Metropol

Asa wrote:Hi,

This member was causing significant issues with quite a number of members so his account has been disabled.

Thanks, Asa

Oh happy day!

TVMAGMAN is disabled.

I'm almost sad JM was banned as I am curious to know what was meant by
"forgive a woman who did far worse things than I ever did on the Metropol website"

nidave wrote:

AJ wrote: Haha! I actually clicked that link and read it. It's mostly garbled spew but I did manage to decipher that he's blaming RBS for not having a proper website. If it is RBS' fault, then I think we should thank them.

It took me 4 goes to get that - even after reading your post above. Has he never heard of geocities?

Think he was complaining about not being able to afford website hosting fees, while giving out about the current economic climate, a government scandal and Five's reputation at the same time.

Personal highlight? ''a bank called rbs the uk the world'' or as I call it: EH2 2YE

davidmcg wrote:EH2 2YE

Isn't that just an ugly Royal Mail Sorting Office rather than something insignficant?

No Stuart, that would be the RBS Headquarters.

davidmcg wrote:No Stuart, that would be the RBS Headquarters.

Actually, I'm sorry to say that it is the Brunswick Street sorting office for the Royal Mail.

Nonetheless that won't stop me from saying Stu is wrong about it being "insignificant" - as that very road connects my flat with that of my best mate.

So on that basis its a very important street indeed.

The RBS headquarters is on the edge of the city and looks like this:



I worked for the firm of architects who did this building, dontchaknow.

The "Northern Ireland News" thread should really be renamed the "UTV News" thread. Oh and I dunno who "jumpinjack" is but the sound on idents is nicely (and easily) controlled by the BBC NI directors.

marksi wrote:The "Northern Ireland News" thread should really be renamed the "UTV News" thread.

What, so my constant name-dropping/borderline lust of Gavin Andrews isn't enough for your liking?

Maybe I should sort this machine out so I can actually watch Newsline and make the discussion a bit less Havoc House biased.

Gavin Scott wrote:

davidmcg wrote:No Stuart, that would be the RBS Headquarters.

Actually, I'm sorry to say that it is the Brunswick Street sorting office for the Royal Mail.

Nonetheless that won't stop me from saying Stu is wrong about it being "insignificant" - as that very road connects my flat with that of my best mate.

So on that basis its a very important street indeed.

The RBS headquarters is on the edge of the city and looks like this:



I worked for the firm of architects who did this building, dontchaknow.

Google sn't what it used to be these days is it? tsk tsk

Anyway sorry for doubting you Stuart.

The Yahoo Bot has just joined TV forum.