miserableoldgit

Susan

No post for 14 hours???? What is going on???? They`re going to get away with it aren`t they??? CHEATING BASTARDS!!!

Love them with black pepper.

So he is not going to Arsenal, as per the original arrangement when he signed for us then??

c*ck

head

dead

applause

A bit OTT??

Whooppee!! I`d like to thank my family, the crew and everyone who has supported me over the years. I`d also like to thanks my fans who............etc, etc.

http://www.myspace.com/dianebirch She is at Broadlands on 27th June - sadly with Simply Red!! (Mick Hucknall is a knob!)

Any good??

I just posted the original article as a response to the OP`s question as to how the victims were referred to:- " They are described not as prostitutes, but as 'women who worked as prostitutes'. Channel 4 news wouldn't dream of calling Harriet Harman 'a woman who works as a politician'. When did you ever hear a nurse described as 'a woman who works as a nurse'?" It wasn`t meant to be a deep, meaningful or controversial contribution.

example

meerkat

Read the forst line of the original post and then re-read the article.

Wainthropp

miles high

star

This is a cracker! Best so far, although nobody is a loser of course.

Uh oh. Another thread that has the potential to descend into a name calling (Daily Mail reader, Nazi, Racist, Tree Hugger etc) rant. By the way, what is "the real business of football" to you?

Low

From Littlejohn in yesterdays Mail:- Bring on the black armbands The murder of three prostitutes in Bradford not only conjours up memories of the Yorkshire Ripper, but also the hysteria surrounding the killing of five 'sex workers' in Ipswich four years ago. All these women lived wretched lives, selling sex on the streets to feed their drug and alcohol addictions. But their murders are being reported in reverential tones, designed to make us all feel guilty. I'm surprised Jon Snow, on channel 4 news, wasn't wearing a black tie and armband. He delivered the news like a vicar at a child's funeral. They are described not as prostitutes, but as 'women who worked as prostitutes'. Channel 4 news wouldn't dream of calling Harriet Harman 'a woman who works as a politician'. When did you ever hear a nurse described as 'a woman who works as a nurse'? Precisely. Even the legalisation of brothels, which I support, wouldn't have stopped these women falling into the abyss. I resent the widespread implication that their murders are somehow society's fault. What makes these killings newsworthy is the sordid, salacious, sexual angle. Dressing it up in social angst is simply a way of mitigating prurience. For the record, 192 women were murdered in Britain last year. Very few of these killings led the national news bulletins. Then again, they weren't ' women who worked as prostitutes'. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1282039/Why-dont-YOU-right-thing-David-Cameron.html#ixzz0pJDdQSJs

Andy

abominable