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You said it mate and I totally agree with you. Well said.

I tried to send you an email, but i probably boll**d that as well, but have a look anyway. I was there with Phillip pearce, Jesse Triggs, Ian Gilbert, Joe Crowe. etc Yea Daisy Daniels, Juke box Jory, Sammy Carne, Dickie Ellwood, Bill Cock, Johnny Thomas and Mrs Gray sports, Fanny Cox, never...

I was big for my age, so Johnny Thomas had me playing senior rugby when I was 12. Some of the pack were David Wakfer, Colin Searle, Ashley Rail, and a guy called Andy ? Colin Downing. Outside were Barry Wildman, Nobby Roberts,etc, but I'll really have to think about the rest.............Oh yea...

I seem to remember you were good at sports, and you were a quick runner. Something in the back of my mind reminds me of a school sports day when you ran against a guy called Stuart ? I can't remember his name, but I remember it being very close. You were a prefect weren't you? and the guy who...

hi neville. I think I remember you from Lescudjack. Am I right that you were there with Roger Pascoe, Malcolm Rowe, John Aldridge , colin Downing etc. Bear

I suppose we can no longer sing "for Hicks a jolly good fellow" or "Gordon is a moron", so I guess we're back to "Rubber Bullets" for a while.

Nice one Treeve.

I think the harbour issue is far from over. A friend told me that the new government was trying to find a catchy new title to express they way in which they intend to work with us poor folk. He suggested " The Condem party" then I guess we would be a "Condemnation". ............Yep I like this...

Hi Bikerlen. Good to here from you. I remember the old gas works, and as a kid I used to walk past them a night after fishing off the pier. Every now and then they would give off a really loud hiss by the loading shutes( for coak). Some irk told me it was a dragon, and it used to frighten the...

Treeve, I can't begin to answer your question. This sort of thing is now all to commoon an occurance. Social services are obviously going to be in the front line when blame is dealt out, and some will say "quite rightly so". However these ****s that do this sort of thing will serve only a few...

I don't totally agree with this, but I read once that " Cornishmen are just like their broccolli..............all stump and no heart" I feel sorry for that poor girl.

there's no such thing as gravity..............the earth sucks!

Jfk..........rip That was a good link Ibrowze. Thanks for that I really enjoyed it. I don't know who killed JFK, but my personal viewpoint is that Lee Oswald didn't do it, and the single bullet theory is impossible. I've seen several of these programs, and some mention a group of men leaving...

Hey treeve perhaps we should have a graffiti wall (edited of course).

Yea mate. "Like undertaking is a dying trade"

I get the feeling that Ibrowze is saying that, yes there are a multitude of things we can't explain. No matter how hard we strive to find an answer, sometimes there is no answer. We are mortals, and it doesn't matter whether you are religeous or listen to aunty tea leaf up at the fair, your life...

Thanks for taking an interest Treeve. I will take a look the next time I visit the place. Regards Bear.

Actually Treeve I believe it was Camberwell Street.

Hi treeve There has been something that has intrigued me for ages now. In Penzance cemetry, in the old childrens section near the main road, there is a childs grave. inside the old glass dome is insribed........."Georgie....from friends ond neighbours of Camberwell road". I always look at this...

you are safe in that cave my friend, sheltered and and with your friends, (the cats). It's not all you want, but it is safe. You are not in the spot light, but it shows you that there is a world outside, maybe you feel it is drawing you. It would be interesting to know what the person who feeds...