would be no lakes.
An interesting read.
.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haweswater_Reservoir
Haweswater drought of 1995, greedy fackers in Manchester nicked all the H20.
.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dyyii-d2Snw
A bloke got a copy of the original stone walls which were left when it was flooded. He did hundreds of copies and knocked them out for 50p a throw. There's only one road down the side of the reservoir, he didn't miss a single car, and the place was packed.
We were there
Mrs CMAT on the dried out reservoir bed.
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http://i58.tinypic.com/2ufdl4i.jpg
29 Sep 14 20:31
The Lake District
Over commercialised and full of tourists and the landscape is disappointing
Get away from Bowness and Windermere.
Always peeing it down too.Keswick is one of the wettest towns in England
Err...if it didn't rain much there would be no lakes.
An interesting read.
.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haweswater_Reservoir
Haweswater drought of 1995, greedy fackers in Manchester nicked all the H20.
.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dyyii-d2Snw
A bloke got a copy of the original stone walls which were left when it was flooded. He did hundreds of copies and knocked them out for 50p a throw. There's only one road down the side of the reservoir, he didn't miss a single car, and the place was packed.
We were there
Mrs CMAT on the dried out reservoir bed.
.
http://i58.tinypic.com/2ufdl4i.jpg
Fair play to you cmat your obviously a fan of the lakes
Is that you and yours in that video btw ?
Is that you and yours in that video btw ?
No, he's a local bloke from Cumbria.
It says so under the video.
Mrs CMAT is in the photo of the date set out in stones.
It says so under the video.
Mrs CMAT is in the photo of the date set out in stones.
Jesus
Overrated and ginger according to the stain glass art work in our Churches.
Overrated and ginger according to the stain glass art work in our Churches.
Ok cmat.
Just wondered as they were both 1995.I never read that stuff under you tube videos
I remember when that village was exposed during the drought
Just wondered as they were both 1995.I never read that stuff under you tube videos
I remember when that village was exposed during the drought
We first went up to Cumbria on a whim in 1988/89, and liked it so much we went back at least twice every year for the next 10 years.
A couple had their barn converted about 5 miles outside Kendal, and we were one of their first customers for the accommodation.
The rent she charged was far too low compared to other places, but she said she'd rather keep it occupied than be empty for some months.
By the end of year one you had to phone on January the 1st to get a booking for August as it was that cheap.
The rent only went up £20 in 10 years, to £140 a week. Cheap as chips for a 3 bed place in private grounds.
They had a gigantic bungalow nearby, and when we went in to return the keys after our first visit, Mrs CMAT said 'Rosie, your lounge is gigantic.' It had a large three piece suite, a massive table and two other armchairs in it, plus a load of cabinets and large ornamental pots.
Rosie laughed and said 'This is the entrance hall dear.'
A couple had their barn converted about 5 miles outside Kendal, and we were one of their first customers for the accommodation.
The rent she charged was far too low compared to other places, but she said she'd rather keep it occupied than be empty for some months.
By the end of year one you had to phone on January the 1st to get a booking for August as it was that cheap.
The rent only went up £20 in 10 years, to £140 a week. Cheap as chips for a 3 bed place in private grounds.
They had a gigantic bungalow nearby, and when we went in to return the keys after our first visit, Mrs CMAT said 'Rosie, your lounge is gigantic.' It had a large three piece suite, a massive table and two other armchairs in it, plus a load of cabinets and large ornamental pots.
Rosie laughed and said 'This is the entrance hall dear.'
I take it Mrs CMAT sampled the Cumbriam mushrooms and visited Wonderland.
Alice in Wonderland syndrome?
People may experience Macropsia which is a condition where the individual sees everything larger than it actually is.
Magic mushrooms have a similar effect.
People may experience Macropsia which is a condition where the individual sees everything larger than it actually is.
Magic mushrooms have a similar effect.
Mrs CMAT said 'Rosie, your lounge is gigantic.' It had a large three piece suite, a massive table and two other armchairs in it, plus a load of cabinets and large ornamental pots.
I don't do 'recreational' drugs, never have, and never will, and neither does she, or she wouldn't be my Mrs, and I was with her.
No entrance hall either in any of my houses or any of my mates houses is that large.
At the other end of the scale, when her younger sister got her first house, Mrs CMAT first said 'What a lovely large hall.'
The staircase was in the lounge
No entrance hall either in any of my houses or any of my mates houses is that large.
At the other end of the scale, when her younger sister got her first house, Mrs CMAT first said 'What a lovely large hall.'
The staircase was in the lounge
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is a temporary condition, it comes and goes.
I thought i was suffering when i was in Thailand, some of the women had big hands and big feet.
I thought i was suffering when i was in Thailand, some of the women had big hands and big feet.
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