Urban exploration...

[Nemesis]

There are a a number of sites devoted to this, which I keep my eye on as they show the sad decline of many of our historic buildings, hospitals and asylums in particular.

28dayslater is a favourite,

http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/index.php


but this is also very good:

http://www.level-two.co.uk/home.php

More:

http://www.level-two.co.uk/links.php

 

[Penners]

There are a a number of sites

Er... I think we mean "There is a number of..." don't we?

P. Edant

 

[Nemesis]

I think I meant one a too, but I have had a large glass of the Ardbeg to keep out the cold...

PS is that the royal we?

 

[Penners]

is that the royal we?

No, it's the patronising we...

 

[Jane Smith]

Does that have anything to do with the sort of wee that Grimmers used to do in the lime bucket?

 

[Nemesis]

I did consider telling him to we(e) off, but thought that far too vulgar.

(I thought it however...)

 

[DaveBrigg]

Thanks Nemesis - I found some interesting pictures of the abandoned Reading Festival site, that awoke some distant memories...

 

[Nemesis]

The links here will keep you busy for hours then...

http://www.level-two.co.uk/links.php

 

[Penners]

Does that have anything to do with the sort of wee that Grimmers used to do in the lime bucket?

Well, I confess I've never tried to urinate patronisingly, but now that you've suggested it, I might give it a try.

 

[Jane Smith]

I have discovered that, with practise, I can do just about anything in a patronising manner. You've just not tried hard enough.

 

[Gervase]

The true test is to be able to apologise in a patronising but subtle way. There's no finer way to get someone's back up!

 

[Nemesis]

Better still - never apologise.

I consider nothing I do is so bad it requires that approach.

Excuses yes - apologies - no.