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Topic: Hell sat-nav (Read 393 times)
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Rich
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I know what I know.
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I typed 'Hell' instead of 'Hull' into my Sat-Nav.
I still got there.
Get a map and design a route in your mind, all these gizmos drive me nuts, how on earth did we get by without them? |
I'm a rambler, I'm a gambler, I'm a long way from home, and if you don't like me then leave me alone, I eat when I'm hungry, I drink when I'm dry, If the "moonshine" don't get me I'll live till I die.
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SteveK
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I wish
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Drive the M25 to work and back each day and their benefit becomes clear. The whole HD traffic and auto rerouting is just wonderful
And then there's the speed camera warnings.
Thought: would Hull still be Hell if Prescott left? |
Well, whatever nevermind
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jus de couchon
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Hull is the beginning of a North East England landscape that Includes the aptley named Grimsby. The bleak grey monotony of this area stretches to the poisonous chemical towers of Middlesboro. Abandon hope. |
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Red Rackham
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It is not racist to be concerned about immigration
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Hull is the beginning of a North East England landscape that Includes the aptly named Grimes. The bleak grey monotony of this area stretches to the poisonous chemical towers of Middlebrow. Abandon hope.
LOL.
I once spent the weekend at a mates house in Barton, Humberside (Lincolnshire now I believe) We went for a wedding. First time I saw the bridge, quite a bridge. I cant say it was anything special but is was OK, I've certainly been to worse places. Cranhill springs to mind... |
IT IS NOT RACIST TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT IMMIGRATION.
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