Australians find giant Toad in the rainforest
Nickname - Toadzilla
So Aussie, so class
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-64341453
Nickname - Toadzilla
So Aussie, so class
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-64341453
Laughter - the best medicine
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I’m sure that I saw a few of them in the Portsmouth and Southsea nightclubs back in the early ‘80s. ?
The best dunkers out there, a ginger biscuit. I love them but my wife doesn't like the smell and they tend to overpower a biscuit tin. McVities used to be the daddy of them all but who knows now? All power to your dad and his biscuits
I'll bear that in mind ?
Driverless bus takes passengers across Forth Road Bridge in UK first - BBC News
The driverless bus will have a driver sitting nearby to monitor the situation.
The driverless bus will have a driver sitting nearby to monitor the situation.
Driverless bus takes passengers across Forth Road Bridge in UK first - BBC News
The driverless bus will have a driver sitting nearby to monitor the situation.
The driverless bus will have a driver sitting nearby to monitor the situation.
Yesterday on the irritations thread, there was a mention of a pothole in Tring.
Now some of you may think that "Tring" is a little odd or humorous place name.
But just outside Tring is this village
and if you make your way from there towards Luton you will pass through this place
I was very disappointed to discover that the pub there is not called The Slip End Inn.
Now some of you may think that "Tring" is a little odd or humorous place name.
But just outside Tring is this village
and if you make your way from there towards Luton you will pass through this place
I was very disappointed to discover that the pub there is not called The Slip End Inn.
There's another one nearby..
Not laugh-out-loud funny, but Leicestershire has some odd ones
Not only is it called Frisby, it doesn't really exist anymore, a lost village, but the signs remain.
Then there is a very sad place just over the border in Northamptonshire
Not only is it called Frisby, it doesn't really exist anymore, a lost village, but the signs remain.
Then there is a very sad place just over the border in Northamptonshire