Ryan.

Goooodddd does anyone ride norwich anymore?

Anyone for cod 4 or 5?

just finished rinsing cod 5 with biddle....of to sleep now i reckon

Aw man Dave email them, it's the best thing to do. I did then a few days later got my interview! It'd be mental if we wind up at the same place!

Conditional from portsmouth! Woooo Got to send my portfolio to Lincoln digitally which is proving to be a right b*****d, And got my interview with south bank in a week

You legend dave....i've wanted this for ages! se eyou online tonight?

Did they pay up?

Wheres dave!!

Your well funny man Congrats Jt Hope it all goes well bud.

SO he doesn't have a Boxx??? anyways its been snowing like mad here. But it's just not settling

Nothing here :(

So i take it the last effort i made wasn't even worth a reply then?

Haha sounds awesome! If you're heading down to Norwich let me know and i'll come find you with a few mates aswell....erm if you're planning on going out in Yarmouth, try Pming Biddle

Link to BBC website.Two historians present their views on this. Number one suggests that it should be preserved as long as there is still an Auschwitz survivor alive, and then left to decay and be repossessed by nature. Number two wants it to be left and maintained forever as a grim reminder of one of history's darkest hours. I can understand both sides. It is obviously important to remember the Holocaust and the gravity of the atrocities committed. No generation must ever grow up and not know about it. However, I will add that I don't think there is a huge danger of that being forgotten. The Holocaust is probably the most well known historical event worldwide. The people who have visited that camp describe it as a life altering experience, it certainly made me look differently on life when i went, realizing the scale of what was done there. This should also be taken into consideration. But I also understand the other side. One the one hand, there is the questionable but eventually inevitable process of maintaining and rebuilding parts of the camp, which would become necessary if it is to survive. It's easy to understand why people would have objections to renewing the architecture of this place of death. Also, letting the natural surroundings reclaim the area has a powerful symbolic value. The idea that the greatest human tragedies will pass and the damage heal is understandably attractive. That would be a lengthy but natural process of the camp slowly being covered with new life, as years and decades pass. Altogether, I'm undecided. Thoughts?

Norwich is most deffinately the best place to go If you lemme know when you're up here i may be able to come show you about.

Interview for Architecture at Lincoln, I really want Chelmsford to get back to me

Best be off to bed...gotta be up in like 4 hours my sleeping patterns f**ked...i havent been to sleep before midnight since november....just got myself a 54 to 7 on cod 5 so im a happy bunny night allllll

I'll see. I think i finish early from college so i could come up with a camera....then leave with toms bike

Ahaha, Dave you up for some team deathmatch with me and Biddle again tonight?

Good vid mate edit maede it really easy to watch and that bike looks lush!

Dave i'm now coming on if you fancy owning some noobs on team deathmatch?

gamertags? We really need to sort a cod5 team deathmatch or 9 of us go and raid ground war?

Mannnn has anyone got one i could loan for a weekend?

Right i want to go about making a montage of myself on cod 4 / 5 , i've been told by different people that i need a "dazzle", i looked it up and they like 35 quid. Which is a bit pricey for what i want to do....does anyone know of any other ways? i.e. could i hook the 360 to my pc screen and record through that?? any advice would be awesome