Sam for the chop?

[William the White]

Though one of those who did it, this surely qualifies as "mosy outrageous hi-jacking of a thread of the year" award.

Good though.

This isn't the town hall thread?

[ratbert]

My 'local' in Birmingham:

[CrazyHorse]

The Brummie town hall definitely scores five out of five on the Kleenex sphincter scale there Ratty.
Good long clean steps for BWFCi to proudly show off the old rusty bullet hole, with handy flagpole to steady oneself on if need be. Plus, beautifully crafted balcony for the General to delicately crack one off over whilst using the semi-erotic hand carved statue as a visual aid to y'know, help things along.

Gentlemen, I think we have a winner.

[as]

Who's curled one out over the fountain then?

Lenny Henry?

[Gary the Enfield]

Okay, no steps but does anyone remember this?

[William the White]

Kevin Davies and Ricardo Gardner do...

[thebish]

what6 do they do outside a german town hall??

errr...

get your rat out??

[bobo the clown]

The Brummie town hall definitely scores five out of five on the Kleenex sphincter scale there Ratty.
Good long clean steps for BWFCi to proudly show off the old rusty bullet hole, with handy flagpole to steady oneself on if need be. Plus, beautifully crafted balcony for the General to delicately crack one off over whilst using the semi-erotic hand carved statue as a visual aid to y'know, help things along.

Gentlemen, I think we have a winner.

CH, I have to admire your choice ... a truly magnificent effort. Though 4.9 only maybe .... no lions !!

The Kraut one, well, what can one say ? Magnificent ... but a terrible lack of steps.

[Bruce Rioja]

CH, I have to admire your choice ... a truly magnificent effort. Though 4.9 only maybe .... no lions !!

Well, The Wonderstuff did shoot a video on the steps, but, as Bobo says - no lions. 4.9. A brave effort though.

[David Lee's Hair]

Complain not bish, I get this delight... this is what you get fior living in a borough formed in 1965...

[Il Pirate]

here's ours... Romford Town Hall - a thing of beauty! My arse on the steps would be a huge improvement!

Strangely enough Bish, it's a dead ringer for Portsmouth magistrates court. I wish I was clever enough to be able to put a picture of it on here.

[Il Pirate]

As this is the Town Hall thread; I must put a word in for Rochdale. A very impressive TH by any standards; also, for a reason which escapes me now, Hitler wanted to bomb it so badly in ww2 he set up a special committee to look at the feasability of doing so.

[Bruce Rioja]

As this is the Town Hall thread; I must put a word in for Rochdale. A very impressive TH by any standards; also, for a reason which escapes me now, Hitler wanted to bomb it so badly in ww2 he set up a special committee to look at the feasability of doing so.

Maybe he thought Vera Lynn might've been in it. Tis a very impressive piece of work. Moreso when set against the backdrop of the Seven Sisters. Not much opportunity to get your arse out and on full display though. Alas, only a three.

[Gary the Enfield]

I am of course only delaying the inevitable.

Although listed in the Domesday Book Enfield doesn't have a town hall. We have a civic centre.

This:

[David Lee's Hair]

I am of course only delaying the inevitable.

Although listed in the Domesday Book Enfield doesn't have a town hall. We have a civic centre.

This:

Makes me feel better about Tower Hamlets

[thebish]

As this is the Town Hall thread; I must put a word in for Rochdale. A very impressive TH by any standards; also, for a reason which escapes me now, Hitler wanted to bomb it so badly in ww2 he set up a special committee to look at the feasability of doing so.

indeed - Rochdale town hall - the inside has oft-been used in films...

as for the hitler story... I thought the opposite was the rumour - that they AVOIDED bombing it because hitler admired it so much that had they won the war he wanted it to be transported brick-by-brick across to Germany... (My missus lived there when we were courting - and that's what the locals used to say...)

[boltonboris]

As this is the Town Hall thread; I must put a word in for Rochdale. A very impressive TH by any standards; also, for a reason which escapes me now, Hitler wanted to bomb it so badly in ww2 he set up a special committee to look at the feasability of doing so.

indeed - Rochdale town hall - the inside has oft-been used in films...

as for the hitler story... I thought the opposite was the rumour - that they AVOIDED bombing it because hitler admired it so much that had they won the war he wanted it to be transported brick-by-brick across to Germany... (My missus lived there when we were courting - and that's what the locals used to say...)

That's the Wikipedia view of it too

[CrazyHorse]

Something about it here...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/manchester/ ... 256689.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Bruce Rioja]

This is possibly the ugliest building, let alone mere town hall that Ive ever seen.

Aarhus - up the top of Denmark. But still, an opportunity to show your arse in four different directions. A shitehouse lighthouse, if you will. Three Kleenex points?

[ratbert]

Who's curled one out over the fountain then?

Lenny Henry?

That, my man, is a not-very-popular piece of art dubbed 'the floozie in the jacuzzi' by locals. I'll leave Crazy Horse to decide who ends up in there.