http://www.theguardian.com/educatio...ted-controlled-explosion-newcastle-university
There have been two arrests. Both arrestees are Russian nationals.
There have been two arrests. Both arrestees are Russian nationals.
So the fact we can't crash our tanks out to play with them in The Crimea means they have to come here to play!"http://www.theguardian.com/educatio...ted-controlled-explosion-newcastle-university
There have been two arrests. Both arrestees are Russian nationals.
The particular "on campus partner" concerned is not renowned for its high standards of English language teaching. They probably had their students knock up the press release.Wot's a "potentially suspicious item"? Shurely its "suspicious" or "not suspicious"?
Probably making their own Vodka or drugs?Lots of things can make a fcuking big bang and especially high octane alcohol?
V interesting.http://www.theguardian.com/educatio...ted-controlled-explosion-newcastle-university
There have been two arrests. Both arrestees are Russian nationals.
There have been two arrests. Both arrestees are Russian nationals.
Lmao. The few times i went up to visit my kid sister at uni there i always needed her to translate, i was about to deck some guy in a pub because he was in my face babbling gibberish when she pointed out he was trying to sell me a watch (which was either nicked or fake)I reckon it was a southerner's brains exploding after trying to decipher a geordie telling him he was a soft, southern, shandy-swilling pooftah!
Either that or a geordie's head exploding when told that he had to get a job or lose his benefit!
The particular "on campus partner" concerned is not renowned for its high standards of English language teaching.
To be fair most Geordies struggle to speak anything.To be fair, most Geordies struggle to speak English.
Is that a Gnu language or one of the ancient biblical ones?They might be passable in Gnu
It is actually a permutation of Water Buffalo ( as can be evidenced by observing the female of the genus "geordie")Is that a Gnu language or one of the ancient biblical ones?
Does it translate into Wildebeest?