Recent content by arich264

It was the Democrats who owned all the slaves. The Republicans were in the north and were against slavery. That is what the Civil War was all about.

So many great films already mentioned and so many hours of enjoyment but going back to the original question the film that affected me the most was The Lovely Bones. As a parent it is the dread that keeps you awake at night and the one that makes you wake up screaming.

Yes as I said, very lucky but I still miss the rumpypumpy. Still I can improvise

Yes I had MRI and CT scans but they showed up nothing as well.

Very positive news and I am pleased for you, I hope that is the end of the matter. Twelve years ago I went through exactly what you have been going through, an increasing PSA reading on each visit to the doctor/hospital, two sets of biopsies all coming back clear and still my PSA readings...

Going back a few years we used to have an Ice Hockey team who used to beat everybody so if we became the Brighton Tigers perhaps the success would rub off on our present lot

And we have a winner. I was 22 when my son was born in 1970 and I was 61 when my daughter was born in 2009, different Mum of course. It is adding years on to my life.

Here Here, well said that man.

Nigel's Place

Bonjour, Bonjour we are the Brighton Boys.

I think there was added on time to account for injuries as in "injury time" but none added on for time wasting etc. I was at the Watford game just as I was at Monday's game against Wigan. My goodness I feel old now.

Actually BG the promotion game against Watford in 1958 started at 6.15 pm, I still remember it with great fondness.

And the winner is Love and Money by Bronski Beat (on Age of Consent Album). Give yourself a treat and listen on You Tube.

I did see Denis Foreman play numerous times in the middle to late fifties and he was good, always a winger by my recollection and scored goals as well as made them for Peter Harburn and Dave Sexton. He and Eric Gill were my first Albion heroes right up until promotion in 1958. After that he...

The two most amazing consecutive games in the history of Brighton and Hove Albion were without doubt Wednesday 30th April 1958 Brighton 6 Watford 0 followed by the next game on Saturday 23rd August 1958 Middlesbrough 9 Brighton 0. I was ten at the time and was at the first but not the second...