117 pts ยท March 14, 2014
It's still there, I pass it every day on my way home from work and I still smile every time!
to hunt down and tame.
Another version is that the unicorn is depicted in chains as a symbol of the strength of the Kings of Scots, unicorns being rather difficult
Blame my colleagues for that, it's our Christmas present from management.
No. For me.
I was working there today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77p0d3vD4WE Controversial conflict but Ken Branagh channeling Colonel Tim is electric!
There was, very briefly, 'Southern Ireland' 1920-21. Not many people paid any attention to the Better Government of Ireland act though....
*Francis Urquhart. Far superior to the US version tbh.
Iran Air 655 was shot down by the US Navy.....
I couldn't possibly comment.
Peelers is still perfectly valid in NI though.
I only met him briefly too but friendly and upbeat spring to mind. If only I'd finished my Gold DofE award I might have met him again.
I met him in my youth, he was very understanding of a cadet in the guard of honour collapsing. Tells a good a good anecdote too.
Not when you're a postgrad, no help there!
In the UK you're on your own there. I did my undergrad in Scotland and fees were paid, now I'm a postgrad I have to pay my own way.
It's still there, I pass it every day on my way home from work and I still smile every time!
to hunt down and tame.
Another version is that the unicorn is depicted in chains as a symbol of the strength of the Kings of Scots, unicorns being rather difficult
Blame my colleagues for that, it's our Christmas present from management.
No. For me.
I was working there today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77p0d3vD4WE Controversial conflict but Ken Branagh channeling Colonel Tim is electric!
There was, very briefly, 'Southern Ireland' 1920-21. Not many people paid any attention to the Better Government of Ireland act though....
*Francis Urquhart. Far superior to the US version tbh.
Iran Air 655 was shot down by the US Navy.....
I couldn't possibly comment.
Peelers is still perfectly valid in NI though.
I only met him briefly too but friendly and upbeat spring to mind. If only I'd finished my Gold DofE award I might have met him again.
I met him in my youth, he was very understanding of a cadet in the guard of honour collapsing. Tells a good a good anecdote too.
Not when you're a postgrad, no help there!
In the UK you're on your own there. I did my undergrad in Scotland and fees were paid, now I'm a postgrad I have to pay my own way.
In the UK you're on your own there. I did my undergrad in Scotland and fees were paid, now I'm a postgrad I have to pay my own way.