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Hoffman at peace.Posted: November 18, 2014 Filed under: Food, Health and welfare, London Music, London Types, Markets, Pavements, Performers, Vanishings | Tags: Brick Lane, David Hoffman, London street musicians, one man band, Tower Hamlets, Turkish baths Hackney Comments Off
Street market, Cheshire Street, Tower Hamlets 1981.
As a counterweight to David Hoffman's images of urban protest which we ran last week, here are a few of David's pictures of a more peaceful London. Peaceful and largely vanished … these photographs have an elegiac quality to them, glimpses of a city that seems almost as remote as the one pictured by Thomson or A.L. Coburn. In any case, they require no further comment from me … D.S.
Turkish baths, Clapton, Hackney 1983. © David Hoffman.
Street musician, Brick Lane, 1978. © David Hoffman.
Silver Jubilee, Tower Hamlets, 1977. © David Hoffman.
One Man Band, Brick Lane area, 1984. © David Hoffman.
Tea time at an old peoples' club in Tower Hamlets 1975. © David Hoffman.
As part of East London Photomonth, David's images are on display until the end of this month at a variety of cafes forming the 'Roman Road Cafe Crawl'. David's show at Muxima cafe runs until 27th of November. More details here.
Dannie Abse.Posted: September 30, 2014 Filed under: Literary London, Vanishings | Tags: Dannie Abse, Forward Prize for Poetry, Helen Mort, Jeremy Paxman Comments Off
Jeremy Paxman, Dannie Abse, Helen Mort, Forward Poetry Prize jurors 2014. © David Secombe 2014.
Perspectives - five paragraphs for Frank O'Hara by Dannie Abse:
I sit in L'Artista, our local Italian restaurant.
Outside, a rain-thrashed queue waits for their bus.
At an adjacent table, a man with liquorice hair
is shouting to himself; but soon I discover
he's phoning someone. At 1.50pm I order
Fusilli all' Ortolana and their house-red poison.
A waitress bending forward to pick up a spoon
bothers me in more ways than two.
She moves with such grace and femininity
the very earth is richer where she stands
It surely makes all the clientele forget
their 'nostalgia for the infinite' and to understand,
perhaps for the first time, 'the nostalgia of the infinite'.
Umbrellas pass by the window as I eat my pasta.
Some of it spills onto my trousers, dammit.
Why does this make me think of how those poets
who write enigmatic nonsense become famously
the darlings of the professors they most despise?
At 2.23 p.m. I drink my cappuccino and glance
at the TV that's flitting behind the counter.
The 2012 dogs of war are pissing on the dead, Frank.
It could by Syria. Could be Afghanistan.
At 2.40 p.m. the Renoir beautiful one
brings me the bill (£15.10p). She squawks. Pity
her voice like a very active yak makes me shiver.
Outside the rain's gone North. A 2.41 droplet
of pure silver falls from a high tin roof.
Dannie Abse, 1923 – 2014. Thanks to Baroque in Hackney. The results of the 2014 Forward Prize for Poetry will be announced tonight at the Royal Festival Hall.
Balfron remembered.Posted: September 19, 2014 Filed under: Architectural, Class, Dereliction, Graffiti, Housing, Interiors, Lettering, London Labour, Monumental, Vanishings | Tags: Balfron Tower, gentrification, James Wakefield, Michael Mulcahy, Mike Seaborne, Peter Luck, Trellick Tower Comments Off
Balfron Tower. © Michael Mulcahy
Katy Evans-Bush:
Balfron Tower. I love it. It anchors Poplar, it looms over the A12 just by the Blackwall Tunnel approach, and it seems to defend that whole end of Tower Hamlets. In the evenings, when the sun reaches a certain point, it glows golden. You couldn't help but find it beautiful, its slightly Escher-esque planes and shapes and perspectives changing with the weather and the light, its strange humanity, its arrow-slit windows. Just as the now-demolished gasometers in Stepney did, it casts its grandeur over everything around.
Poor Balfron suffers the slings and arrows of public disgust towards its whole genre. People think 'the New Brutalism' is called that just because it's brutal, but in fact, it's a play on the French term 'béton brut', for raw concrete. It's easy to forget now that when this architecture went up, it was intended to make life better for people. Goldfinger referred to its corridors as 'streets in the sky', and the plan included incredibly optimistic landscaping: Balfron has private yards for the bottom flats, mature trees and shrubberies shielding it from the A12, and light coming at it from all directions. Its flats meander up and down levels, and have balconies and stupendous views.
A website by a Trellick Tower resident, Chris Paulsen, gives the flavour of its aspirations towards good living:
The flats themselves are large by tower-block standards, & packed with space-saving devices. … Doors of wood & glass slide rather than open out, & can be used to partition certain parts of each flat. Glass is plentiful in order to let in as much natural light as possible… Adjoining the main tower is a service tower. This incorporates lifts, stairs, & refuse chutes, as well as a boiler house. The lifts stop at every third floor, meaning that in some flats the bedrooms are above, & in some below, the entrance level. The flats have large balconies which, if you are high enough up, offer views across the North Downs.
My own personal knowledge of Balfron Tower reached its zenith in 2001, when, as a publicity officer for Tower Hamlets' housing department, I toured the place with a deputation from Trellick Tower, and a member of its resident management committee. The reason they were visiting was very simple: Trellick was in trouble and needed a major overhaul. (The figure given at the time was £9m to get it up to its original standard.) Balfron and Trellick are 'sister buildings'; Goldfinger learned some lessons from Balfron, but by 2001 they were like twins raised separately.
Trellick had, being in (even if only north) Kensington, been gentrified while the East End was still thought of as a wild space. Its tenants were that bit more prosperous, and more able to get mortgages, and had bought their flats under Right to Buy. However, many new owners didn't have the money to maintain the flats – or else they did have the money, and took out original features. Kensington's reputation for affluence got in the way of attempts to secure funding. They had a vandalism problem, and some of the original features – such as the marble that had been in the entry area – had been stolen. The building had been designed to have a concierge but for many years it never had one. No one was – literally – keeping an eye on things. It was in a bad spot.
Balfron Tower. © Mike Seaborne.
Balfron, by contrast, had had a boring life, with tenants instead of leaseholders, and with several rounds of major works on it – new windows, for example, and new asphalt in the external linking walkways. It also had more of its original features, like the quarry tiles lining the corridors – different colours on different floors – and its flats had more of their original fittings – for example their bakelite light switches instead of Thatcherite gold-look ones. And Balfron had had one asset money can't buy: it had had one very hands-on, community-spirited caretaker for almost twenty years.
I interviewed Irvine Gallagher, otherwise known as Jock, for the council's newspaper, East End Life, around the time of this tour of the block. (I knew him a bit to have a drink with; when I rang him to suggest the interview, there was a long silence, and then he growled: 'IN THE PUB.') He told me, 'When we took over this estate from the good old GLC it was a disaster area. Burnt-out cars, black soot stains, bin rooms full of old rubbish'.
'No one knows as much as me about Balfron Tower', he said. 'I know how the whole building works, where everything is. I've had calls from housing management, architects, heating engineers. They wanted to put in new central heating but it's listed, they couldn't run the gas pipes up the outside – I identified where the cupboards were, and internal routes where they could run their pipes. I know how the flats fit together, this one on one level, this one on two – I always know where the water's coming from'.
Balfron Tower. © Mike Seaborne.
Jock was a people person, though, as well as being able to do 3D mental mapping. 'I know everything that happens here', he said. 'Everybody knows me and I know everybody . I know all the kids, who their mums and dads are. I'll knock on someone's door if I've seen them doing something. Nine times out of ten people are grateful and say they didn't know their kid was doing whatever.
'But there isn't much vandalism. We've got CCTV, and if a kid is doing something we can see them. We call out the window, "Smile for the camera!" You should see them run!'
Happy days. Also around the time of this interview, Jock had to apply for his job, as the council was bringing in 'super-caretakers' – a sort of Blairite caretaker-manager position. I spoke to him right after his interview and he said it had gone really badly. It lasted five minutes.
Five minutes! What went wrong?? 'Well what was I supposed to do', he growled down the phone. 'Spend an hour talking about fucking BLEACH.'
So the job went to someone else, and Jock became an under-caretaker, and I heard last year that he had recently passed on.
My other personal connection with Balfron Tower is that when I was working in that job, my marriage had broken up and my children and I were living in adorable but extreme overcrowding in a wisteria-garlanded one-bedroom flat in Hackney. Things were difficult, and at just this juncture a flat came on the market in Balfron Tower for something like £37,900. But Balfron was in Poplar, and my kid were in school in Stoke Newington, and you couldn't raise a mortgage in Poplar (or a tower block) to save your life, and I had no savings at all… In one corner of my brain I have always lived there.
Balfron Tower. © Mike Seaborne.
I left that job few months after the Balfron tour and the interview with Jock, and have no idea how Balfron Tower fell into the situation it's in today. It's about to have the makeover of a lifetime, which will also catapult it into a new social class. Indeed, as life imitates art, the millennial city imitates the famous 'I Love My Life as a Dickhead' video, wherein the hipsters have taken over Trellick Tower. For with the ensuing works, and the the huge project of decanting all of Balfron's tenants underway, Balfron's flats have been let all year at cheap rents to artists, to keep the place full – and, presumably, soften up a tiny little social transformation.
Balfron went to sleep as a brave and plucky social housing experiment; is currently dreaming a strange technicolor dream; and will wake up, what only feels like a lifetime later, a princess.
And it's some slight consolation to know that, if I had bought that flat all those years ago, I'd have a big headache just about now.
Balfron Tower. © Mike Seaborne.
The photos are from the exhibition Balfron Tower An Unrealised Future, featuring work by photographers Michael Mulcahy, Mike Seaborne, Peter Luck and James Wakefield. This runs until this Sunday (21st September), 12 – 6 pm at Flat 89, Balfron Tower, Poplar, E14 0QT (2 min. walk from All Saints DLR). Buzz flat 89 for entry.
The lights are going out all over Europe …Posted: August 4, 2014 Filed under: Architectural, Corridors of Power, Events, Interiors, London Labour, London Places, Vanishings, Wartime London | Tags: August 4th 1914, Britain's entry into World War One, lights going out all over Europe, Sir Edward Grey, start of World War One Comments Off
Foreign and Commonwealth Office. © David Secombe 1993.
A friend came to see me on one of the evenings of the last week — he thinks it was on Monday, August 3rd. We were standing at a window of my room in the Foreign Office. It was getting dusk, and the lamps were being lit in the space below on which we were looking. My friend recalls that I remarked on this with the words: 'The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our life-time'.
From Twenty-Five Years 1892-1916 (New York, 1925) by Viscount Grey of Fallodon, formerly Sir Edward Grey. Sir Edward Grey was British Foreign Secretary in August 1914; Britain declared war on Germany on August 4th.
Last voyage of the Princess Alice.Posted: July 24, 2014 Filed under: Catastrophes, Class, Drains, London Labour, Pubs, The Thames, Vanishings | Tags: Culpeper, Elizabeth Stride, Jack The Ripper, Nicholas Culpeper, Thames Estuary, The Princess Alice, The Ten Bells, Whitechapel Comments Off
Steamboat, off Rainham Marshes, Essex. © Bill Pearson.
Bill Pearson writes:
There used to be a pub called The Princess Alice on Commercial Street in Whitechapel. I passed it every morning on my way to work; it intrigued me because it had a weird pub sign depicting a woman in a Victorian outfit – which, on closer examination, you saw was actually a corpse wearing a crinoline dress. I didn't make any connection between the name of the pub and the significance of the sign until I spent a day walking along the Thames with a friend who is intimately acquainted with the history of London and the Thames Estuary in particular. He told me the story of the Princess Alice, a Victorian paddle steamer at the centre of London's greatest peacetime disaster, a disaster especially significant for London's East End.
Seawall, Canvey Island. © Bill Pearson.
The Princess Alice was a passenger vessel used for pleasure cruises and day trips, opportunities for working class Londoners to visit places like Southend on Sea, Sheerness and Gravesend. On Sunday 3rd of September 1878 she was returning from one such trip, packed with east enders who had paid two shillings each for the privilege of visiting Rosherville Gardens in Gravesend. At about 7.40pm she was almost in sight of North Woolwich Pier, where many passengers were to disembark, when the Newcastle-bound collier Bywell Castle – a 900 ton coal barge steaming with the outgoing tide – came into view. Apparently the skipper of the Bywell Castle, Captain Harrison, had spotted the lights of the Princess Alice and had correctly set a course to pass to the starboard of her. However, the skipper of the Princess Alice, Captain William Grinstead, followed an old seaman's practice of finding the slack water of an out going tide and this put the two vessels on a direct collision course. Harrison attempted to reverse engines, but to no avail; his heavy iron ship rammed the dainty pleasure cruiser and split her in two.
West of Grays, opposite Erith. © Bill Pearson.
To compound matters, raw sewage from the pumping stations at Barking and Crossness had been discharged into the Thames just an hour earlier. The Princess Alice sank in less than four minutes, and the hundreds of passengers on board were engulfed in a river of filth. Over 650 died, although the exact figure is unknown. After the disaster a Board of Trade inquiry found that Captain Grinstead, who had drowned in the tragedy, was responsible, although this verdict was widely disputed. The inquiry also found that the Princess Alice was substantially overloaded and offered inadequate means of escape for her passengers. As a result of the disaster a Port to Port regime "with no exceptions" was instigated for shipping on the River Thames, and this stands to this day.
Wood ship, near Coalhouse Fort, East Tilbury. © Bill Pearson.
A memorial cross paid for by public subscription was raised at Woolwich Cemetery , and there is a stained glass window commemorating the disaster in St Mary Magdalene's Church in the same borough. An information plaque about the disaster is at Tripcock Point (marked on ordnance Survey map as Tripcock Ness, roughly opposite Creekmouth/Barking Barrier, where the Outfall Sewer walk finishes). And, it would seem, a public house was re-named to commemorate the tragedy. In fact, it seems likely that the name 'Princess Alice' may have been chosen due to the supposed Jack the Ripper connection to the disaster. Jack's third victim Elizabeth Stride had claimed that she was a survivor of the shipwreck, and that her husband and children had been lost in the disaster. The unfortunate Elizabeth was murdered ten years after the Princess Alice tragedy, and was killed just a few yards away from the location of the pub. However, her story was a pathetic fabrication, as her husband had succumbed to TB and the couple had never had children. In any case, the tenuous link to Whitechapel's most infamous tourist attraction obviously proved irresistible to one publican, and it is not the first time that a Whitechapel hostelry has attempted to cash-in on the area's grisly heritage. In the 1970s The Ten Bells was re-named The Jack the Ripper which, given the fact that some of Jack's victims had been patrons of said pub, was in staggeringly bad taste.
West of Canvey Island, © Bill Pearson.
Before I could take a close-up of The Princess Alice's sign, the pub was unexpectedly refurbished and re-named Culpeper; this is after Nicholas Culpeper, a Doctor, Herbalist and radical Republican who had set up a pharmacy in Spitalfields in the 1630's. The Culpeper link is undoubtedly more appropriate for the 21st Century East End; where once was violence and grinding poverty, now there are designer outlets, stratospherically expensive houses and family-friendly pubs. Anyway, another link to London's greatest ever civilian disaster seems to be lost, although the new owners of the Culpeper did tell me that they intend to keep The Princess Alice sign and put it on display. My own memorial to the tragedy is the pictures I have taken of the Thames Estuary, of the shores that would have been familiar to those aboard the Princess Alice, ghosts of the routes the doomed paddle steamer once plied.
The Princess Alice (now the Culpeper), Commercial St, Whitechapel. © Bill Pearson.
© Bill Pearson. For more detail on the Princess Alice tragedy, see the page on the Thames Police Museum site.
Urban Myths no. 4: Spring Heeled Jack.Posted: July 16, 2014 Filed under: Amusements, Tall Tales, Transport, Vanishings | Tags: Hendon Way, London folklore, Spring Heeled Jack, Tim Turnbull, Urban Myths Comments Off
Spring Heeled Jack in Hendon. © Tim Turnbull 2014.
From the South Barnet Recorder*:
Dean and Jeanette Jackson were returning from a night out celebrating their son's Ricky's birthday party when they saw a mysterious figure darting across the A41 just north of Hendon.
Mr Jackson, forty, an office supplies salesman from Mill Hill, said: "I saw a man on the other side of the carriageway, a tall geezer wearing this big black cape and I reckoned he was going to a fancy dress do or something. I couldn't see a car, but then he ran across two lanes, vaulted up the bank and vanished from sight – all in just a couple of seconds. He had no face as such, he was wearing a sort of mask that lit up like a toy robot. We were well baffled and voiced our startlement straight away. He was dead quick, and could jump like a Grand National champion."
Mrs. Jackson, a beautician – thirty-seven – added: "Dean and I have slept with the light on for the past six nights. It is far and away the strangest thing to have happened to us since we moved to Mill Hill from Worcester Park. Every year something special happens on Ricky's birthday. Last year it was the Pope, this year it's Spring Heeled Jack."
* Not real news item. However, Spring Heeled Jack was an urban myth of the Victorian era. A mysterious dark figure reported to be responsible for a string of attacks in the 1800s and known for his ability to leap great heights, was first sighted in Wandsworth in 1837 and given the SHJ sobriquet by the penny dreadfuls of his (or its) day. For further reading, see The Legend of Spring Heeled Jack.
See also: The Supermarket Spider, Airport Caterpillars, The Discarded Artist's Statement.
Tim Turnbull's poems have appeared in these pages before; this is the first time he has contributed as an illustrator. See: Clapham Common Clowns, Black Cab Blues, Frankie Howerd, Robert Graves, The Last Squat in Hackney.
Traffic on the Lea.Posted: June 19, 2014 Filed under: Bohemian London, Graffiti, Housing, The Thames and its Tributaries, Transport, Vanishings | Tags: 2012 Olympics, Foxtons, Ian Sinclair, Lea Bridge Road, Lea River, London houseboats, malcolm hardee, Viv Stanshall Comments Off
River Lea towpath, under the East Cross Route. © David Secombe 2014.
A Sunday in May, on the towpath by the River Lea, just south of Lea Bridge Road:
Ding! … Ding! … Ding! … Ding! Ding! Ding!
The cyclist (mid-20s, jutting beard, sickly smile, deeply hittable face) steered his vintage eBay treasure inches between myself and my young son. Fifteen minutes into what was supposed to be a leisurely Sunday outing on the first really sunny weekend of the year and I was reduced to hissing violent epithets at various types of cyclist. Hipster cyclists, as above; Spandexed cyclists, often in entire family groups; unnervingly swift and purposeful cyclists with business on their minds; kids on mountain bikes; even a brace of fancy-dress cyclists, decked out in Edwardian gear – bowlers, waistcoats, plus-fours, spats – on authentically recalcitrant machines. Whatever their costume, they were all united by their fondness for those little silver bells, their peremptory tinkle an indication of assumed moral right. As a pedestrian on the towpath, on the Lea or a London canal, it's hard to avoid the feeling that cyclists see you as merely a car-driver deprived of your vehicle. (Suggested collective noun: an entitlement of cyclists.)
Not that long ago, this stretch of the Lea was a backwater; and the landscape still offers those with a taste for brownfield-rural the opportunity to participate in an Ian Sinclair-ish topographical narrative in a lush setting. There are overgrown meadows, deserted municipal sports facilities, mysterious structures to negotiate, structures often covered in an abundance of picturesque graffiti (whilst photographing the uncharacteristically polite cyclists walking their bikes under the East Cross Route, I noticed a young man posing his girlfriend for snaps on the other side of the decorated pillars). Of course, this riverside has been ravaged in recent years by the Alphaville of the Olympic Park, and the new residential developments that line the western bank south of Lea Bridge are testament to the burgeoning popularity of East London-lite: Hipster London, Foxtons London, Fatuous London.
Yet somehow, the houseboats remain aloof from it all; and the beauty of the Lea leads to daydreams of buying one, the idyll of having your very own piece of river within (distant) earshot of the churning city. A friend of mine has his own boat, a proper sea-going job, which he occasionally sails from Lowestoft to Limehouse Basin, where he moors it as his London base. This always struck me as simultaneously butch and civilised, an impression only slightly marred by a desperate call I once received from him en route, somewhere near Sheerness, asking if I'd heard the Shipping Forecast because his radio was broken. Several of the vessels moored on the Lea have all the appurtenances of the riverside 'luxury apartments' touted by Foxtons and their ilk, and it is not too exotic to imagine some of them actually sailing somewhere. A London houseboat might be the nearest thing to bucolic living anywhere within the M25; but a cursory inspection of some of the more ramshackle examples give one pause. More than a couple appear to be actually sinking, invoking thoughts of Viv Stanshall's houseboat foundering on the Thames near Chertsey. A houseboat is not a very safe place to store a life's work, and much of Viv's life sank with The Searchlight. Even if your boat is watertight, there are other dangers: Malcolm Hardee drowned in Greenland Dock during a drunken attempt to access his houseboat after a night out. (Eddie Mirzoeff has just pointed out to me that Penelope Fitzgerald's Chelsea Reach-moored houseboat sank not once but twice in the early 1960s, inspiring her Booker Prize-winning novel Offshore.)
Still the temptations persist … walking south, we encountered a riverine barbecue-cum-jam session, two barges lassooed together, a party of expert folk musicians playing together in an atmosphere of easy familiarity and home-brewed ale. I'm generally allergic to the claims of folk music but even I was charmed and wondered whether the water offered a better way of life for those in the know … but only a few yards further south, jungle was being played at industrial-noise level from a flat in a new block, obliterating the reels from upstream and putting paid to idyllic wonderings. Any remaining notions of hippie-ish promise were soon trashed as we reached the East Cross Route, where the aggressive post-Olympic new builds proved demoralising enough for us to turn back. Perhaps there is no such thing as a backwater in London any more; a sage with a tin of spray paint helped articulate this thought by stating the obvious on a bridge …
Back at Lea Bridge, the Prince of Wales was doing brisk business as football played on the TV. A massive new development is under construction on the north of the Lea Bridge Road. For real peace, you have to go further upstream, way beyond Springfield Park and up into Tottenham Marshes; if you moored there, maybe you would have a shot at a life of tranquility. If you saw a naked cyclist, it would be someone who did it every day. And that would be fine. Just an unpretentious houseboat, not too big, easy to manage through the locks, kitted out with obsolete technology – VHS tapes, audio cassettes – and overflowing with old paperbacks you could read by paraffin lamp. You know where to find me …
… for The London Column.
See also: Before the Blue Wall.


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#2 - AmekoHakujin (10/03/2013) [+] (13 replies)
I still can't get past the race part because it never loads past the screen..
#47 - desacabose (10/04/2013) [+] (2 replies)
#17 - thedarkestrogue (10/04/2013) [+] (14 replies)
Don't worry. You guys aren't missing much. Its buggy as all **** and the only things you can do are standard team deathmatch and race kind of crap. No heists yet and nothing that really holds the entertainment value.
#57 - Womens Study Major (10/04/2013) [+] (2 replies)
I have that achievement.
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#31 - redscorpion (10/04/2013) [+] (1 reply)
Funniest online interaction ive seen... My brother parked on the side of the road and paused the game while he figured out the crew stuff meanwhile a guy walks up to him, Smash his car window and then shoots him in the head and leaves on foot.
#27 - batmansbottombitch (10/04/2013) [+] (1 reply)
There is a way to get in. You have to (annoyingly) go onto the multiplier and wait for the race to boot up. If it doesn't, you have to just back out onto the dashboard and do it again. I got in after 3 tries and everything works perfectly.
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#7 - judson (10/04/2013) [+] (2 replies)
R* announced that a patch should be released tomorrow.
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#48 - moosespoon **User deleted account** (10/04/2013) [-]
For me, not being able to get online is not even the worst part. That title goes to the long-ass cutscene with Lamar you have to sit trough every single time you try and make the character. I never understood why so many games have long introductions that you can't skip.
#45 - thecrakasmaker (10/04/2013) [-]
I got that before I even got to the area to do the race. I got it literally when I got off the plane.
#44 - takemythumb (10/04/2013) [+] (1 reply)
******* annoying kids yelling in their mic.
And always in group, if you're alone, please gets some friends to stick around with, because most of the times they keep stalking you in groups just to kill you.
Kids, please, get back to your cod.
And always in group, if you're alone, please gets some friends to stick around with, because most of the times they keep stalking you in groups just to kill you.
Kids, please, get back to your cod.
#40 - happyhadgrenade (10/04/2013) [-]
Took me and my mate around 5 hours to get into the race, halfway through the power cut out and we had to wait around another 3 hours.
Got there in the end, and its great.
Pity i cant play it myself because my xbox RROD'd one day before.
Got there in the end, and its great.
Pity i cant play it myself because my xbox RROD'd one day before.
#38 - sloot (10/04/2013) [-]
Basically if you get stuck on a screen that says "searching for players" then dashboard bc it wont work... If you get "stuck" on a screen that says "launching session" be patient and it will work.
#37 - sloot (10/04/2013) [-]
Funniest thing is ATM campers that kill new players that dont know they can deposit money on their phone
#36 - macguffin (10/04/2013) [-]
I was able to get in, and did one of the races. Completely sucked, crashed and restarted multiple times. No one else was able to race, world record holder with 6 minutes 12 seconds for a lap. Beat my own record next lap. 4 minutes
#23 - ohemgeezus ONLINE (10/04/2013) [+] (1 reply)
I spent all day on a character and log into it today and it got erased somehow, gotta love the brokenness
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Narrow lanes are flooded with devotees who lose themselves in the chaotic dancing and swirling to beats of dhols (traditional drums) amidst a thick haze of hashish and spiritual ecstasy.
For three days and nights during the eighth month of the Muslim lunar calendar, pilgrims line up to pay tributes and make wishes at the shrine of Sufi saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar. The relaxed tone of the festival is in stark contrast with the conformity usually associated with worship and feels more like a carnival than a religious festival.
Pilgrims believe this is a place where they have a direct connection to God and where their prayers will be quickly answered.
Rituals during the festival include bathing in a well where devotees believe Qalandar used to bathe. Men and children dip into its now-inky black waters, believing it will rinse them of sins and ailments.
Festivalgoers will also hunt the barren desert for tiny beads rumored to be the Sufi saint's sweat beads. It is believed that consuming these mystic beads will provide men and women with an antidote to infertility.
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Sorry gang, no new updates, I was doing well for a while, I seem to have one health battle after another, Also need a new air brush set, So I will be very happy to share this one, It's coming soon!
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Great idea and work on this one.....Totally, gives me one for a few Ford vans I picked up from Hobby Lobby a few months back, real cheap.....Didn't know what I was going to do with all of them, and this could knock a few of them off the shelf.....Great idea and execution.....
Posted 30 May 2014 - 05:38 AM
liking your extended van!
me being me, i would have a mild lift & up on some 35's
are any of your van roofs removable? on a couple of mine instead of gluing them down, i pegged them so they sit tight but still come off
You know I actually have one rooftop, but the van was missing, It would be fun to do interiors. I'm filling this van with little monkey's.
Posted 30 May 2014 - 05:42 AM
Great idea and work on this one.....Totally, gives me one for a few Ford vans I picked up from Hobby Lobby a few months back, real cheap.....Didn't know what I was going to do with all of them, and this could knock a few of them off the shelf.....Great idea and execution.....
Cool! Glad to share the Mad-ness, I have a HL coming to town very soon. And I can walk there, it's that close!
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Posted 21 October 2014 - 05:04 PM
HI MCM. Well if your wondering what happened to me, Well I'm 39 years old and I've been diagnosed with a terminal cancer of the appendix and abdomain. I am recovering from surgery, my world got flipped upside down, I had to leave my home, my job, my friends, I am fortunate to have my Mother and Father to invite me (back) into their home. Me and my dog are happy here, I'm struggling through the Chemo therapy, settling in more and more every day, and I'm slowly back to working on my little 1/24 scale world.
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Hang in there Johnathon....building is great therapy...at times its all that keeps me going.
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Thanks gang, It means a lot to me!! progress coming soon!
Posted 02 November 2014 - 11:43 AM
I'm 15 and my dad had a '91 G20, then he wanted to sell it, came 2 guy's but they weren't interrested 'said my dad'.
But the van was sold, he lied, my world tumbled down (really).
I was angry for 2 day's and mad at everyone!
I learned to drive in it, it was weak but I had character.
I slept in it for years on Belgian Car Meeting's, parents had a caravan, I just fell in love with it, the style, the V8 rumble, the..
I miss it everyday, it's been gone for like 2 years and now there's a '03 Tahoe in place of it, it's a fun car too, but I am not that attached to it like the Van..
Seen it previous year on a car meeting, they were just trashing the Van, we where sitting in front our caravan, and there was a drifting G20 passing and, it was the one, they were drunk and trashing on it..
I got mad, turned to my dad, said 'you shouldn't sell it to those guys!'
He said 'yes I know..'
He surely was missing the Van, can't remember a lot of things happened over 5 years ago, but if there is onr thing I remember, the Van played a role in it.
Your building a nice van!
Sorry 'bout spamming your topic but wanted to tell a vanner.
Posted 04 November 2014 - 07:29 PM
Thats cool Jamie! do you have a G20 scale model to build? please let me know I have some to donate, I have one shorty with flared fenders, w chassis. and more. let me know.
Posted 05 November 2014 - 02:50 AM
Well I would love to build a G20!
The problem is I'm from Belgium and it's a long way, I will show this post to my parents and hear what they say.
I will send you a PM with the answer.
Also I didn't read your update on your diagnose since I only read the first page and I wish you much strenght!
Posted 05 November 2014 - 01:24 PM
Got the PM. Thanks Jamie.
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I made this dress in hopes of getting a big job interview. It must be good juju because as I was sewing the armhole facing in, I got the call for the interview. I'll hear back in a few days but for now, here's my new lucky dress!
The dress pattern was McCall's 5637 from 1960.
You can read more about the dress and see lots of pictures on my blog A Few Threads Loose: http://afewthreadsloose.blogspot.com/2012/02/job-interview-dress.html
Carolina Chambray by Robert Kaufman from fabric.com… I love this fabric and bought it in 3 other colors after sewing this dress.
Feb 11, 2012, 12.06 PMby Deborah Zimmerman
Great work! Good luck on the job.
Feb 11, 2012, 11.26 AMby anneecharri
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Feb 11, 2012, 02.38 AMby surbee
great dress! well done. as a recruiter though, i'd say wear it with a blazer though :) bare shoulders/arms at an interview might not fly everywhere… except maybe retail or techie/startup environments. lol, sorry to intrude and give you unsolicited advice. love the dress though!
Feb 11, 2012, 08.17 AMby latulipenoire
I agree with you completely! I want them looking at my resume, not my skin. I wore a suit jacket with it. I just took it off for the pictures. Also, I'm a big fan of unsolicited advice, sometimes that's what a person needs most!
Feb 10, 2012, 09.23 PMby jadealamode
perfect fit! you did an excellent job indeed
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Nice work.
Feb 10, 2012, 04.46 PMby Carrie Cochran Cabrera
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Great looking floor.
Love the oil-rubbed walnut. If we go with a slab cabinet, this is the way to do it. The pot hanging rack is also a cool look.
Simple and calming
Nice look.


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Is MKE a good "airport to get stuck in?"
Unexpected airport layovers suck. But, increasingly, airports are doing the little things to better cater to travelers. They're adding restaurant and coffee choices, better retail, massages, wifi and other amenities.
Yet, as I said, getting stuck at airports isn't fun. And with holiday travel right upon us, it's probably inevitable. But, should you want to make your next airport layover fun, it may be interesting to know that Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport is No. 4 on MissTravel.com's new list of "Best Airports To Get Stuck In."
My guess? Beer and brats had something to do with it. MKE, though, is a very clean and friendly stop and if you had to hang there it's pretty good as medium-sized airports go.
The rest of the list based on the poll of 5,000 U.S. travelers?
- Dallas/Ft Worth International Airport
- Pittsburgh International Airport
- Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
- General Mitchell International Airport
- Chicago O'Hare International
- Orlando International Airport
- Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport/Wold-Chamberlain Airport
- Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
- Miami International Airport
- Nashville International Airport
hifilofi | Nov. 9, 2012 at 2:42 p.m. (report)
Did you see what this "misstravel.com" is? A dating site (for men seeking women only it seems) to hook up lonely business travellers with women seeking free airfare and hotels. Should we assume that MKE a good airport to get stuck in via that website's clientele? Are there lonely people roaming Concourse D looking for a little lovin? Things to think about the next time you're "recombobulating" barefoot at the airport.
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High_Life_Man | Nov. 7, 2012 at 1:34 p.m. (report)
I would HATE to get stuck in Milwaukee. Options for food are fairly limited - even if you have to leave the secure area.
I was stuck in Dallas last week. In the terminal in which I was waiting, there were about 20 different places to eat and lots of shops. It still sucked.
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