| Inverwhat? - 05.06.04 |
| submitter: | FOD40UK |
| location: | Frenchwood knoll Preston UK |
| This was by the driveway of an old creepy Victorian house.Once grand,but now sadly in need of a Bob Villa type restoration. |
| category: | Tainted |
| comments: | 12 |
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| wim commented on 02.18.10 | | het handy was hidden in the veil, never hit h.. |
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| Vogon3 commented on 08.03.05 | | her nit veil always came in handy |
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| Henri LeVit commented on 08.03.05 | | C'est incroyable! |
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| Levi Henrit commented on 08.03.05 | | It's incredible. |
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| Ethel Irvin commented on 08.03.05 | | I don't believe it!
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| Neil Thrive commented on 08.02.05 | | Mine too! |
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| Evelin Rith commented on 08.02.05 | | And mine! |
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| Evin Hitler commented on 08.02.05 | | It's also an anagram of my name. |
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| Smart Set commented on 08.01.05 | | ART, here's the explanation: Leith, Edinburgh, is a port on the south shore of the Firth of Forth (it used to be a separate town, but Edinburgh engulfed it in 1920), and the Water of Leith is the river which flows through the city. "inver" in Scottish place names means "at the mouth of", so "Inverleith" means "at the mouth of the (River) Leith, and there is a district called Inverleith close by.
Leith features in a well-known British tongue-twister: "The Leith police dismisseth us". |
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| noel commented on 05.08.04 | | it's sms language for 'i never lie' as in down so to speak |
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| Erin commented on 05.07.04 | | Very foreboding. Like one of those mood shots in a scary movie... "but how could they know what lurked behind The Finger??" |
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| ART-chitect commented on 05.07.04 | | inverleith..something you can explain or translate? an uknown song of the beatles? |
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