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what is the closest travel lodge/ travel inn to cribbs causeway mall in Bristol? i'm just looking for a travel lodge or premier travel inn!

How could lettermen have thought it was possible for Bristol to get knocked up in the 7th inning? She wasn't even in the state? Therefore he KNEW what he was saying and only back tracked when his feet were held to the flames. It couldn't even be funny if it isn't physically possible.

Do you Know ANY jobs at age 14 in bristol PA? im 14 and i really needa job bad. all i know is mcdonalds and King george inn is hiring but i applied there alot but never got the job. can you help me get a job!?!

Does David Letterman believe all of the stereotypes about how well endowed African American men are? He claims he was talking about A-Rod impregnating Bristol Palin during the seventh inning of a Yankees game. Bristol was thousands of miles away in Alaska at the time. Impossible unless A-Rod is a biological oddity. The only logical and rational explanation is that he was talking about an innocent little 14 year old girl being raped in front of thousands of on lookers, right?

Who built and when the Marriott Hotel, Lower Castle Street, Bristol? The Marriott hotel used to be known as Holiday Inn

Why do people keep saying Letterman was talking about Bristol and not Willow when he told his joke? Here's the joke: "One awkward moment for Sarah Palin at the Yankee game. During the seventh inning, her daughter was knocked up by Alex Rodriguez." Now, which daughter did Sarah Palin take to the game? 14 year old Willow...not Bristol. So who was Letterman referring to when he said "her daughter was knocked up"? OBVIOUSLY Willow because Bristol did not go to the game. Do you think Letterman and his writers knew Bristol did not go to the game?...sure, he did. @Free At Last, Because that would be incorrect. Letterman was talking about the daughter that Palin took to the game. Willow...the 14 year old.

Where to find prostitutes in 1904 England towns such as Bristol.? I'm writing a story in which a very prominent man (one that is so against the lower class that he refuses to visit the LOCAL inns or pubs so that he doesn't have to mix with anyone lower than him) becomes so desperate for the companionship of a prostitute that he goes out to find one. My problem? I'm in America and have NO idea where a man in England in the early 1900's would specifically go to find such a woman. Would he be able to find a prostitute in a pub or were there special houses (brothels) for such a thing or were they just on the streets soliciting themselves? I realize that all of the above may have been a possible place to find a prostitute, so what I'm MAINLY asking is- Where was the most prominent place that a very rich and secretive man might go to in order to find him such a woman? As well, this must be a place in which there would most definitely be men there such as pimps that would protect the woman if she were being hurt. Thank you and all answers are appreciated even if it's just a link to check out. I'm on Wikipedia right now, but I kind of need specifics. Thanks bunches!! Ashley

for people who read treasure island? edit it pleaseeeeeeeeeee thanks alot Plot Jim Hawkins is a young boy who lives with his parents in,” the Admiral Benbow” on the western coast of England. Captain Billy Bones who was staying at the inn, had a stroke after a man named Black Dog had visited him. Captain Billy Bones died after Pew gives him a paper with a black spot on it. It was the second death he faced; his first was his father a few days ago. He and his mother went to his room, opened his sea chest, and found a logbook, money, and a map. They leave with these contents of the sea chests and hide. After a few minutes Pew and other buccaneers come and search the inn and when there were leaving a few horses trampled Pew which killed him. When Jim and his mother go to the hall, they talk to local physician, Dr. Livesey plus the district squire, Trelawney and they show them the mysterious contents. They recognized as it a map for a huge treasure that the infamous pirate Captain Flint has buried on an island. Trelawney, Dr.Livesey planned an expedition and set sail in a few weeks. When there wert sailing Jim had found out Trelawney had been tricked into hiring Captain Flint’s former mate Long John Silver, and many of Flint's crew. He told. about this and how there were planning it mutiny to Dr. Livesey, Trelawney, and Captain Smollet who seemed to be the only one trustworthy. Captain Smollet thinks of a plan to get them off. He was allowing them leisure time on shore. They go in mini boats which Jim sneaks into, and runs off at the shore. He stopped running when heard Silver speaking. He sees Silver talking to another man who says he refuses to join the mutiny and he witnesses Silver kill him. He runs further and meets Ben Gunn who was marooned on the Island years ago and was once a mate in Flint ‘s crew. Smollet and others go a stockade on the island. When they are ashore, Jim returns to the stockade and Silver tries to talk to the captain. The pirates attack the stockade the next day and the captain is wounded.. Jim sneaks off from the stockade afterwards, and looks for the boat that Ben Gunn had mentioned. He finds it and sets sail to the ship he arrived in and cutes the rope. He boards the ship to find that Israel had become drunk and had killed the other watchman.. Israel tries to kill him but Jim kills him. Jim is wounded and returns to the stockade to finds it occupied by Silver and the other pirates. Silver takes Jim in hostage, after a while, Jim realizes that he was having trouble managing the men who accused him of treachery. They are about to depose him when he showed them the treasure map. Silver, Jim and other captains go looking for the treasure. They are shocked and furious to find the treasure cache empty. Some charge at Jim and Silver but gets shot by Dr. Livesey, Trelawney, and Ben Ginn. Later Jim and Silver go to them and find out that Ben Ginn has the treasure. They follow him and find the treasure in a cave .After counting and packing the loot on to the ship, they prepare to set sail. They set sail leaving 3 remaining pirates on the island with supplies and ammunition. Later Silver sneaks off with a portion of the treasure on e night, and was never heard from. They sail back to Bristol and shared the treasure. Main Character Jim Hawkins Is the main character of Treasure Island. Reading Experience Experienced readers might have enjoyed but first timers may have not enjoyed reading the graphic novel. I did not enjoy reading this graphic novel because of the olden English which is hard to understand. You also have to study the pictures carefully as you read the words. I also have never read a graphic novel, before so it was my first time. I had to read the graphic novel several times before I had understood it. I think this famous story was rewritten in this format because it will encourage teens and the children to read. Analyzed Frame There is a variety of different frames which are very effective. The third frame on page forty is the one I have analyzed. I analyzed this frame because this frame shows the Jim Hawkins being dragged by Long John Silver which is a piece of the cover. This frame answers some of my questions that had sparked in my head before I started to read this graphic novel. Long John Silver was dragging Jim Hawkins, a hostage while on a quest for the treasure. Jim compares himself to a dancing bear in this frame. The emotions that are being portrayed in this frame are anger, and cruelty. I know cruelty and anger are expressed in this frame because of Long John Silver, and the other pirates face expressions that are drawn a bit scrunched up. The way Jim is walking portrays to me that Jim is withering in this frame. It is effective because of its great details in the drawings. This frame could be improved by making Jim drawing more bent and his face should be a bit more detailed with expression. Themes There are many themes in the graphic novel Treasure

Is it time for some honesty regarding this Letterman / Palin business? Here's a clip of the Letterman explanation and the jokes themselves http://hotair.com/archives/2009/06/11/video-letterman-non-apologizes-to-palin/ The 3 jokes in question are: 1. Said there was an awkward moment at the Yankee game when A-Rod knocked up Palin's daughter in the 7th inning. 2. Said Palin had a slutty flight attendent look 3. Said there was trouble keeping Elliot Spitzer away from Palin's daughter. Regarding the knocking up the daughter joke. There was no mention nor hint of rape. Letterman says he meant 18 year old Bristol Palin and not 14 year old Willow, even though it was Willow that went to the game. Still regardless of this, neither Bristol nor Palin should have been joked about. Unless Letterman has a history of making jokes of a sexual nature about other non-public figures like Chelsea Clinton or the Obama daughters, he has clearly cross a line that should not have been crossed. The joke about the slutty flight attendant look. Again, when's the last time Letterman made any high profile political woman like Hillary Clinton or Michelle Obama and said they were slutty looking? Even still, Palin IS a public figure, unlike her daughters, and that joke was fair game even if clearly offensive. The joke about keeping Elliot Spitzer away from Palin's daughter was a joke aimed at Spitzer, not Palin's daughter. One last thing. In his 8 minute review and clarification, Letterman never apologized for making any of those jokes. The closest he came was saying he regretted one like he's regretted telling thousands of other jokes. In my opinion, Letterman should apologize for joke #1. If he has class, he would apologize for joke #2. Joke #3 was OK and needs no apology.

letterman's wife knocked up by a-rod? for all of those who do't see the mainstream media as biased ( i saw this in y/a yesterday) would it be just as 'ok' if the line which was crossed was more like thi: "letterman (or obama) went to the yankees game yesterday and there was an uncomfortable pause during the 7th inning stretch when mrs. letterman (or michele obama or his daughters) was knocked up by alex rodriguez." just as acceptable as when he talks about bristol palin? letterman was (it's been all over the news...), he said she got knocked up (obviously he couldn't say laid) by a-rod during the 7th inning stretch. of course since it was willow ( a 14 y/o) at the game he wasn't really talking about bristol, but i'm sure that's what he meant as bristol got pregers at a young age.

first time travelers needing some help. :)? so i start college this fall and my best friend and i are going to different schools and we're planning a trip for next summer. we're wanting to go to bristol, england for about two weeks. we're from louisiana and neither of us have either been out of the country or flown. here are my questions: 1. where do we go to get a passport? 2. how soon before we leave do we need to apply for our passports? 3. what are the names of some motels/hotels/inns that we could rent a room at that isn't nasty but not expensive? 4. what are some things to do/see there with historic value? 5. what kind of things should i bring on the plane? 6. will i need any kind of adapters for my phone and computer chargers? and any other information for a first time traveler that you could think of. :) thanks, y'all!

Where to find prostitutes in 1904 England towns such as Bristol.? I'm writing a story in which a very prominent man (one that is so against the lower class that he refuses to visit the LOCAL inns or pubs so that he doesn't have to mix with anyone lower than him) becomes so desperate for the companionship of a prostitute that he goes out to find one. My problem? I'm in America and have NO idea where a man in England in the early 1900's would specifically go to find such a woman. Would he be able to find a prostitute in a pub or were there special houses (brothels) for such a thing or were they just on the streets soliciting themselves? I realize that all of the above may have been a possible place to find a prostitute, so what I'm MAINLY asking is- Where was the most prominent place that a very rich and secretive man might go to in order to find him such a woman? As well, this must be a place in which there would most definitely be men there such as pimps that would protect the woman if she were being hurt. Thank you and all answers are appreciated even if it's just a link to check out. I'm on Wikipedia right now, but I kind of need specifics. Thanks bunches!! Ashley Kirsty- that must have been a little scary. :-P Thanks. It doesn't give me a place for back then, but it gives me a name to check out to see how long "that's" been going on perhaps. Wow! Thanks to everyone. You've all given me great places to start from in my search to be accurate. By the way, I'm an American living in America, so I'm not quite sure how I'd come into easy contact with some of the people and libraries that have been mentioned, but I'll certainly try. Thanks so very, very much!

Anyone want to read more hilarious true stories? THE GREYHOUND INN - An old coaching inn dating from the fifteenth century NO COACHES - Inn Sign A TRUMPETER'S INVOLUNTARY EXIT - Hustled away by Attendant. Seldom can a musician have met with such a reception as that accorded on Saturday night to the trumpet player of the Philharmonia Orchestra. As he rose to his feet in the topmost gallery of the Albert Hall to produce his fanfare for Beethoven's Overture Leonora No. 3, to his surprise, horror, and dismay he was seized by a burly steward and hustled towards the nearest exit. To his credit he remained trumpeting to the last and in fact battled his way back to his position in time for the second fanfare a few moments later .... The unfortunate man was so upset that he left the Albert Hall immediately and went home to bed. Yesterday, he asked that his name should not be given. - The Times Friends of mine asked a hotel for a quiet room overlooking thp river. The hotel provided one with a tranquil view over the gentle stream, the water meadows and the bridge. They did.not mention, however, that the bridge was going to be blown up by demolition men at a quarter to seven the next morning. - Punch When examined by the Divisional Surgeon, defendant was very abusive and when asked to clench his teeth, he took them out, gave them to the doctor and said, `You clench them.' - Woking Herald & News MAN FOR SALE - PRICE: $60 SYDNEY, Wednesday - A 34-year-old widower with four children, a furnished house at Newcastle, New South Wales, and a car, has offered to `sell' himself in marriage to a woman willing to pay him $60, the newspaper Newcastle Sun said today. The man says the woman should be between 28 and 36, `No beauty queens need apply'. - Evening Standard Business might be better at the Pomfret Spirit Shoppe, mused proprietor Bernard Patenaude, if only the cars on Route 169, between Pomfret and Woodstock, Conn., didn't tear by so fast. So he had a big sign painted: SLOW DOWN NUDISTS CROSSING AHEAD Motorists slowed to a crawl. Some even turned around and crawled back. Business boomed at the Pomfret Spirit Shoppe. But the state police said no. There was a law against private citizens telling motorists to slow down, and besides, the sign was too close to the road. Proprietor Patenaude pondered about it all winter. This week he has a new sign ready for installation along Route 169 - farther back from the road, but bigger: WATCH OUT NUDISTS CROSSING AHEAD. - Time IT'S ALL SO STUPID, SAYS PUZZLED BILL Bill Foyle found out the official distinction between lions and love-birds when he took over a I6-acre derelict farm at Crayshill, Billericay, Essex. He cleared away buildings along the front, then applied to Basildon council for permission to build stables and a den for his five-year-old pet lioness, Lena. Consent for the stables was given. But, said the council, planning permission was not needed for the lion's den as the animal was classified as a pet. So, taking this for his cue, Mr Foyle also put up a k3oo aviary for his other pets - doves, budgerigars, peacocks, and pheasants. Now Mr Foyle has been ordered by the council to demolish the aviary within seven days - because it was built without planning permission. `I shall appeal against the decision, but I have no intention of pulling the aviary down. If they push this issue I shall just move the birds out, buy another lion and put it in the aviary. Then I shall be all right.' - Daily Express `BODY IN BOOT' CAR CHASE A woman reported to Southend police today that she had seen a car being driven at Leigh-on-Sea with what appeared to be a body protruding from the open boot. Police found the car - with two legs sticking out of the back. They belonged to a garage mechanic trying to trace a noise which was annoying the driver. - Evening Standard The plaintiff, giving evidence, said that when he was on the crossing in Chertsey Street, Guildford, he heard a shout. He turned and saw the cow coming pell-mell round a corner. It trampled over him and continued on its way. He did not think it deliberately went for him. MR PATRICK O'CONNOR, for King Bros., submitted that the person in control of a tame animal mansuetce nature - and a cow was undoubtedly tame - was not liable for damage done by it which was `foreign to its species'. He would seek to prove the cow attacked the plaintiff; if that were so, there was no liability. H I s L O R D S H I P - Is one to abandon every vestige of common sense in approaching this matter? COUNSEL - Yes, my Lord. The hearing was adjourned. The Times As the storm which ravaged the south blew itself out last night a full-scale air-sea rescue operation was ordered in the Bristol Channel for the survivors of an air crash. All shipping was warned to look out. Coastguards watched. Lifeboat crews stood by. A Shackleton crew at R.A.F. St Mawgan, Cornwall, prepared to take off as soon as the weather cleared. But the alarm was called off - when police traced the dis