condoleezza rice comes to blackburn lancashire

apparently the muslims gave her loads of abuse and stick.and to think it was them that first brought rice to blackburn

news report - Among other things, it will give Rice a chance to indulge her passion for The Beatles.

Not only is she visiting the band's home city, she is also touring the town which inspired one of their more curious lyrics.

"I read the news today, oh boy. 4,000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire," run the words from the song "A Day in the Life". John Lennon wrote the words after seeing a newspaper headline about the poor state of roads in Blackburn.

"I never understood that Beatles song," Rice said earlier this month when asked about her forthcoming trip. "Perhaps now I'll get the chance."

bansheeman wrote: apparently the muslims gave her loads of abuse and stick.and to think it was them that first brought rice to blackburn

she has great legs

she was in town a couple of weeks ago.

I'm fond of her. After all, she understands me bettah than anyone in the west.

Now, Ronald, HOW COULD YOU make 140 posts within 23 hours? You are the Kanberrer Meister von NOOL.

|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: I'm fond of her. After all, she understands me bettah than anyone in the west.

Now, Ronald, HOW COULD YOU make 140 posts within 23 hours? You are the Kanberrer Meister von NOOL.

i'm going to quote this, so you can't correct it, and you will see just how drunk you were. :D

hey Grant I'm sure I just seen a stealth bomber fly over Sale, heading towards Blackburn

Dont worry though, the daft twats will probably bomb Burnley my mistake

|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: I'm fond of her. After all, she understands me bettah than anyone in the west.

I really don't think you're sober right now!

bansheeman wrote: apparently the muslims gave her loads of abuse and stick.and to think it was them that first brought rice to blackburn

news report - Among other things, it will give Rice a chance to indulge her passion for The Beatles.

Not only is she visiting the band's home city, she is also touring the town which inspired one of their more curious lyrics.

"I read the news today, oh boy. 4,000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire," run the words from the song "A Day in the Life". John Lennon wrote the words after seeing a newspaper headline about the poor state of roads in Blackburn.

"I never understood that Beatles song," Rice said earlier this month when asked about her forthcoming trip. "Perhaps now I'll get the chance."

I'm waiting for a news report about Eastern European immigration to that part of the country. Then I can write a letter to the paper declaring 'I read the news today, oh boy, 4,000 Poles in Blackburn Lancashire'.

Rather 4000 poles than 1 Robbie Savage

ghost rider wrote: she has great legs

front teeth are bit of an eyesore though

she's great for her age.

how was your night out ,Ron?

Johnny "Two Sheds" Jackson wrote: how was your night out ,Ron?

pretty quiet. got breathalized one, so i figured i go closer to home, but here was dead, plus i feel really tired. so i'm glad to be home.

going to bed now. night all.

Barney Army wrote: hey Grant I'm sure I just seen a stealth bomber fly over Sale, heading towards Blackburn

Dont worry though, the daft twats will probably bomb Burnley my mistake

bomb burnley,thats a good idea.then again it would help develop either town really

We're discussing whether or not satan's little helpers have nice legs and are worth one?

incredulous of bangor

NOOLigan wrote: she's great for her age.

great at what for her age