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Here's a "picture" of a different kind about a storm: African Rain Dark warriors march across the sky Uniforms of blue, grey, green storm the city I wait, I watch Gods army flex its muscles A whiplash bolt lights the sky I count One-one thousand, two-one thousand ROAR! The enemy is two miles...

I wish! No, the commonwealth is something completely separate from the UK. Once upon a time commonwealth countries "belonged" to the United Kingdoms of Great Britain or the British Empire, however, we lost our greatness very soon after we lost our Empress. It is difficult for Mr or Mrs...

I agree 50. Sometimes life can take you is the complete opposite direction, you may find your way back to the beginning at the end, but that's what journeys are all about. Reminds me of a software company I worked for where they had people with degrees in Russian; Business Studies...

I'll take an "ungoogled" stab at that and say that the Nederlands incorporate Belgium? One of the funniest stories I heard was a guy speaking to his friend on a bus telling him they'd booked to go to Tel Aviv. He and his wife were excited because they'd never been to the Canaries! I laughed...

Indeed, if I were in Malawi or Zambia, the town would have an "e" on the end of it :)

I wasn't aware Ringo was ever alive ;)

A few weeks ago I tried to log onto the site at home. It appeared that the logon was stuck in a loop so I waited until the next day to post. On Friday I tried again. The screen tells me "welcome Oumahexi" I can see all the forums but when I try to post to any of them I'm asked to log in! Has...

How odd, the site won't let me start a new thread from home. So, I'll just tag on to the end of this one then, hope you don't mind Adam. My question was, what if God was to finally show itself? This could cause havoc! Naturally, believers would no longer believe because a materialisation of...

Have a wonderful day Endre. xx

Just make it all up as you go along, it keeps them on their toes :D

That's a hard one Adam. The city itself lies somewhere in the ether, (or is it either? maybe it's neither :)), however, if you are fortunate enough to cross the bridge at the right time of the century, you may well find it there. A fitting place for a Nannie to hide, do you not think :D

Is there another thread like this? When I started typing the title it "auto completed" but then I searched and couldn't find one. So, apologies if this is a duplicate. I love trivia like this: Bet you didn't know this! In the heyday of sailing ships, all war ships and many freighters...

My personal favourit is Robert Mgabe :rolleyes:

SCHOOL : 1957 vs. 2010 Scenario: Johnny and Mark get into a fistfight after school. 1957 - Crowd gathers. Mark wins. Johnny and Mark shake hands and end up buddies. 2010 - Police called, arrests Johnny and Mark. Charge them with assault, both expelled even though Johnny started it. Both...

You're such a spoil sport Rabbie! What how sad would the world be without "imaginary deities"? Shakespeare would have had little to write about our world would not know A Midsummer Nights Dream. Shame on you! :p And this business of taking responsibility for our actions? Are you trying to...

Interesting. So, had he returned in the 1600s and practiced what he did best, his own people would have burnt him at the stake, or worse :eek:

Too many to list, short list = 1. Jesus Christ Superstar (the movie is far better than the stage show) 2. Shrek the Halls 3. Bad Santa

I once played the triangle in a school concert :)

Now that has captured my interest! I had heard tell that he was of Essenese origin (as was John the Baptist), they were renowned for their magical qualities and their use of the Kabbalah. You should read Michael Moorcock's "Behold the Man"

As I read it, the bible foretells of "the end of the world as we know it". That could have already taken place. What are the chances that Simon, Peter or Saul/Paul would recognise the world we live in as their own? Like any good read, there had to be a beginning, a middle and an end. The...