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View Full Version : Silent Witness comes to Sheffield max 05-11-2004, 12:48 The BBC has applied to have South Road closed off on 21st November to allow filming of an episode of Silent Witness. Bring your own body bag for a walk on part. :D (joke that, don't do it, you'lll just end up being collected by Age Concern) NatalieSheff 05-11-2004, 12:52 cool, wheres south road? lets be a groupie!! mr.blaze 05-11-2004, 13:46 Crookes/Walkley area isn't it Max? Aren't some of the cast pretty fit? *Goes down to Wicks for a body bag* NatalieSheff 05-11-2004, 13:48 thats so my end! woo hoo!! Rich 05-11-2004, 16:36 South Road is in Walkley. I know cos I used to live in walking distance of it and worked in the Netto up there back when I was a student at Loxley in 1996-97. ToryCynic 05-11-2004, 20:37 Originally posted by NATALIESHEFF cool, wheres south road? lets be a groupie!! It is in Walkley (S6), where Netto supermarket is. HTH Alex bellis 06-11-2004, 14:01 Originally posted by amhudson119 It is in Walkley (S6), where Netto supermarket is. HTH Alex netto its scandanavian for value:loopy: :loopy: :loopy: :loopy: deano 07-11-2004, 10:24 Apparently they are going to crash a car into the irish cafe!! Plain Talker 07-11-2004, 13:43 Originally posted by panda79 netto its scandanavian for value:loopy: :loopy: :loopy: :loopy: "netty"... it's geordie for lavatory! (honestly, a mate of mine is from the north east, and he swears that they call the loo a "netty" up there!) PT g_spaceman 17-12-2004, 19:16 Originally posted by Plain Talker "netty"... it's geordie for lavatory! (honestly, a mate of mine is from the north east, and he swears that they call the loo a "netty" up there!) PT Yeah - I'm from Newcastle and although the word isn't exactly a part of everyday speech everyone knows what it means! Didn't realise it was a geordie word though... |