bridge too far

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Drive to High Wycombe and get a Chilterns train straight to Wembley, I would suugest?

shears (yeah, I know - you guys won't get this one )

For those that didn't: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2010/feb/20/david-cameron-the-pr-years

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I thought they were going to pay in Zimbabwe dollars :smt102

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Interestingly, the 'charity' hasn't named GB as the bully. Indeed, the suggestion now is that an enquiry was requested by no. 10 into bullying BY civil servants ON civil servants. It also appears that the charity's director is married to a lawyer to whom she directs cases of bullying.

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Lidl would suit the market demographic too, I think.

Snowing a lot in Oxfordshire ATM Bit close to High Wycombe

The park and ride is just off the M40 junction, near the cinema and Asda.

It's called a Restrictive Covenant and it is enforceable in law. That's my understanding and I have, in the past, done some work on restrictive covenants.

That's what the employees (including players) RECEIVE. The on-costs - tax and NI - bump it up to the quoted £4m "Portsmouth's wage bill for the current season is more than £50m, Observer Sport has learned. If they are to remain a going concern they must find a crippling £4.3m a month to pay it, until May at the earliest." from today's Observer

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So he goes on a TV channel and broadcasts to us all :confused:

"Portsmouth's wage bill for the current season is more than £50m, Observer Sport has learned"

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