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About LinkBacks"A lot of planets have a north..."Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH
And when they say "build an airport in Gibraltar", they mean it literally - the land it's built on didn't exist!
"A lot of planets have a north..."
And when they say "build an airport in Gibraltar", they mean it literally - the land it's built on didn't exist!
Lol the internet exists in space too
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
But they have to bodge the geo-location tables.
Nope not really. Being a Londoner those places don't exist to us; it's all just the north beyond the wall to us like in GOT. Op's face when he sees the comments would be quite funny.one of my granddads was from Essex, so I'm genetically 1/4 essexian.
1/4 Essex (near Colchester I think?), 1/4 preston, 1/2 s'port.
he helped build an airport in Gibraltar in the war.
that help you feel better?
also wondering whether Khel the OP has email notifications on for this thread. their inbox will be filling up with weird semi-related stuff
In all seriousness where the hell is Otergimele? Google doesn't even seem to know.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
Lol are you sure you're not from out here too?
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
The Moose comes from the Planet of the Moose,aka,as the magical land of Canadia.
It's a scam, everybody who wins, you'll realise, live on the same planet ... Every Single One.
http://www.cheshirenow.co.uk/southport.html
Settlements have been recorded in the area which now comprises Southport since the time of the Domesday Book of 1086 and some parts of the town have names which are of Viking origin. In the Domesday Book the area is referred to as Otergimele. The name is derived from Oddrgrimir meaning the son of Grimm and linked with the Old Norse word Melr meaning Sandbank. The Domesday Book states that there were 50 huts in Otergimele, housing a population of 200. After the conquest a church was built in the village named Churchtown, now a suburb of Southport, dedicated to St Cuthbert, it burnt down and was replaced during the eighteenth century.
if you dig down in the garden about 6ft, you reach sand, so technically we're on a sandbank. hence Otergimele
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