Weston Super Saint

LOL. At least it might pay off 10% of your total debt....

He's worth 50 times that at least FFS. Who do these Spanish think they are!!!!11111111111

So more than £7 billion then? Well it will be in January

£7 billion?

I opened the loft hatch last week to get the Xmas tree down. I nearly sh1t my pants when something fell out, almost hitting me on the head. I then found out it was a dead mouse! Is it good luck or bad luck that out of all the loft he chose the hatch to keel over and die on?

The week before Xmas too :shock:

Half ten Saturday until midday Sunday eh? You genius you!!! Edit : Damn you and your sneaky edit!!

He's already proved [twice] that he hasn't got the hairy ones to pull something like that off

6 weeks that my Area Manager knows about

you really are in the sh1t if Hoddle is buying you :shock:

So, I really can't see what the fuss is about!! If a pensioner goes from Bournemouth to Blackpool, then Bournemouth pays for it. But that's fine isn't it, because the pensioner lives in Bournemouth, pays council tax, and thus effectively pays their own way! Working on the same premise that what goes up must come down, that pensioner will [more than likely] travel back from Blackpool to Bournemouth, and Blackpool will pay for it. But that's OK too isn't it? Surely that pensioner will not have done nothing while in Blackpool, so will probably have bought some goods, maybe visited a Restaurant and bought food, thus contributing to the local businesses of Blackpool, who will all have paid Business rates to Blackpool council, so the pensioner will effectively have paid their own way again..... I know what you're saying Bungle, but I really don't see that the problem is as bad as some of those councils make out. Take Brighton for example with it's higher than average bus charge bill in the summer - from your LGA figures, which conveniently don't point out that while Brighton will have a higher cost in the summer months, it's costs will be significantly reduced in the Winter when no-one goes to visit - but that is by the by, because while more tourists are visiting, the local council is earning more money isn't it??

Great news.

There wouldn't be much point in him going anyway. How many lapdogs actually have a say in how things are organised?

It means he's given his voting rights to Rupert

None. Which leaves 6 weeks to take the rest of the year at times when the weather is nicer

But the point is those people would have used the bus anyway!! It doesn't really matter which region / county they are in, they would have used the bus to get around, so it's not really costing any more for them to cross a regional boundary. The guy travelling the country by bus I guess would be the exception rather than the rule....

Yes, this summer.

Do you work at Lidl?

I've graciously agreed to help the guys in the kitchen out by washing the dishes Xmas day - probably the only job I could do whilst ****ed anyway

Finish about 3.00pm on 25th. Back at 9.00am on the 26th.

It's before their next European adventure / waste of time. Corpse said so, and she's never wrong!!

So what time will their announcement of a takeover be tomorrow?

Unlike the rest of Pomp.... oh

Which brings me nicely all the way back to my original question : How many over 60's [on average] use the buses outside their District Council these days - even though they can travel any where in the whole country?

So over 60's haven't ALWAYS had free bus travel / bus passes?