Reply to: Travelling tomorrow

[ItsQuickerAntiClockwise]

Well I'm certainly NOT going to make a hoax call to delay the train. I don't fancy being "renditioned"

Is that where they strap you to a chair and do things to your an#l cavity?

(the chair has a hole cut out of it in case you were wondering)

[MrMark]

In the office now, leaving later today, won't tell when...

Well I'm certainly NOT going to make a hoax call to delay the train. I don't fancy being "renditioned"

[AtW]

In the office now, leaving later today, won't tell when...

[MarillionFan]

Has he left yet?

Quick! Change the locks on the Chunnel!!!

[d000hg]

Snakes on a Train - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[AtW]

I believe the "Crusades" was about a little bit more than just Jerusalem.

Yes, I am sure those unfortunate who have fallen for that believed it too...

[OwlHoot]

or maybe North West Frontier (1959)
(good film actually, once the journey starts)

& quelle suprise... the baddie is a muslim

Yes, but the dialogue is nuanced, for want of a better word. Every point of view is pretty fairly presented.

[shaunbhoy]

Have they found a lot of oil under Jerusalim now?

I believe the "Crusades" was about a little bit more than just Jerusalem.

[AtW]

They had Oil under their feet.

Have they found a lot of oil under Jerusalim now?

[shaunbhoy]

What did "the muzzies" do wrong to warrant large scale expeditionary force sent far beyond this country's borders?

They had Oil under their feet. It was a little known fact back then, so regime change was given as the driving force.

HTH

[ItsQuickerAntiClockwise]

I never had you down for a wimp.........

On reflection, I can't really blame you for being scared of flying. The last flight I had the turbulence was so bad, I was sweating like Gary Glitter at a nursery.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Barbarian hordes of Celts resisting positive influence of the Greater Roman Empire?

If you want to go further down the ages then I'd say Kronos was the original baddie

Typical. Blaming the peace loving Klingons.

[Troll]

What did "the muzzies" do wrong to warrant large scale expeditionary force sent far beyond this country's borders?

Dunno ... why did the Berbers set sail for Spain?

[AtW]

or even more - who would have been the baddies in 1 BC or 570AD?

Barbarian hordes of Celts resisting positive influence of the Greater Roman Empire?

If you want to go further down the ages then I'd say Kronos was the original baddie

[AtW]

The muzzies and the Catholics.

What did "the muzzies" do wrong to warrant large scale expeditionary force sent far beyond this country's borders?