In 1833 the British used 40% of it’s national budget to buy freedom for all slaves in the empire . Britain borrowed such a large sum of money for the slavery abolition act that it wasn’t paid off till 2014 . This means that living British citizens helped pay for the ending of the slave trade with their taxes .
Hull is in need of about 100million pounds of investment to bring it back to life. It used to be a fantastic place. But sadly like the rest of the UK it fell into decline due to the collapse of industry. God bless Hull
There spent 355 million on a road 😂 God knows what on the gardens outside the BBC building then they leave every other part of the city like a shit hole
I was the worker in the doorway of the casino when you went past and was extremely confused, I thought he was face-timing someone until my friend mentioned I was in this video😂 brilliant video though I've subscribed
Oh Charlie I wish I’d have known you were in hull, I’d have come to give you the tour! Haha didn’t pull any punches did you 😂 tbf I know hull isn’t the most uplifting but when it’s your home your find comfort in it, no matter how dystopian. I moved back here partly for my family but also because I was tiered of the hustle bustle and wokeness in Manchester, mainly my friends going woke then abandoning me because I wouldn’t declare I was a witch too! 😅 you should come back but go to Cottingham or Beverley which surround Hull, they are lovely and that’s where I live and work. Thanks for coming regardless and loved the commentary as always 👍😉
It's nice the way people feel the need to meet Charlie when he visits their territory.☘it's a clean place Hull. The Koi are fab, it's a great city. The architecture of the town hall and Victorian toilets (did it say Duckett and Son).
All cities are sh!t now. Barely any point in still going to them. I only go to my local one to see what PS2 and Xbox 360 games the games shops have in stock, pick a few up if they have any of the ones I'm looking for, then I'm on the first train back home. Even then, this is something I only do once every 3-4 months. The vibe has completely changed compared to what it was like when I was a kid/teen and I don't enjoy the vibe it has now.
Nice of Radio Presenter David Burns giving you the thumbs up from BBC Humberside. That moment when two great Scots greet each other through a window. 👍
Hi Charlie, just thought you'd like to know, the Humber is not polluted. The Humber is a large tidal estuary and extremely turbid, the estuary has a brown appearance due to this high turbidity, and is often thought of as a dirty river. This is not so, the Humber is healthy and there are many Nature Conservation areas and important Nature Reserves in and around it.
Kingston upon Hull is normally pronounced 'ull by the locals. It was originally called Wyke. We were dragged up there in the 60's and '70's. The river with the flood barrier was the Hull from which the city gets it's name. The CCC building next to the church was built after the council demolished some rather attractive old shops in the 70's. The large green rectangle near the college was Hull's first dock. Built where the moat and town walls once were and filled in during the '30's. Someone boarded a ship here and ended up on the other side of Canada, near Vancouver where we now live! He was taken as a slave by the natives. My wife and I ate lunch many times here while studying in the library you had to leave! What a coincidence, I used to attend the Trafalgar St church as I lived nearby in the 60's. This video has been 'all our yesterdays'. Thank you.
Anyone else notice the pleb in the grey tracksuit inside the library walking like he was going to do something then suddenly stop in his tracks twice 😂😂
i'm an american from nyc. i used to have a bunch of brits on my weekend soccer team and one guy would mercilessly make fun of another for being from hull which spurred me to search hull on this channel. first time i got to understand the joke!
@@railway-share3820 the guy that said it was an investment banker who grew up in/around london....the guy from hull was also an investment banker of the same education/wealth attainment the whole thing was never terribly mean-spirited because they were good friends and we all played together/got beers every sunday. it was more of a trump card the london bro used, like "whatever you're from f'ing hull" etc if they were ever in an argument
Why people would have an issue in you fliming in a library whilst people are reading books is beyond me. I could understand if you were filming in a stripclub or something but a public library?. I'm sure Hull Central Library if where people who have affairs and dont want to be seen go for their nafarious activities!.
Fun fact: There are over 7,371,903 CCTV cameras in the UK meaning there is 1 CCTV camera for every 11 people you are likely to be captured on UK CCTV up to 70 times per day!
The library Karen got very triggered. It's crazy how society has been groomed into being so inhuman, rude & intolerant. Keep up the town/city tours Charlie they're great. 👍
I agree, no need for that. Surely a Public Library is a public place and therefor Charlie or anyone can video without permission. It also means that anyone working there are public servants too, paid for by the good council tax paying people of Hull?
It's been going on forever. Divid and rule. Get people to hate each other then exploit the mess for political ends. Catholics vs Protestants, Brexiteers vs Remoaners, Covid Zealots vs Anti-vaxxers etc. Those are the extreme examples, but it runs deeper than that in way like you have touched on.
Only been to Hull once to see a football match, went just to keep my cousin company, left at 7 am & got home about 1am , poured down all day, never again.
Towns and cities are so crap now. Some used to have a good vibe to them back when I was growing up, but that's gone now. It's been replaced with hoards of hostile homeless people and soulless globoh*mo murals everywhere you look. The only reason I still go into my local city is to pick up some second hand games to add to my collection, then I'm on the first train back home. It's sad because I used to love going there when I was a kid, into my teens and into my early twenties. I used to go every weekend in my teens and early twenties. Now I go once every 3-4 months.
I'm the same, mate. It's amazing how utterly lazy most people are. When the Christman market's on in Lincoln, people would rather wait in traffic for two hours rather than walk twenty minutes.
I went for a job interview a few years ago at the council housing department in Hull. As I approached the building I noticed a lot of workmen replacing the ground floor windows in reception. I idly said to the receptionist "are you having new windows installed"? She replied that on the previous day a dissatisfied tenant had smashed all the glass with a baseball bat. Not a great welcome to Hull.
The refineries you zoomed on are ConocoPhillips and Lindsay Oil Refinery (Total Fina Elf). They're in Killingholme on the south side of the river, next to Immingham docks. An absolute industrial hellscape right in the border of the countryside, a few miles down the river from Cleethorpes and then on to Donna Nook where the RAF practice all their bombing. Interesting place, the Humber estuary. The "Larkin Out" graffiti is a reference to the term "larking out" meaning to play out with your friends which is how they say it in Hull, and Phillip Larkin who was from Hull. There's a silly but widely held belief that the William III statue sculptor killed himself after forgetting to put spurs on the horse, but in reality it's a reference to statues of the emperors of Rome (and earlier leaders in the Republic) who never worse spurs on their statues. The suicide thing is a different sculptor entirely. The actual sculptor livesld till he was 90.
CHARLIE VEITCH Pedestrianised towns don't work - Same is happening in my town, The next town was done up with nowhere to park so the elderly all drove here as they could park (many have mobility issues) now despite huge public disapproval they plan to ruin our small MARKET town of Todmorden. The people that don't use the market (city and online shoppers) want to ruin our market, They want everyone to walk or cycle into town whilst many market users are elderly and disabled. The hills are huge and even young citizens struggle to cycle or walk up the hills to homes. Come and light up and visit our Market Charlie - you'll love our Thursday market especially
Got to say, I thought people were pretty tolerant of you trying to wind them up. I've made loads of videos in that library and all the ones in Hull. Believe it or not you just have to ask nicely. In fact I became a film maker because they asked to make a film about the library 20 years ago. You also managed to completely miss the photography gallery that you mislabelled as a charity shop. It ran one the the biggest and most respected photography festivals before Covid. I know so many hard working and creative people in Hull and you swanned around being ill informed and dismissive,
How the Germans found Hull it’s was because of the dock tower in Grimsby which had copper roof tiles which flowed in the moon light skys which directed them to Manchester and other northern town and city’s
Oh Charlie, I really laughed, you gave it to the stuffy library staff and old git ! Well done ! It is still a back water and full of hicks ? So always a bit behind in Hull ? The old town is very nice, some lovely buildings, hence it's demand in filmining and film sets ?
BrightHouse was a business taking advantage of them on the dole (welfare) or couldn't get past for finance . I am glad they went bust I myself couldn't afford a washing machine and I couldn't get any finance but they were quite happy for me to sign on the dotted line and give me a brand new washing machine as long as I paid payments for it (weekly) which come altogether to £1,452 for a £400 washing machine If i had bought it , cash " from another retailer But when no other company will touch you And you haven't got £400 you just automatically sign on the dotted line they have got you by the balls .
There are a couple of Karens in my local library. They too turned an innocuous act into a major indecent. It's quite sad really as a lot of the staff at libraries tend to be timid and choose the job for the quite and generally polite behaviour of the public.
I'm born and braised in Hull and it's only once you see other towns and cities you appreciate where you live sure it has it's faults ( council same for 70 years I think ) but it's rather nice overall
Ah, yes. A dropped coca cola bottle is one of the hardest materials in the universe. Its up there with Captain America's shield, Nintendium, the plastic gameboys are made of and Resident Evil doors.
Good informative channel much much better than AB audits, he's really boring now and films the same things and says the same things. Good to put you to sleep. This channels very useful to pick up some ideas before visiting areas. Keep it up.
In 1833 the British used 40% of it’s national budget to buy freedom for all slaves in the empire . Britain borrowed such a large sum of money for the slavery abolition act that it wasn’t paid off till 2014 . This means that living British citizens helped pay for the ending of the slave trade with their taxes .
that’s very interesting
Pro white history... ☝️Nooo not a'loud😅
Slavery is NOT a recent colonial thing. The Romans had slaves!
@@tornagawn Greek slave trade , ancient Egyptian slave trade list goes on and on .
@@KrisRoberts114 my bad lol
You’re not worth filming 😂😂 oh my goodness I loved that!! He was so noticeably triggered by it he followed you out! What a muppet! Well done Charlie 🍁
Timestamp?
@Chicken Madness cheers 👍
Lol you can actually hear how triggered the guy got from that.
Not as big as the twat of a drama queen filming it
Hull is in need of about 100million pounds of investment to bring it back to life. It used to be a fantastic place. But sadly like the rest of the UK it fell into decline due to the collapse of industry. God bless Hull
Hull has and always will be dull 😑
You have some beautiful buildings in Hull
@@johnturner8152incorrect
There spent 355 million on a road 😂 God knows what on the gardens outside the BBC building then they leave every other part of the city like a shit hole
You put £100,000 in to the Hull coffers and it will be squandered on alphabet art and other pointless councillor interests.
Absolute clssic line from Charlie - " I hope they're all vacinated"
"no, you go away you little twat" looool 😂😂
agreed
soooo funny.
At least you got a nice polite and helpful welcome at the Guildhall.
I was the worker in the doorway of the casino when you went past and was extremely confused, I thought he was face-timing someone until my friend mentioned I was in this video😂 brilliant video though I've subscribed
Cheers bro, I messed my line a bit I wanted some proper sharia shouting but I mumbled
Oh Charlie I wish I’d have known you were in hull, I’d have come to give you the tour! Haha didn’t pull any punches did you 😂 tbf I know hull isn’t the most uplifting but when it’s your home your find comfort in it, no matter how dystopian. I moved back here partly for my family but also because I was tiered of the hustle bustle and wokeness in Manchester, mainly my friends going woke then abandoning me because I wouldn’t declare I was a witch too! 😅 you should come back but go to Cottingham or Beverley which surround Hull, they are lovely and that’s where I live and work. Thanks for coming regardless and loved the commentary as always 👍😉
It's nice the way people feel the need to meet Charlie when he visits their territory.☘it's a clean place Hull. The Koi are fab, it's a great city. The architecture of the town hall and Victorian toilets (did it say Duckett and Son).
City Centres like Manchester are woke central. They're pathetic.
All cities are sh!t now. Barely any point in still going to them. I only go to my local one to see what PS2 and Xbox 360 games the games shops have in stock, pick a few up if they have any of the ones I'm looking for, then I'm on the first train back home. Even then, this is something I only do once every 3-4 months. The vibe has completely changed compared to what it was like when I was a kid/teen and I don't enjoy the vibe it has now.
"Looks like we got us a reader!"
Sir Bill Hicks O.B.E
"What ya reading for?"
Great video Charlie. I left Hull in 1970 and have had a few pints in the Punchbowl and the Minerva. Good memories.
Nice of Radio Presenter David Burns giving you the thumbs up from BBC Humberside. That moment when two great Scots greet each other through a window. 👍
Burns earned about 12 quid of license fee payers money for that 4 second interaction
The man in the Library was probably reading "Dummies guide to being a twat" 😆
😂😂🖤
No he was just been a decent adult.
Hi Charlie, just thought you'd like to know, the Humber is not polluted. The Humber is a large tidal estuary and extremely turbid, the estuary has a brown appearance due to this high turbidity, and is often thought of as a dirty river. This is not so, the Humber is healthy and there are many Nature Conservation areas and important Nature Reserves in and around it.
You do realize this is Lieutenant Gregory Steven's your talking with
Hush. It's polluted
It supports a decent run of salmon so can't be too bad.
@@LtGregoryStevens SIR YES SIR
Kingston upon Hull is normally pronounced 'ull by the locals. It was originally called Wyke. We were dragged up there in the 60's and '70's. The river with the flood barrier was the Hull from which the city gets it's name. The CCC building next to the church was built after the council demolished some rather attractive old shops in the 70's. The large green rectangle near the college was Hull's first dock. Built where the moat and town walls once were and filled in during the '30's. Someone boarded a ship here and ended up on the other side of Canada, near Vancouver where we now live! He was taken as a slave by the natives. My wife and I ate lunch many times here while studying in the library you had to leave! What a coincidence, I used to attend the Trafalgar St church as I lived nearby in the 60's. This video has been 'all our yesterdays'. Thank you.
i love hull. lovely place, very nice and has everything i need.
Isn't Ronnie Pickering from around Hull? 🤣 Gutted he didn't turn up for a bare knuckle 🤣
Anyone else notice the pleb in the grey tracksuit inside the library walking like he was going to do something then suddenly stop in his tracks twice 😂😂
Was Wasting time before his weekly universal credit interview
His ADHD meds gave him some fake bravado, but then his attention wandered . . .
Hull was Dull until the Gull
Then the Normies made it Stormy 😂
i'm an american from nyc. i used to have a bunch of brits on my weekend soccer team and one guy would mercilessly make fun of another for being from hull which spurred me to search hull on this channel. first time i got to understand the joke!
So where was the other chap from?
@@railway-share3820 the guy that said it was an investment banker who grew up in/around london....the guy from hull was also an investment banker of the same education/wealth attainment
the whole thing was never terribly mean-spirited because they were good friends and we all played together/got beers every sunday. it was more of a trump card the london bro used, like "whatever you're from f'ing hull" etc if they were ever in an argument
hahahahahahhahahahha, the little man sitting down hahaha, made me laugh so much
Why people would have an issue in you fliming in a library whilst people are reading books is beyond me. I could understand if you were filming in a stripclub or something but a public library?. I'm sure Hull Central Library if where people who have affairs and dont want to be seen go for their nafarious activities!.
Looks like you've been to Hull and back for us. Cracking content to wake up to. Who needs Michael Palin when you've got Charlie.
10:25 pans past cooplands bakery 10:29 "we're on a mission to find a greggs or something" 🤣
Fun fact: There are over 7,371,903 CCTV cameras in the UK meaning there is 1 CCTV camera for every 11 people you are likely to be captured on UK CCTV up to 70 times per day!
Unless you stay inside your own home all day. 😉
@@TheSadButMadLad smart TV's watching you which Samsung were caught out for?
@@LEERILEY33 I've got a Toshiba non-smart TV. Still using SCART. None of this HDMI stuff
The library Karen got very triggered. It's crazy how society has been groomed into being so inhuman, rude & intolerant. Keep up the town/city tours Charlie they're great. 👍
I agree, no need for that. Surely a Public Library is a public place and therefor Charlie or anyone can video without permission. It also means that anyone working there are public servants too, paid for by the good council tax paying people of Hull?
It's been going on forever. Divid and rule. Get people to hate each other then exploit the mess for political ends. Catholics vs Protestants, Brexiteers vs Remoaners, Covid Zealots vs Anti-vaxxers etc. Those are the extreme examples, but it runs deeper than that in way like you have touched on.
Just another liberal lefty this is what's wrong with our society dark day's my friend
Only been to Hull once to see a football match, went just to keep my cousin company, left at 7 am & got home about 1am , poured down all day, never again.
If it wasn't for you Chazz I'd never leave my home. Thankyou
“Probably a gallery, probably shit” 😂 Priceless Veitch
Is a aquarium called the deep and is amazing
If depression was represented by a town it would be Hull.
Go to East St Louis, Illinois or McKeesport Pensylvania if you want to see depressing towns lol!
You have obviously never been to Stoke-on-Trent, the most deprived city in Britain
and where is your utopia in lincs? Hope your not saying scunthorpe lol
Has to be Birmingham for me
@@kakariki8744 Least you have Waterworld
Excellent tour of Kingston-upon-Hull Charlie :) :)
That is the very job centre where Devvo kicks a dead pigeon, youtube gold, happy days.
D'yer fink it's dead?
Pretty clean and with the ocean close by I love it.
The seagul flying past segals jewellery as u mentioned it was perfection
Towns and cities are so crap now. Some used to have a good vibe to them back when I was growing up, but that's gone now. It's been replaced with hoards of hostile homeless people and soulless globoh*mo murals everywhere you look. The only reason I still go into my local city is to pick up some second hand games to add to my collection, then I'm on the first train back home. It's sad because I used to love going there when I was a kid, into my teens and into my early twenties. I used to go every weekend in my teens and early twenties. Now I go once every 3-4 months.
Thanks for visiting my home town. Loved your take on us. Just sorry I didn't see you in person.
Glad I'm not the only one who will never pay for parking and will walk into a town, however long it takes!
I'm the same, mate. It's amazing how utterly lazy most people are. When the Christman market's on in Lincoln, people would rather wait in traffic for two hours rather than walk twenty minutes.
A library is a public place and you can film there as much as you want. Nice video.
Wow!!! Thanks for doing Hull sir. It's horrible but horrible places make the best of us
3:37 the tall building is Hull Royal Infirmary (the view shown is from the side).
I went for a job interview a few years ago at the council housing department in Hull. As I approached the building I noticed a lot of workmen replacing the ground floor windows in reception. I idly said to the receptionist "are you having new windows installed"? She replied that on the previous day a dissatisfied tenant had smashed all the glass with a baseball bat. Not a great welcome to Hull.
Great reply and put down to the 'middle age man reading' The little twat! Made me laugh for sure! Good vlog Charlie!
'To Hull & back.' Only fools & horses put Hull on the map.😆
I love victorian architecture so much better than modern..
Brighthouse gone bust...made my day 😃
I wish you'd made more of the library incident, they have some cheek as I bet you were being filmed by CCTV when you walked in.
Difference is, the library isn't getting paid to film you!
I'm always jamming :)
nice to see you in hull 🤟
#buskerssupportingauditors lol 😆
Spotted you in hull college aswell :)
Line of the vid…
“That kind of slit-your-wrists font from the 70’s”
Amazing! 😂
The refineries you zoomed on are ConocoPhillips and Lindsay Oil Refinery (Total Fina Elf).
They're in Killingholme on the south side of the river, next to Immingham docks.
An absolute industrial hellscape right in the border of the countryside, a few miles down the river from Cleethorpes and then on to Donna Nook where the RAF practice all their bombing.
Interesting place, the Humber estuary.
The "Larkin Out" graffiti is a reference to the term "larking out" meaning to play out with your friends which is how they say it in Hull, and Phillip Larkin who was from Hull. There's a silly but widely held belief that the William III statue sculptor killed himself after forgetting to put spurs on the horse, but in reality it's a reference to statues of the emperors of Rome (and earlier leaders in the Republic) who never worse spurs on their statues.
The suicide thing is a different sculptor entirely. The actual sculptor livesld till he was 90.
Perfect response to say someone is a twat for making up laws based on their personal opinions.
I'm such enjoyed watching you great content
For 95% if I’m right...
some top building left and another top video son...💯💯💯👌👌👌🤛🤛🤛
They're not called lawyers
They're called solicitors in the UK , lawyer is an American word , next they'll be calling nappies , diapers
It feels like I live in a mini America here in uk.
@@theoneforgaveme exactly !
CHARLIE VEITCH
Pedestrianised towns don't work - Same is happening in my town, The next town was done up with nowhere to park so the elderly all drove here as they could park (many have mobility issues) now despite huge public disapproval they plan to ruin our small MARKET town of Todmorden. The people that don't use the market (city and online shoppers) want to ruin our market, They want everyone to walk or cycle into town whilst many market users are elderly and disabled. The hills are huge and even young citizens struggle to cycle or walk up the hills to homes.
Come and light up and visit our Market Charlie - you'll love our Thursday market especially
Just down the road from Burnley. Can attest to the Thursday market. Have occasionally visited it on those days. Some interesting stuff.
Got to say, I thought people were pretty tolerant of you trying to wind them up.
I've made loads of videos in that library and all the ones in Hull. Believe it or not you just have to ask nicely. In fact I became a film maker because they asked to make a film about the library 20 years ago. You also managed to completely miss the photography gallery that you mislabelled as a charity shop. It ran one the the biggest and most respected photography festivals before Covid. I know so many hard working and creative people in Hull and you swanned around being ill informed and dismissive,
It's never dull in Hull 🤪
Fun fact, the classical looking building housing the job centre used to be a Marks and Spencers
Stunning Guildhall, interesting docks& that tidal barrier stops around 12 surges a year. Sadly even the locals sometimes call it Hull on Earth.
46:09 the date on the eviction papers say 2002.. not 2022. Massive typing error
3:16 just to the left of that No Entry sign is a nice old cinema. It's still got the Academy Ration screen aperture and the orchestra boxes.
The last recorded earthquake in Hull caused almost three million pounds-worth of improvements.
Charlie we love watching u ,love how ya say things as they should be said ! Please come to wisbech and let us know when ya coming!
Most surveilled state but police are handicapped, kids get away with shit and the courts/judges, don't get me started.
British people are quite private and protective of the privacy of others. But no need to ring the police. He wasn't gonna kick off.
How the Germans found Hull it’s was because of the dock tower in Grimsby which had copper roof tiles which flowed in the moon light skys which directed them to Manchester and other northern town and city’s
Charlie. You need a vacation. I am going to Thailand this winter . Cheap beer and bar girls ! They are always welcome. Lol
😅”Fucken ‘ell it’s Pripyat!”
As a Hull born this had me howling bro 🤣🤣
Ahh yes, Princes Quay. The Food bank of Hull... Looks like it has been well used this year.
Good to see you in Hull ! My Home
Agree Charles is the most privileged entitled person in Britain.
The powers of being 6f5
didnt know you come to hull, welcome.
I've been to Hull and back
Your getting about well mate keep it going
They have a beautiful city centre in Hull.
Hull used to be one of the best nights out in the north round where circus circus was it was great
Circus circus was the in place to be at one time
Oh Charlie, I really laughed, you gave it to the stuffy library staff and old git ! Well done ! It is still a back water and full of hicks ? So always a bit behind in Hull ?
The old town is very nice, some lovely buildings, hence it's demand in filmining and film sets ?
Been waiting for a video in hull
I’ve lived about 30 minutes away from Hull all my life , I’ve never been or ever felt like I needed to visit
I thought libraries were the home of dignified readers and quiet polite staff, yet we witnessed a swarm of muppets coming at you Charlie. haha
Great ending Charlie. It is always shocking when people act like that . The UK is falling apart and this is what they think of . How they act .
Charlie that was the perfect description of the outside of a job centre . A Place where people stand and smoke as their dreams disappear
BrightHouse was a business taking advantage of them on the dole (welfare) or couldn't get past for finance .
I am glad they went bust
I myself couldn't afford a washing machine and
I couldn't get any finance but they were quite happy for me to sign on the dotted line and give me a brand new washing machine as long as I paid payments for it (weekly) which come altogether to £1,452 for a £400 washing machine
If i had bought it , cash " from another retailer
But when no other company will touch you
And you haven't got £400 you just automatically sign on the dotted line
they have got you by the balls .
I'd have washed my clothes in the bath tub.
Mug punter
Veitch doing holidays in hull 😂
There are a couple of Karens in my local library. They too turned an innocuous act into a major indecent. It's quite sad really as a lot of the staff at libraries tend to be timid and choose the job for the quite and generally polite behaviour of the public.
The Veitch allowed himself to be tea bagged by Rudolph. So, you don't have to 😂🤣👍
Thanks for showing us that amazing building on the east cost of England, close to Tartaria , tee hee
''FOR TONIGHT WE DINE IN HULL!''
I think I will give Hull / Chernobyl a miss but thanks for the video.😄
"Seagull on a ball camera... Yes!" - Charlie Veitch - 2022
lovely video altogether , I did enjoy it- and to finish up you go in one place and get accosted by divvys😂 nice! Welcome to bluddeh HULL😹😹😹😹😹
BBC building next to saville st and saville row coffee bar 🤦🏻🤔🤨😡🤬
I'm born and braised in Hull and it's only once you see other towns and cities you appreciate where you live sure it has it's faults ( council same for 70 years I think ) but it's rather nice overall
joanne`s got it
lanise has got it
theresa`s got it
and CHARLIE`S got it, you`ve got that vibe charlie boy 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Those idiots in the library were embarrassing great video Charlie👍
Oh dear. Charlie has been to Hull and back.
Dave, Not Steven (Seagull) for the bird ? You missed that one Charlie 😁😆
Ah, yes. A dropped coca cola bottle is one of the hardest materials in the universe. Its up there with Captain America's shield, Nintendium, the plastic gameboys are made of and Resident Evil doors.
Good informative channel much much better than AB audits, he's really boring now and films the same things and says the same things. Good to put you to sleep.
This channels very useful to pick up some ideas before visiting areas.
Keep it up.
The Dram Shop was bouncing in the late 70's early 80's