JohnnyFartPants

So we beat someone that is lower in the table than Brum who have a better home record, meaning they must have a worse away record?

You don't know her.

You are, you are. No returns.

I really like Wiltshire Ham. Now that is the dogs knackers.

Whether it be pork haslet or Mr Lowe, I have a contribution to make.

My mum had carpal tunnel problems and had both wrists operated on and is now in much better shape. The op does tend to do the business, even if you are pov scum and have to use the depleted NHS service. (just for you BTF xx)

Accepted.

The point is this though. Yes, most want him out of the club....... but, yes, most really are not that political and will not hound him out or protest or anything else if we are winning. If we get to mid table, which I think we will, then next year we will have larger crowds even if the same numbers keep protesting (which they won't).

It just happens to be my local supermarket and as I cook most things from fresh it really doesn't matter which one I go to. I could understand it if someone bought a lot of packaged foods as the cheaper end of the market supermarkets like ASDA and Tesco do have some suspect own label foods, but that rubbish never gets in my trolley.

It was off the deli counter in ASDA. I am not sure if they slice it or it comes that way prepared.

A snob is not being "middle class" it is the pretence in being something you are not. When yesterday you were running around creating like Citizen "Wolfie" Smith about the NHS and yet today you (wrongly) look down on someone you suspected of being on benefits, then yes, you are a snob.

"Oh no, some totally powerless individuals are judging me", thought Rupert as he went on his way to kill some ducks.

Are you suggesting I am on benefits here? Actually I am not and have never claimed one but surely someone as lefty as yourself would not begrudge someone for it anyway?

So in essense you are saying I had run of the mill mass catering rubbish while Bungle went private?

Okay, delete chairman - insert decision maker. It matters not to be honest. If he was nothing at all to do with the decision making then he would not be accountable and you might just pipe down a bit. As you won't then it seems that perhaps, title or no title he is still the man pulling the strings. I do actually already know "these things" including a bitter old man when I find one. Someone feel free to copy and paste this for the overgrown child.

The Mayfair nightclub was tops for pulling Dorisses. I once pulled one under 5ft and she was under by about 3 inches.

The wiki link seems slightly hard to believe.

I had three medium slices stuck together in one sandwich and can confirm it was a Haslet rush taste sensation.

Are you using the same method of time measurement that you have used on your new stadium and recent takeover, as if so I will reserve worrying for a decade or three.

A few episodes in now so what's the verdict? Should it have been left alone or have these two managed to catch the original relationship between loveable villian and good natured hardman? I think it really works and is good TV at the moment.

I watched this advert and laughed at the real out of touch side to it. Everyone in the advert is a toff and surprise surprise the bank will pay them a home visit. The only homevisit I would ever get is with someone telling me to make a payment on my car or they are having it back!!

Surely that is nothing more than a skinny rip off pasty?

It's not a genuine photo. Surely you can see through it?

Do you think I have missed out here and should I complain?