lazyherbert

Cheers I will try that.

S*D EM ALL.pattricia if you enjoy it do it.The Continentals drink a lot of wine & they are healthier than us.

Yes they are the ones.They had a girl called Freda.

The one I knew was called Kenny & he must have been born in the 1930s.

Go to the computer fair at the Don Valley Stadium the first weekend of every month & they are £1-50. I bought a Photo cyan for my pixma 6000d £1-50.

hi pitsmoorboy. 1942 -1966 I lived on Johnson St. off Nursery at this time & we played with these people as children.Marshalls & whittakers lived in the yard next to Whitby & Chandlers.This factory was where my dad got the old machine belts from to sole our shoes with.

Help needed with Microsoft powerpoint. After I put a picture or some text onto a slide it takes ages for it to move onto the next bit of work. I have tried to save the work after every action to cut down the time but it is a very slow process. If I dont save it often then it takes ages when I want to shut it down. I have 512Mb memory do you think I want more?

I think they are called MATROSHKA.

did you know the Wellbornes,Marshalls,Whittakers,Dempseys,Barnetts & Philliops?

Duck soup with the Marx Brothers.

the conservative party.

It will come to you Oh great one

I think that is where they are going to put the new markets.

Probably the nutters & druggies at it again.

get your water company on line & you can get an estimate of how much you use & how much it will cost. We did this & I think we will save Quite a bit of money also it stops you wasting water.

You are like a lot of other people in solving your problems you create problems for others.But of course we are only cretins & you are the genius.HA,HA.

Stop moaning,sell your cars & WALK.

yes I stand corrected,you are right.Its my age you know.

I think the BLACK CAT was in the old church hall on Johnson St just off Nursery St.

There is still a very active Sheffield -Bochum exchange group in Sheffield & if you would like to know more just log onto the Sheffield web page & follow the links to twinning & it should bring you to the page you want.

Would that be Bernard Wragg the boxer,if so I have a photo of him. I believe he was killed in the war.

yes I think you are right.

Contact the W.E.A. in Sheffield & they may be able to help you because they have just published a book about the steel industry. The Kelham Island museum & the central library also have copies of this book,so have I.

I am almost certain that a native american indian was burried in there.

Yes it must have been the coldest water in Britain,but,still great. We used to walk it from the Wicker to there,I can`t see the young uns doing it now.