Moby Dick

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Fungus replied

21 January 2006, 20:22
Well, Moby is now an ex-whale, and is no longer pining for the fjords ...
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OwlHoot replied

21 January 2006, 18:52
I reckon the whale was cruising past the Thames estuary and mistook the squeeling of brakes from huge continental lorries in the Blackwall Tunnel as squeeks from fellow whales.
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Fungus replied

20 January 2006, 19:24
Originally posted by zeitghost

Don't worry, the war criminal Kirk will stop any whalers using his invisible Klingon warbird...

Remind me what your score in the geek test was again?

BTW Why would whalers want to use Kirk's invisible Klingon warbird?
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Fungus replied

20 January 2006, 19:21
Originally posted by Jabberwocky

Get your harpoon guns down to the thames. There's nothing quite like a bit of whale steak and a fine red wine. Plenty for all.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm

Yet another bleedin' asylum seeking foreigner, after our generous benefits and unemployment support. What happened to the concept of border controls?

I blame New Lier. It wouldn't have happened under the blessed and venerable Saint Maggie, may peace be upon her.
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wendigo100 replied

20 January 2006, 18:00
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm

The 16-18ft (5m) northern bottle-nosed whale, which is usually found in deep sea waters, has been seen as far upstream as Chelsea.

I wonder who it supports?
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Churchill replied

20 January 2006, 15:30
Originally posted by Jabberwocky

Get your harpoon guns down to the thames. There's nothing quite like a bit of whale steak and a fine red wine. Plenty for all.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm

Don't tell the Japs!
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Jabberwocky started a topic Moby Dick

20 January 2006, 15:10
Moby Dick

Get your harpoon guns down to the thames. There's nothing quite like a bit of whale steak and a fine red wine. Plenty for all.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4631396.stm
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