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just wondering what time everyone is setting off and where from as in lancaster morecambe or more distance

Leaving Blackburn about 12ish expecting m6 to be busy with caravaners etc heading for the lakes,im thinking best get to Christie early as could be a sell out and dont want to miss a cracking game and three more points to us please

Might set off early doors and have a half in the Tan Hill on the way over. Should get into Morecambe about 1ish maybe. Hopefully there'll be no jobsworth asking my postcode on the turnstiles this time. Best get on to royalmail.com and start looking up some Morecambe ones just in case.

12.45..Park in normal place..CC will be waiting..he always is

Meeting around 8 mates at around 12/1 .... grab something to eat ...... kill some time .... head down towards Christie Park at around 2:15

Setting off at 7pm Thursday evening, will arrive home at 6am Saturday morning. First home game I've managed to get to in ages (a few away games though!) Looking forward to it!

welcome aboard captain

Don't get out of work 'til 2pm (near heysham port) hope by the time I get to the Pie it's not full already!!!!
Sounds as though some people are going to camp out O/N by the turnstiles

getting down to Christie nice and early to start the collection, for about 1pm I reakon.

Spending Easter Friday at the in laws.
Swim, play tennis, maybe have a massage.
Steamed fish and veggies for lunch.
get home about 8 ish sober as a judge as I'm driving.
Straight to bed for a couple hours, wake up about 11 ish,
have breakfast, settle down for a midnight + 15mins kick off
Go online have a chat with USA and whoever else is in the chat room.
have my 1st drink about half time.
Any bratfud welcome int chat room like

Anyone who saw what I just zapped, don't worry, I'm easily confused

I'll be on chatzy aswell Wayne, looking at a car mid day, sort his car out and then online for game.

dont forget buses sunday service on friday

Well done the teams for delaying kick off till 315pm, cos as was pointed out 3pm Good Friday is the time of death for Jesus traditionally remembered.

My lad was asking if there would be a minute's silence for Jesus dying.

I reckoned not cos you don't have a minute's silence for folk who came alive again 3 days later.

Think i might leave the car at home for this one, parking will be a bit of a nightmare i would imagine.

Aal wrote:Well done the teams for delaying kick off till 315pm, cos as was pointed out 3pm Good Friday is the time of death for Jesus traditionally remembered.

My lad was asking if there would be a minute's silence for Jesus dying.

I reckoned not cos you don't have a minute's silence for folk who came alive again 3 days later.

Plus you'd be alienating a heck of a lot of people who class ourselves as Agnostic/Atheist (the former for myself).

Yeah I'm walking it this time [ETA 14:15PM] and although a Positive Agnostic lapsed Catholic will be having fried fish for lunch; thats if the chippy's open ?

slackAlice wrote:Yeah I'm walking it this time [ETA 14:15PM] and although a Positive Agnostic lapsed Catholic will be having fried fish for lunch; thats if the chippy's open ?

Atkinsons is bound to be open....they wouldn't miss an oppertunity like this ...surely not !!!!

Aal wrote:Well done the teams for delaying kick off till 315pm, cos as was pointed out 3pm Good Friday is the time of death for Jesus traditionally remembered.

How come they have a time of death constant but the day changes every year???

Keith wrote:

Aal wrote:How come they have a time of death constant but the day changes every year???

I am sure a will come and explain exactly but it's to do with the moon

marky No.1 wrote:

Keith wrote:

Aal wrote:How come they have a time of death constant but the day changes every year???

I am sure a will come and explain exactly but it's to do with the moon

I know how they work out "Easter" and why it moves, I don't understand why the Christians don't know/celebrate the exact date? The Romans kept good records of executions, so why keep it as a movable feast? Obviously Christmas is celebrated in December to mark the Pagan's mid-winter solstice rather than Jesus' birth, which, ironically, was probably around Easter time.

Leaving East Lancs at 12.30. Bringing 5 over (a little earlier than usual). Could be a near capacity crowd and wouldn't want the non season ticket holders amongst us to be locked out of the North Stand.

Keith wrote:
I know how they work out "Easter" and why it moves, I don't understand why the Christians don't know/celebrate the exact date? The Romans kept good records of executions, so why keep it as a movable feast? Obviously Christmas is celebrated in December to mark the Pagan's mid-winter solstice rather than Jesus' birth, which, ironically, was probably around Easter time.

What time of year was Father Christmas born Keith?

I totally agree. It causes so much confusion every year. I can understand that Easter Sunday has to be on a Sunday every year, but why it needs to be linked to the moon is beyond me!! Let's start a campaign for Easter to always be say the first Sunday in April



I know how they work out "Easter" and why it moves, I don't understand why the Christians don't know/celebrate the exact date? The Romans kept good records of executions, so why keep it as a movable feast? Obviously Christmas is celebrated in December to mark the Pagan's mid-winter solstice rather than Jesus' birth, which, ironically, was probably around Easter time.[/quote]

Keith wrote:

Aal wrote:Well done the teams for delaying kick off till 315pm, cos as was pointed out 3pm Good Friday is the time of death for Jesus traditionally remembered.

How come they have a time of death constant but the day changes every year???

It's the same time every year !! by the lunar calender..1st Sunday after the first full moon after
the 20 summat of march.. Maybe 2009 years ago they did not have buggers like CC motoring round flogging printed matter and had to look to the Heavens.I could go on for ever about Easter,It has been the rock in my shoe since I was a lad.First there was the Magdelain Sisters at school,who dragged us to church every day during "Holy Week". Then about 10 years ago feeling absobloodylootly shit,due to gallons of beer being forced down my throat,I was awoken
at around 06.00 by someone lacking in even the remotest sniff of tact,who said "You better get down here,Your old man has just died on us.". So taking all this in to account,the sadistic nuns,
my old man passing away at a ungodly hour the attitude of the tosser who broke the news. It's
about time I had an Easter that started with a smile.......Let's hope it's this one.