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i had a duck live at the back of me one time used to lead her ducklets down to the stream through the long grass, just saw a head and loads of little ducklet wiggles following behind her :cool:

don't get that with gulls.
 
Ducks are bastards. Forever causing crashes and traffic hold ups. Last Easter Sunday we were speeding down the M5, when mother duck and her brood came into view on the hard shoulder, poised to waddle straight into the traffic. We didn't look back :eek: :(

 
Ducks are bastards. Forever causing crashes and traffic hold ups. Last Easter Sunday we were speeding down the M5, when mother duck and her brood came into view on the hard shoulder, poised to waddle straight into the traffic. We didn't look back :eek: :(



Yep, some mothers have absolutely no road sense. Can't watch to the end :(
 
You'd like Indian journalism I think JuanTwoThree. They go for the sensational but also dress it up in very archaic Raj-era language. There's a Times Of India one I can't remember word-for-word but was along the lines of 'The miscreants absconded with the loot, repaired to their mountain hideaway and then vanished into thin air!'

That'd be a report on colonialism.
 
My state has a new tourism board slogan:

Nebraska has an image problem. For four consecutive years, it’s come in dead last on a list of states that tourists are interested in visiting, according to the travel marketing research firm MMGY Global. Even though travel writers routinely praise Omaha’s music and art scenes and the state’s spectacular wildlife, people on the coasts tend to think of Nebraska as a really long cornfield they have to drive through to reach the Rockies.

So tourism officials are trying out a new approach. On Wednesday, the Nebraska Tourism Commission revealed its new slogan: “Honestly, it’s not for everyone.”

Yes, it’s real.

- The Washington Post

TBH, one of the reasons I stay here is that its boring. There's something to be said for a lack of drama.
 
It's just luck innit.

The first time I went to the USA was because I'd just won the latest "Consultant of the year" award (that's ok, no need to congratulate me) which came with a one grand travel voucher -- this was in the days when a grand actually meant something. The wife and I were staying in a hotel (posh hotel for a weekend + meals was my "Consultant of the month" prize -- makes me realise just how far I've fallen) and there was a group of Americans at an adjacent table in the restaurant. So I asked them where in the US they'd recommend someone to visit. Luckily for us they lived in California so we booked a fucking fantastic two week break.

They could have all come from Nebraska...
 
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