peoples opinions are so boring. (2 Viewers)

[Pantone247]

awwww pooor you

you in work too? or did you decide not to bother

it looks GORGE out Andrew, totally GORGE

 

[Stan Bowles]

Facking lahverly day innit guvnor.

 

[rampz]

gor blimey, luv a duck neil.

Facking lahverly day innit guvnor.

 

[azezelo]

"moreish"?

sorry, i've genuinely no idea what this word means - could anyone enlighten me? thanks

 

[Stan Bowles]

sorry, i've genuinely no idea what this word means - could anyone enlighten me? thanks

If you have a nice sweet, and you can't just have one, you have to have more, so they are very moreish.

i.e Cocaine is very moreish.

 

[RSJ]

sorry, i've genuinely no idea what this word means - could anyone enlighten me? thanks

It means that the sweet is no longer made by the people who originally made it, in fact, it's no longer a sweet, it's a flan, which is better really because the original was ruined by the dublin crowd.

 

[Pantone247]

If you have a nice sweet, and you can't just have one, you have to have more, so they are very moreish.

i.e Cocaine is very moreish.

"The Moors were a nomadic people from North Africa; originally they were the inhabitants of Mauretania. They invaded Spain, taking their Islamic religion and culture with them, in 711, where they overran the Visigoths. They spread northward across the Pyrenees into France, but they were turned back by Charles Martel and his Frankish knights in 732.


In Southern Spain,the Moors established the Umayyad caliphate in Cordoba. The court grew in wealth, power, and culture. Other cities full of Moorish culture were Toledo, Granada, and Seville. The Moors never established a stable central government. In the 11th Century the caliphate fell, and Moorish Spain was captured by the Almoravids, who were supplanted in 1174 by the Almohads. During this period, Christian rulers continued efforts in Northern Spain to recapture the south. In 1085 Alfonso VI of Leon and Castile recaptured Toledo. Cordoba fell in 1236, and one by one the Moorish strongholds surrendered. The last Moorish city, Granada, was captured by Fernidad V and Isabella I in 1492. Most of the Moors were driven from Spain, but two groups, the Mudejares and Moriscos, remained.


Seven hundred years of Moorish influence left an unmistakable mark on Spain, making it markedly different even today from the rest of Western Europe. The Moors not only brought their religion, but also their music, their art, their view of life, and their architecture...two of the greatest examples of which are the Alhambra in Granada and the Escorial in Cordoba."

 

[chickenham]

It's one of the mores of the day.

'sakes

It's not just my onion pinion, it's-a fuct!!

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

it's the moops