Quiz the PAFC Board....

paint it green and white and ill vote for you.

Angry wrote:

Richard Blight wrote:

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To save you reading it all, if you can't be bothered. The Atlantic Ocean is made up of the main body of the ocean plus it's tributary seas. In the east these include the Caribbean Sea, Gulfs of Mexico and St. Lawrence, Hudson and Baffin Bays. In the west it includes the Baltic, North, Mediterranean and Black Seas.

Basically the British Isles and Ireland are a collection of islands in the Atlantic Ocean separated from the European mainland by a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean which has been named the English Channel for convenience purposes.

The sea flows into an ocean and the english channel is one of them that feeds the north atlantic

The English Channel or Le Manche ( for our French friends) is tidal, so following your theory, twice a day the North Atlantic is feeding the English Channel which is feeding Plymouth Sound and then the rivers Tamar, Plym, etc. etc.

At this point I think I'll give up. I had a nice swim in the Straits of Messina last week. Or was it the Ionian Sea? Or was it the Mediterranean? Bollocks it was salty

Angry wrote:

paint it green and white and ill vote for you.

What, the English Channel?

Well i need every vote so i 'pledge' to paint it Green and White, mind you have you seen the price of Masonary Paint at the moment.................

What are your views on the actions of the super fans over on the farm and secondly did you help the pig buy it ?

PatDunne wrote:

Well i need every vote so i 'pledge' to paint it Green and White, mind you have you seen the price of Masonary Paint at the moment.................

dulex paint is cheap in b&q that will do

Richard Blight wrote:

Angry wrote:

Richard Blight wrote:

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To save you reading it all, if you can't be bothered. The Atlantic Ocean is made up of the main body of the ocean plus it's tributary seas. In the east these include the Caribbean Sea, Gulfs of Mexico and St. Lawrence, Hudson and Baffin Bays. In the west it includes the Baltic, North, Mediterranean and Black Seas.

Basically the British Isles and Ireland are a collection of islands in the Atlantic Ocean separated from the European mainland by a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean which has been named the English Channel for convenience purposes.

The sea flows into an ocean and the english channel is one of them that feeds the north atlantic

The English Channel or Le Manche ( for our French friends) is tidal, so following your theory, twice a day the North Atlantic is feeding the English Channel which is feeding Plymouth Sound and then the rivers Tamar, Plym, etc. etc.

At this point I think I'll give up. I had a nice swim in the Straits of Messina last week. Or was it the Ionian Sea? Or was it the Mediterranean?      Bollocks it was salty

if my uncle had tits would he'd be my auntie? its the same principles to trying to make a channel sound like an ocean lol

Angry wrote:

PatDunne wrote:

Well i need every vote so i 'pledge' to paint it Green and White, mind you have you seen the price of Masonary Paint at the moment.................

dulex paint is cheap in b&q that will do

wilkinsons paints even cheaper ,

Richard Blight wrote:

Angry wrote:

Richard Blight wrote:

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To save you reading it all, if you can't be bothered. The Atlantic Ocean is made up of the main body of the ocean plus it's tributary seas. In the east these include the Caribbean Sea, Gulfs of Mexico and St. Lawrence, Hudson and Baffin Bays. In the west it includes the Baltic, North, Mediterranean and Black Seas.

Basically the British Isles and Ireland are a collection of islands in the Atlantic Ocean separated from the European mainland by a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean which has been named the English Channel for convenience purposes.

The sea flows into an ocean and the english channel is one of them that feeds the north atlantic

The English Channel or Le Manche ( for our French friends) is tidal, so following your theory, twice a day the North Atlantic is feeding the English Channel which is feeding Plymouth Sound and then the rivers Tamar, Plym, etc. etc.

At this point I think I'll give up. I had a nice swim in the Straits of Messina last week. Or was it the Ionian Sea? Or was it the Mediterranean?      Bollocks it was salty

Lonely rivers flow, to the sea, to the sea....

Doesn't make the sea a big river though does it?

Look this tower, and of course 'the people' (Chris gave me that one) deserve better, 'Plymouth deserves better' (You'd think they would use that one) so no cheap Dulux, nay, this tower shall have the finest White Oak door and a superb shiny chrome handrail and a very posh Emirates style seat at the very top..... I did not help Mr Bacon (neatly avoids answering the question) but one can't help but use (i mean love) those fine upstanding green tinted superfans can one, but hey he does the driving and i don't give him a penny for petrol so whose the fool Nool

PatDunne wrote:

Look this tower, and of course 'the people' (Chris gave me that one) deserve better, 'Plymouth deserves better' (You'd think they would use that one) so no cheap Dulux, nay, this tower shall have the finest White Oak door and a superb shiny chrome handrail and a very posh Emirates style seat at the very top..... I did not help Mr Bacon (neatly avoids answering the question) but one can't help but use (i mean love) those fine upstanding green tinted superfans can one, but hey he does the driving and i don't give him a penny for petrol so whose the fool Nool

jethro is more in tune with council here,, wilkos do paint cheaper yur pledges sound good but its lacking a lightbulb and whats a lighthouse without a lightbulb!

Plymouth the City without an Airport.

Plymouth the City with a Sound.

Plymouth the City that said bowls to the Spanish.

Plymouth the city one stop from America.

zyph wrote:

Plymouth the City without an Airport.

Plymouth the City with a Sound.

Plymouth the City that said bowls to the Spanish.

Plymouth the city one stop from America.

Even that isnt exactly true as the Mayflower stopped at Newlyn before finnally going to the land of the free and the home of the whopper.

Plymouth the largest City without a top flight football team, ever...................

PatDunne wrote:

Plymouth the largest City without a top flight football team, ever...................

very true, same for rugby too i believe

The north coast has the Atlantic highway, on the Bristol Channel FFS!

Iggy wrote:

The north coast has the Atlantic highway, on the Bristol Channel FFS!

That's because the government agency who named it "the Atlantic Highway" don't know what their talking about. For geographical purposes the Bristol Channel is to the east of a line between Hartland Point and St.Govans Point in Pembrokeshire. To the west is the Celtic Sea.

I suppose another way of explaining these geographical names is, some people live in Milehouse, which is in Plymouth, which is in Devon, which is in England, which is in the United Kingdom. All of those are in Europe, one of the continents of the World. So you can say Millbay Docks are in Plymouth Sound, which is in the English Channel, which is in the Atlantic Ocean, one of the oceans of the World. Or North Pembrokeshire lies on the Irish Sea and South Pembrokeshire lies on the Celtic Sea. Both of which are in the Atlantic Ocean.

The whole of the world's surface is allocated to either a continent or an ocean.

Time for bed!

Well its still shite marketing

Richard Blight wrote:

Iggy wrote:

The north coast has the Atlantic highway, on the Bristol Channel FFS!

That's because the government agency who named it "the Atlantic Highway" don't know what their talking about.  For geographical purposes the Bristol Channel is to the east of a line between Hartland Point and St.Govans Point in Pembrokeshire. To the west is the Celtic Sea.

I suppose another way of explaining these geographical names is, some people live in Milehouse, which is in Plymouth, which is in Devon, which is in England, which is in the United Kingdom. All of those are in Europe, one of the continents of the World. So you can say Millbay Docks are in Plymouth Sound, which is in the English Channel, which is in the Atlantic Ocean, one of the oceans of the World. Or North Pembrokeshire lies on the Irish Sea and South Pembrokeshire lies on the Celtic Sea. Both of which are in the Atlantic Ocean.

The whole of the world's surface is allocated to either a continent or an ocean.

Time for bed!

scraping the barrell now arent we the english channel is not an ocean nor will it ever be classed as one as yea man said its crap advertising from an even worse council.

The English Riviera? Mediterranean shorely?

Angry, my cheerful friend,

considering it's 122 miles from Plymouth to Roscoff, do you think that's a tadge on the wide side to be classed as a channel? Whaddya fink?

Shall we call it the Western Approaches instead?



Which is in the Atlantic Ocean

Richard Blight wrote:

Angry, my cheerful friend,

considering it's 122 miles from Plymouth to Roscoff, do you think that's a tadge on the wide side to be classed as a channel? Whaddya fink?

Shall we call it the Western Approaches instead?



Which is in the Atlantic Ocean

no we shall call it what it is the english channel

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You can buy charts of the English Channel to hang on your wall from this site. Make good Xmas presents!

Richard Blight wrote:

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You can buy charts of the English Channel to hang on your wall from this site. Make good Xmas presents!

and it will still say plymouth is not on the boarder of an ocean i was thinking of michelle keegan's calander to hang on my wall next year tbh but thankyou anyway

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Look at the fourth paragraph down and read out loud the first 10 words. Repeat 10 times every hour until you fall asleep. Then tomorrow read it again and repeat until you never want to see the words English Channel or Atlantic Ocean again.

I'm off to study the Pacific Ocean.