The camera can capture some fantastic moments IV

[Monkeylegend]

Hugo a Gogo said:

Veeayt said:

Blib said:

If I'm not mistaken, you posted this particular photo some years ago. If I am, then I'm sure it was posted here before.

Don't go on about it, it's a bit of a saw point

Yea, we are just going round in circulars.

[Blib]

[mickk]

Is this some sort of picture quiz?

[troc]

I think it’s a beach.

[Blib]

troc said:

I think it’s a beach.

That's EXACTLY what I wanted you to say. It's actually the bottom of a rusty car door!!

Yay!

Loser!!!!



ETA: Have a nice day.

Edited by Blib on Tuesday 27th August 10:37

[CAPP0]

Blib said:

Jonathan Ross said:

He's going to have to land that weally carefully

[Le Controleur Horizontal]

CAPP0 said:

Blib said:

Jonathan Ross said:

He's going to have to land that weally carefully

Or time it right and re-attach the wheel on its way up

[troc]

Blib said:

troc said:

I think it’s a beach.

That's EXACTLY what I wanted you to say. It's actually the bottom of a rusty car door!!

Yay!

Loser!!!!



ETA: Have a nice day.

Edited by Blib on Tuesday 27th August 10:37

Meanie

[Blib]

troc said:

Meanie

Now, you've made me feel bad. I'm sorry, troc.

[Blib]

[CAPP0]

Blib said:

A little like being named "Clint" and not writing your name carefully.

[Blib]

[p1stonhead]

Blib said:

[Roofless Toothless]

I just came across this photograph of Kings Cross, taken in 1899 and noticed the news stand. The 'Execution - Ansell' refers to the hanging of Mary Ansell (Wikipedia informs me) at St Albans. She was either 18 or 22 (reports vary) and a housemaid, found guilty of murdering her sister by poison. She was the youngest woman to be hanged in the modern era. Her sister was an inmate in an asylum and it seems Mary Ansell was of limited mental capacity herself. Newspapers questioned the sentence, and 100 MPs signed a petition to the Home Office. The Minister was unmoved.

[alfie2244]

Roofless Toothless said:

I just came across this photograph of Kings Cross, taken in 1899 and noticed the news stand. The 'Execution - Ansell' refers to the hanging of Mary Ansell (Wikipedia informs me) at St Albans. She was either 18 or 22 (reports vary) and a housemaid, found guilty of murdering her sister by poison. She was the youngest woman to be hanged in the modern era. Her sister was an inmate in an asylum and it seems Mary Ansell was of limited mental capacity herself. Newspapers questioned the sentence, and 100 MPs signed a petition to the Home Office. The Minister was unmoved.

"King's cross station in 1899, note the 'lighthouse' tower on building in the distance. This was a lookout for omnibuses so that signals could be given to let passengers know their road transport was arriving."

We must be members of the same faceache group .

[Roofless Toothless]

alfie2244 said:

"King's cross station in 1899, note the 'lighthouse' tower on building in the distance. This was a lookout for omnibuses so that signals could be given to let passengers know their road transport was arriving."

We must be members of the same faceache group .

[alfie2244]

Roofless Toothless said:

alfie2244 said:

"King's cross station in 1899, note the 'lighthouse' tower on building in the distance. This was a lookout for omnibuses so that signals could be given to let passengers know their road transport was arriving."

We must be members of the same faceache group .

E15?

[Lordbenny]

Blib said:

See page number 252!

[irocfan]

Blib said:

I'm guessing that someone ordered the wrong size flywheel?

[Blib]

Lordbenny said:

See page number 252!

Pah!

Real men are on page 125.