Weston Super Saint

What about helping to solve crimes - rather than reducing them - and putting the perpetrators in prison? Some might argue that locking the bad guys away will help reduce crime

Do you buy gifts for birthdays?

Not even if it acts as a deterrent to crime - presumably it makes the burglars think a bit more as they put gloves on....

Careful, Rob'll be here in a minute

So the Communists were wrong to control their citizens

So unlikely that the people that burgle houses are in fact born guilty

LOL. Not sure if you missed the bit about 'fingerprints' as well as DNA. So you're happy to destroy the fingerprint database too are you? Good luck catching the next burglar that breaks into your house.

I can confirm that Mrs WSS whilst being Polish, but not to my knowledge a prostitute, is sh1t at ironing. So Moyles is wrong again.

Long commute :shock:

Would you say they were the best we have in their respective positions? If not, do you really think we'll command enough money to keep the Wolves from the door?

What a clever man he is He seems to have completely overlooked the fact that the country is in recession and the disposable income that people once had has been considerably reduced. Not to mention that many businesses have reduced prices in order to retain their valued customers, even if this means a temporary loss in profits to avoid long term meltdown.

Is the number in question 'one'?

I think you've totally missed the point of the thread haven't you? The original poster was asking if you'd spend less this Christmas because of the credit crunch / crash / catastrophe. I merely answered honestly - hell I even explained why - and yet you seem to take offence at that

So you've put one relative term and added it to another relative term to get a cast iron fact - nice! Not to mention your inference of 'expensive things'. Christmas is not cheap because of the bits and bobs added together to increase the final tally, not because of singular items being 'expensive' as per your inference. All of this goes towards making the 'Christmas Experience' - which isn't cheap - and which I hope my kids will remember when they are adults and want to replicate for their kids. If that means I have to put a bit more effort into things to provide for my kids, then it's no great sacrifice really is it, after all it's part and parcel of having kids isn't it? You feel free to continue with your 'cheap' jibes on other threads though Rob

Yes. Starred Burt Reynolds IIRC.

Probably both

LOL. Feel free to point out where I mentioned 'expensive' things. I just stated I would be able to afford Christmas and to provide for my family. You're the one that wants to add a financial value to that statement

LOL. Just the response I expected from you Rob. I work hard for the money I earn, my Mrs works hard for the money she earns. We have invested it wisely and haven't built our fortunes on a spiral of debt. I'm certainly not going to apologise for being in a position to ride out the recession and provide for my family!! If you want to pour your usual derision and scourn upon me / us for that then feel free, you will as always look the bigger k0ckle

Should he stay or should he go - Lowe that is at the AGM...

Christmas is never cheap with two kids Luckily we can afford it

Really? Then I'm out.

I wouldn't get too excited, doesn't look like it's going to happen after all...

Yep, that's the one. I think I broke his f*cking neck!!!

What colour is it?

Brings a new meaning to the phrase 'cheap Skates' :shock: