I heard the cleaner at the giants had been arrested , they reckon the cloud of dust was from when she cleaned out their trophy cabinet

My mate is stuck in Orlando for god knows how long, he was due to fly home today, but he will sadly have to stay free of charge until this issue is resolved

watched an old men behaving badly the other night and she was sooo fit then.

Was it before she had the lips done ?

Being slightly more serious, will the cloud affect the games this weekend ?

Aren't Leigh at Limoux and Salford playing the Dragons in Perpignan ?

Quote AdmiralHanson="AdmiralHanson"Being slightly more serious, will the cloud affect the games this weekend ? Aren't Leigh at Limoux and Salford playing the Dragons in Perpignan ?'" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=17337 Quote AdmiralHansonFour of this weekend’s Carnegie Challenge Cup ties involving French sides are under threat because of the Icelandic volcanic eruption which has caused widespread disruption. All non-emergency flights have been grounded in the United Kingdom from noon today as ash from the eruption caused travel chaos. The disruption, which has also hit Irish and airspace in northern Europe, has left thousands of travellers stranded. Sixteen fourth-round ties are due to be played this weekend, with four involving French clubs. On Saturday, Widnes and St Helens are set to host FC Lezignan-Corbieres and Toulouse respectively, while Leigh are due travel to face Limoux with Salford City Reds visiting Catalans Dragons the following day. However, the travel chaos has thrown the fixtures into doubt with the Rugby Football League keeping a close eye on any developments. A spokesman said: “We are monitoring the situation and keeping in contact with the clubs.” '"

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Quote AdmiralHanson="AdmiralHanson"Being slightly more serious, will the cloud affect the games this weekend ? Aren't Leigh at Limoux and Salford playing the Dragons in Perpignan ?'" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=17337 Quote AdmiralHansonFour of this weekend’s Carnegie Challenge Cup ties involving French sides are under threat because of the Icelandic volcanic eruption which has caused widespread disruption. All non-emergency flights have been grounded in the United Kingdom from noon today as ash from the eruption caused travel chaos. The disruption, which has also hit Irish and airspace in northern Europe, has left thousands of travellers stranded. Sixteen fourth-round ties are due to be played this weekend, with four involving French clubs. On Saturday, Widnes and St Helens are set to host FC Lezignan-Corbieres and Toulouse respectively, while Leigh are due travel to face Limoux with Salford City Reds visiting Catalans Dragons the following day. However, the travel chaos has thrown the fixtures into doubt with the Rugby Football League keeping a close eye on any developments. A spokesman said: “We are monitoring the situation and keeping in contact with the clubs.” '"

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Isn't volcanic ash a good fertiliser? Our pitch could be saved

Salford are going over land. As have Leigh.

Got meself an extra six nights in Tenerife didn't I? Bonus.

Even better if you get some 'wonga' back Wheels.

These rich kids have all the luck