robman60 wrote: » The My Lai Massacre from the Vietnam War.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Lai_Massacre It just exemplifies how the US cover up incidents that damage the image of war and the army to the people. Over 500 deaths and ONE guy gets a brief period of house arrest. It's disgusting. :mad:
dark crystal wrote: » Gay Byrne's interview with Annie Murphy on The Late Late years ago. I remember being filled with rage at the contempt he showed towards her and his last little monologue praising the great bishop at the end of the interview. To this day, I can't stand the man.
Eroticfishcake wrote: » When I was 12, I was playing *curbs with a lad from the road. He wasn't happy when he lost and told the lads that he let me win and that I showed him my boobs...munter never saw a boob in his life. Nope I wasn't bitter at all Hit the curb from the other curb with the ball for 10 points! from the middle for 5! Best game ever!
MARTINOZ wrote: » Woah! Where did you grow up? We used to play it on our street as well. A great game.
44leto wrote: » I think everyone did and squares but there was less cars on the road.
MARTINOZ wrote: » What were squares?
44leto wrote: » There were squares (more rectangles) on our road separated by tar expansion joints, so every one would man a square and then the sames rules as tennis but with a football. It was good craic.
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » Let's just say I don't celebrate on July the 19th
bodhrandude wrote: » To the school bullies who made my life miserable and robbed me of my confidence in the late 70s early 80s, I have not forgot and some day I will get every single one of you back. This happened in Glasgow and completely wrecked my confidence and libido to an extent, Im a single guy for many years and I am now trying to sort it all out. But if life gets any crapper I might hop on that plane and find these tormentors. Right got that off my chest.
old hippy wrote: » I remember well some of those who used to make my life unbearable at school, bothered me at the time but you move on. What was quite gratifying many years later was a few of them I encountered whilst at a popular bar. All very matey and that, buying me drinks because I had achieved a modest footing on the fickle ladder of "fame". The idiots
MCMLXXV wrote: » You on tallaghtfornia?:p