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Post by Mr X on Oct 7, 2006 18:28:02 GMT
Hi Folks,
Glad you can join us tonight as the Wolves storm back into the Craven Shield Final. It's historic. It's inevitable. Please leave me a message.
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Post by PS on Oct 7, 2006 18:31:27 GMT
Hi Everybody. Dont see much hope for Wolves but could be close between the eagles and witches. Looking to see a good score form PK after his injury so all the doubters (including PA) can be silenced.
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Post by Mr X on Oct 7, 2006 18:37:28 GMT
Hi PS, anyone else joining us?
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Post by JJ on Oct 7, 2006 18:38:56 GMT
a hoy hoy  |
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Post by Mr X on Oct 7, 2006 18:52:44 GMT
We're winning!
Wemberley, Wemberley.
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Post by PS on Oct 7, 2006 18:53:07 GMT
Well done PK. More of the same please
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Post by PS on Oct 7, 2006 18:56:02 GMT
Well if we keep going and actually win overall when we hold the home leg of the final. Oct 30th sounds a bit late!!!!!
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Post by Mr 8 on Oct 7, 2006 19:07:23 GMT
Could tonight be the turning point?
Well done Mark for keeping the news coming.
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Post by Mr X on Oct 7, 2006 19:19:25 GMT
Thanks Martin. We were supposed to be going out but how could I resist a night of Craven Shield updates?
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Post by Jasper on Oct 7, 2006 20:00:33 GMT
Hello everyone! No Stoke meeting tonight but I have the next best thing, Wolves updates! and at least one Stoke rider is riding - COME ON CLEWSY ;D
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Post by Jasper on Oct 7, 2006 20:20:48 GMT
Introducing my new 'Live Updates Famous People Snippets'
Frederick Soddy, the son of Benjamin Soddy, a London merchant, was born at Eastbourne, Sussex, England, on September 2, 1877. He was educated at Eastbourne College and the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth.
His books include Radioactivity (1904), The Interpretation of Radium (1909), The Chemistry of the Radioactive Elements (1912-1914), Matter and Energy (1912), Science and Life (1920), The Interpretation of the Atom (1932), The Story of Atomic Energy (1949), and Atomic Transmutation (1953).
His peak was reached in 1913 with his formulation of the concept of isotopes, which stated that certain elements exist in two or more forms which have different atomic weights but which are indistinguishable chemically.
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Post by Mr 8 on Oct 7, 2006 20:21:28 GMT
Mark: message received by the way. it's in the post monday. Jasper: I think you're on to a winner there.  |
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Post by Jasper on Oct 7, 2006 20:28:38 GMT
Jasper: I think you're on to a winner there. If only I had thought of it earlier  It could have been a major breakthrough for this forum.................oh well. There's always next year, something for everyone to look foward to ;D |
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Post by PS on Oct 7, 2006 20:35:18 GMT
thanks for the updates
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Post by Mr X on Oct 7, 2006 20:35:41 GMT
Is that the Springfield Isotopes, the baseball team who skipped town to New Mexico, causing Homer to go on hunger strike?
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It could have been a major breakthrough for this forum.................oh well. There's always next year, something for everyone to look foward to ;D