Falling Ash

[screenexile]

This could be it also:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/8621467.stm

[Olly]

ha ha ha. They've made a mistake it that article. It says the volcano erupted in Eyjafjallajoekull. That's obviously a made up word that was meant to be filled in later when they got the real place's name. Very funny.

[Denn Forever]

They are also closing down flights into London from 12.00 to 18.00 because of this ash cloud from the Volkcano eruption in Iceland.

This Volcano has been dormant for nearly 200 years.  There are great movements happening down below what with all the earthquakes that have been happening over the last few years.

[longrunsthefox]

ha ha ha. They've made a mistake it that article. It says the volcano erupted in Eyjafjallajoekull. That's obviously a made up word that was meant to be filled in later when they got the real place's name. Very funny.

Olly- Are you ther boy out of 'Naked Camera' that wears the white boiler suit?

[omagh_gael]

ha ha ha. They've made a mistake it that article. It says the volcano erupted in Eyjafjallajoekull. That's obviously a made up word that was meant to be filled in later when they got the real place's name. Very funny.

The same thing must have happened with Agoghill and they forgot clean about changing it!

[ziggysego]

I think this is the more likely culprit:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/foyle_and_west/8620468.stm

I believe I'm owed an apology omagh Gael

[omagh_gael]

I think this is the more likely culprit:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/foyle_and_west/8620468.stm

I believe I'm owed an apology omagh Gael

I certainly don't Zig! You've misconstrued the meaning of the post below 

This may seem a bit strange and it's a very local but has anyone in Omagh town noticed ash falling like light snow?

I have just drove from one end of the town to the other and it's the same, must be a big blaze burning somewhere?

No, never noticed. But there seemed to be a bog fire in the Sperrin's, up round Greencastle. Could be blowing over towards Omagh.

I doubt that's the one ziggy, there's definitely a turfy quality to the air! Feckin washed the car earlier and she's boggin again! 

I meant that you've got it right as opposed to Armageddon theories and badger suicides  Just to confirm the video on the ulster herald website shows the cause of the pesky ash rain!

www.ulsterherald.com

[ziggysego]

I think this is the more likely culprit:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/foyle_and_west/8620468.stm

I believe I'm owed an apology omagh Gael

I certainly don't Zig! You've misconstrued the meaning of the post below 

This may seem a bit strange and it's a very local but has anyone in Omagh town noticed ash falling like light snow?

I have just drove from one end of the town to the other and it's the same, must be a big blaze burning somewhere?

No, never noticed. But there seemed to be a bog fire in the Sperrin's, up round Greencastle. Could be blowing over towards Omagh.

I doubt that's the one ziggy, there's definitely a turfy quality to the air! Feckin washed the car earlier and she's boggin again! 

I meant that you've got it right as opposed to Armageddon theories and badger suicides  Just to confirm the video on the ulster herald website shows the cause of the pesky ash rain!

www.ulsterherald.com

You were so quickly to dismiss my theory yesterday, which has been proved right today!! 

[omagh_gael]

We are getting muddled up here Ziggy my man. I did believe your theory was correct so i said "I doubt that's the one..." in that I doubt you've got it right lol 

[Hardy]

This is brilliant and a great illustration of ... something, I don't know what, but it's great. I've figured out what's going on here. More eccentric Nordie etymology. Up there, "doubt" means the exact opposite of its proper meaning.

[omagh_gael]

This is brilliant and a great illustration of ... something, I don't know what, but it's great. I've figured out what's going on here. More eccentric Nordie etymology. Up there, "doubt" means the exact opposite of its proper meaning.

Maybe i'm way off here but i think it's a pretty common phrase, for example, "I doubt she's fucked" (my car has broken down.) Is a bit silly when you think about, perhaps it's a Tyrone thing?

I will refrain form using it in written text from now on to prevent any faux pas as demonstrated above 

[ziggysego]

This is brilliant and a great illustration of ... something, I don't know what, but it's great. I've figured out what's going on here. More eccentric Nordie etymology. Up there, "doubt" means the exact opposite of its proper meaning.

Maybe i'm way off here but i think it's a pretty common phrase, for example, "I doubt she's fucked" (my car has broken down.) Is a bit silly when you think about, perhaps it's a Tyrone thing?

I will refrain form using it in written text from now on to prevent any faux pas as demonstrated above 

Not even a Tyrone thing, or West Tyrone thing. Must be an Omagh thing.

[omagh_gael]

This is brilliant and a great illustration of ... something, I don't know what, but it's great. I've figured out what's going on here. More eccentric Nordie etymology. Up there, "doubt" means the exact opposite of its proper meaning.

Maybe i'm way off here but i think it's a pretty common phrase, for example, "I doubt she's fucked" (my car has broken down.) Is a bit silly when you think about, perhaps it's a Tyrone thing?

I will refrain form using it in written text from now on to prevent any faux pas as demonstrated above 

Not even a Tyrone thing, or West Tyrone thing. Must be an Omagh thing.

Or to be more precise again, my own warped mind?

[ziggysego]

This is brilliant and a great illustration of ... something, I don't know what, but it's great. I've figured out what's going on here. More eccentric Nordie etymology. Up there, "doubt" means the exact opposite of its proper meaning.

Maybe i'm way off here but i think it's a pretty common phrase, for example, "I doubt she's fucked" (my car has broken down.) Is a bit silly when you think about, perhaps it's a Tyrone thing?

I will refrain form using it in written text from now on to prevent any faux pas as demonstrated above 

Not even a Tyrone thing, or West Tyrone thing. Must be an Omagh thing.

Or to be more precise again, my own warped mind?

If my brother's anything to go by, then yes he would agree with you 

[AZOffaly]

I think you're missing the word 'no'. As in 'No doubt the car is fucked', 'No doubt you're right', etc etc.

Nordies. Ye're gas.