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» Vandalism
A story I heard...
Some time in the 1980s, a group of pro-animal rights students hatched a plan to spray paint the words "Bradford University tests on animals" on the side of the lab there.
However, they got disturbed by security part way through and only managed the words:
"BRADFORD UNIVERSITY"
On the side of Bradford University. In 5ft lettering.
(Fri 8th Oct 2010, 19:32, More)
A story I heard...
Some time in the 1980s, a group of pro-animal rights students hatched a plan to spray paint the words "Bradford University tests on animals" on the side of the lab there.
However, they got disturbed by security part way through and only managed the words:
"BRADFORD UNIVERSITY"
On the side of Bradford University. In 5ft lettering.
(Fri 8th Oct 2010, 19:32, More)
» Creepy!
Round the Twist...
...was a kids TV show on in the early-mid 90s, usually involving a group of kids solving mysteries (I think? can't remember the exact premise of the show).
One particular episode involved a scarecrow that came to life and chased said kids round a lighthouse, which terrified me for several weeks afterwards.
If you saw it I'm sure it stuck with you for a long time...
(Sun 10th Apr 2011, 19:46, More)
Round the Twist...
...was a kids TV show on in the early-mid 90s, usually involving a group of kids solving mysteries (I think? can't remember the exact premise of the show).
One particular episode involved a scarecrow that came to life and chased said kids round a lighthouse, which terrified me for several weeks afterwards.
If you saw it I'm sure it stuck with you for a long time...
(Sun 10th Apr 2011, 19:46, More)
» Redundant technology
As a supporter of Burnley FC
I have the option of buying tickets either in person at the ticket office, or via the post. Even last season when we were in the Premier League, you couldn't buy tickets online.
Oh, and they still have actual turnstiles that are operated by a foot pump by the ground staff to let you in.
I wouldn't want it any other way though. All these modern football grounds seem so souless compared to Turf Moor.
(Sun 7th Nov 2010, 23:28, More)
As a supporter of Burnley FC
I have the option of buying tickets either in person at the ticket office, or via the post. Even last season when we were in the Premier League, you couldn't buy tickets online.
Oh, and they still have actual turnstiles that are operated by a foot pump by the ground staff to let you in.
I wouldn't want it any other way though. All these modern football grounds seem so souless compared to Turf Moor.
(Sun 7th Nov 2010, 23:28, More)
» Random Acts of Kindness
As a cash-strapped 17 year old...
I found a purse on a bench in town on the way home from college. Despite being totally skint, I handed the purse in to the police station later that day, complete with all the credit and debit cards.
Obviously, I took all the cash, I'm not a fucking idiot.
I got right pissed up that weekend if I remember correctly.
(Sat 11th Feb 2012, 0:46, More)
As a cash-strapped 17 year old...
I found a purse on a bench in town on the way home from college. Despite being totally skint, I handed the purse in to the police station later that day, complete with all the credit and debit cards.
Obviously, I took all the cash, I'm not a fucking idiot.
I got right pissed up that weekend if I remember correctly.
(Sat 11th Feb 2012, 0:46, More)