What was the prgramme called? do you remember?saltysam wrote:There's a programme about this case on ITV1 at 10:35 pm tonight...bradavon wrote:I forgot that about Tony Martin shooting someone in the back, pretty cowardly IMO.
Thursday 30 Julyromerojpg wrote:What was the prgramme called? do you remember?saltysam wrote:There's a programme about this case on ITV1 at 10:35 pm tonight...bradavon wrote:I forgot that about Tony Martin shooting someone in the back, pretty cowardly IMO.
I thought the scumbags would have killed him by now after putting the hits out on him, he is a bloody hero still, scum deserve to be shot and my god they were scum beyond words once the family came out of the woodworks
will look for it on the net, found a little on YouTube. Hi Godzooki-yeah lots,lots better touch wood fingers crossedGodzooki wrote:
You feeling better now Salty?
went on a health regime,have lost over 5 stone in weight,have more energy etc...still suffer from sore eyes occasionally but on the whole i've come a long way from the dark place i was in a few months ago...thanks for asking!http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthn ... pines.htmlA carnivorous pitcher plant that eats rats and insects has been discovered in the Philippines and named after Sir David Attenborough.
The plant is among the largest of all pitchers and is believed to be the largest meat-eating shrub, dissolving rats with acid-like enzymes.
The team of botanists, led by British experts Stewart McPherson and Alastair Robinson, found the plant on Mount Victoria in the Philippines.
They were inspired to search for the plant after word that it is existed came from two Christian missionaries who described seeing a large carnivorous pitcher in 2000 after they climbed the mountain.
Mr McPherson, of Poole Dorset, said: "The plant produces spectacular traps which catch not only insects, but also rodents. It is remarkable that it remained undiscovered until the 21st century."
The team, which found the plant in 2007 following a two-month expedition, published details of their discovery in the Botanical Journal of Linnean Society earlier this year following a three-year study of all 120 species of pitcher plant.
They decided to name the plant Nepenthes attenboroughii, after the wildlife broadcaster Sir David.
"My team and I named it in honour of Sir David whose work has inspired generations toward a better understanding of the beauty and diversity of the natural world," added Mr McPherson.
Sir David, 83, said: "I was contacted by the team shortly after the discovery and they asked if they could name it after me. I was delighted and told them, 'Thank you very much'.
"I'm absolutely flattered. This is a remarkable species the largest of its kind. I'm told it can catch rats then eat them with its digestive enzymes. It's certainly capable of that."
. 5 stone, wow! Impressive.
oh yeah have a lot more energy these days,don't get out of breath as much etc...however 5 stone isn't that great really,if i hadn't become such a lump of lard over the years i wouldn't have had to lose that much in the first place!romerojpg wrote:5 Stone is mind blowing, does that make you feel very different? just moving, sleeping, sitting etc..
You fat bastard!bradavon wrote:58.20Kg - 9.1 stone, more than I thought
(not the beer 6-pack) , so I will.
a quater of your body weight gone is still a massive thing I say.
He shits brad after dinnerYi-Long wrote:Wow... Salty almost lost a complete Brad in weight...
Well done
just a pity it took me getting ill to decide to do something to help myself!