Good Morning Thread

1963 Frank I field No1
Wayward Wind (story of my life just now) 😐
On the plus side
The Beatles recorded 'Please Please Me' album 😂😂
 
80deg16minW said:
The latest bird event of this expedition was my wife and I sitting on a cliff in Perce, Gaspe watching the gannets dive from 75’ or so straight into the water in multiples into shoals of fish. All with Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island in the background with the sun on them.

And yesterday a cheeky fox ran right between us on the trail we were on with a squirrel in its mouth.
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Two of the most common sights in Ireland nowadays. Foxes & gulls. Neither are afraid of humans and as such will tolerate people standing within just a few feet away.

Sounds like a blast. As much as i adore technology & engineering (it is my forte after all) there is something so dear about our wildlife and natural habitat that makes everything else feel so utterly pointless. I really should have become a park ranger.
 
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1950 - All the king's men - Hmm not my sort of movie but I do remember Brod Crawford in Highway Patrol though. What a load of tut that was when u look back - guess we watched anything on the tv just vying for entertainment around a 6 inch cube.
Good ol days (well most of them were) .. there were some not so good ones as well.
 
steveperryman said:
It's a thread shared about life. What's not to like?
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It’s just a brilliant section in a brilliant forum ,

I don’t look at other sites , but I think it may be unique.

I love how it brings us all together and how it has grown into its own beast .

Funny , Sad , informative , educational, human in every detail …

As you say Steve , it’s just a thread shared about life .

But I sometimes think it’s more than that .


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TQ2Spurs said:
Let's face it, this thread has been more interesting than the football for a while now, hopefully that will change!
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Brings us all into each others living rooms .
 
Walthamstow wanderer said:
It’s just a brilliant section in a brilliant forum ,

I don’t look at other sites , but I think it may be unique.

I love how it brings us all together and how it has grown into its own beast .

Funny , Sad , informative , educational, human in every detail …

As you say Steve , it’s just a thread shared about life .

But I sometimes think it’s more than that .


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Brings us all into each others living rooms .
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And you are all most welcome!
 
Walthamstow wanderer said:
It’s just a brilliant section in a brilliant forum ,

I don’t look at other sites , but I think it may be unique.

I love how it brings us all together and how it has grown into its own beast .

Funny , Sad , informative , educational, human in every detail …

As you say Steve , it’s just a thread shared about life .

But I sometimes think it’s more than that .


,



Brings us all into each others living rooms .
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We get to know a fair amount about each other outside of our love of one football club. There is support in all sorts of scenarios with encouragement and advice where appropriate. It is all kept to ourselves and is just a great thread on the best forum around. I think one of the few things we don’t know about each other is our inside leg measurement…………. and mine is……..!
 
A touch of nostalgia. Well way back in the 80s when i was a child growing up the tele was superb. Morning tele that is. Charlie Brown. The Monkees. Laurel & Hardy. Saturday Superstore, Crackerjack, the list was endless. Then there was Firefox, The Dukes Of Hazard, The A-Team & Baywatch in the afternoon. Who could ever forget the sight of Yasmin Bleeth or Pamela Anderson running along the beach in slo-mo whilst looking utterly fab-u-lous. Kids nowadays have to face the consequences of social media and online abuse. It's a different world we're all living in today.
 
spurs1954 said:
We get to know a fair amount about each other outside of our love of one football club. There is support in all sorts of scenarios with encouragement and advice where appropriate. It is all kept to ourselves and is just a great thread on the best forum around. I think one of the few things we don’t know about each other is our inside leg measurement…………. and mine is……..!
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Is there an idea for a new predictor game there? lol
 
sldspurs said:
1950 - All the king's men - Hmm not my sort of movie but I do remember Brod Crawford in Highway Patrol though. What a load of tut that was when u look back - guess we watched anything on the tv just vying for entertainment around a 6 inch cube.
Good ol days (well most of them were) .. there were some not so good ones as well.
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Oh yes I think the first film I ever went to see was with me Dad (bless his cotton army socks) .. it was Bridge on the River Kwai .. mum went shopping in sheperd's bush market whilst we saw the film in the Paviliion (not sure if it's still there anymore.)
 
steveperryman said:
A touch of nostalgia. Well way back in the 80s when i was a child growing up the tele was superb. Morning tele that is. Charlie Brown. The Monkees. Laurel & Hardy. Saturday Superstore, Crackerjack, the list was endless. Then there was Firefox, The Dukes Of Hazard, The A-Team & Baywatch in the afternoon. Who could ever forget the sight of Yasmin Bleeth or Pamela Anderson running along the beach in slo-mo whilst looking utterly fab-u-lous. Kids nowadays have to face the consequences of social media and online abuse. It's a different world we're all living in today.
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we had Andy Pandy, the flower pot men, Roy Rogers, Cisco kid, Champion the wonder horse, Lone Ranger, Rawhide, Bonanza, Gunsmoke, Highway Patrol, .. mostly in B&W
 
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