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Yes, gimme gimme gimme.

Sh*t, when did that happen?

I would argue the point, but, well, my mortgage is cheap enough.

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A bold step if that would only carry favour with 1 in 10....

Human beings are very adaptable and sexuality is a 'fluid' concept in this modern day and age. I'm sure the wife/lover swap would work with a minimum of dressing room fuss. P.S. As a holder of an A level in an 'Ology' I am more qualified to talk then 3.45% of all board members.

Cans of Carlsberg Special Brew being used as a morning beverage. Grey tracksuit bottoms being used as acceptable street crawling wear.

Question: Why do homosexuals say they are 'practising' homosexuals? If they havn't got it right by now then what hope do they have?

But very few for so long and with such minimal ability. He can barely get into sides in the Conference South and he's on a 5 years contract of about £5k a week. To top it all off he was a makeweight in the deal that saw one of the best left wing backs in the world depart from here. Whichever way you look at it his transfer and contract is the mother of all f**k ups.

He's a horrible reminder of the bad old days. It'll be a watershed day when he departs.

Try the HTC One S for size first. A little slimmer but still with big-ish screen and great spec.

It's still very much ongoing, the cruise companies wanted to (and still retain an interest, future depending in...) purchase the land for the docking point for Solent Flour Mill. But the potential of a switch to Liverpool has kept this on the backburner.

It's not commercially viable to have two 'home' ports in that way. If the boats go to Liverpool and Liverpool only and allow the cruise companies to save a bit on mooring fees, they will go to Liverpool. The location of the port is of little consequence to those who go on the cruises, they will just simply go to the port offering the service.

Rather in solidarity with this seasons' Europa league winners (elect).

Don't let Docker P hear you say that!!!

No, that's a fair point, something blocking the water flow would make sense. Either way we've ruled out any issue with the central heating side of things. Bearsy, keep us posted.

No problem. A combi Boiler heats both the shower/taps and the radiator 'circuit' but you are right, they are seperate systems. It could be some trapped air in the bathroom/kitchen tap pipes that is causing this 'banging' when the pressures and air in the pipes shift around. At least you know the central heating is all good. And if he calls you an idiot, wrap a kipper round his face.

Save some money, get some cheap arse value salted tortillas. Just as good for this purpose.

Almost on the same level as the guy who wanted to rebrand Mansfield Town as 'Harchester United....' almost 2 years after the TV show Dream Team ended.

Then you may well have a serious case of air in the system. Is the heating on? If not turn it on, let the radiators heat up and check if any are less warm at the top then at the bottom. If there are any that have some 'cooler' areas at the top, then that's an air bubble. You will need a radiator bleeding key to drain the air off. Most radiators will have a square shaped valve on a top corner.

Most combi boilers have an 'infeed' tap. Before you locate that though check to see if there is a pressure guage on the boiler itself (maybe behind a panel) if it is less then 1 Bar then yes, low pressure. Add water until it's above at least 1 bar. (Do NOT exceed 2.5 bar)

Possible, you may need to bleed some radiators, really make 'em bleed.

Low water pressure I guess. Just a wild guess.

Oh f**k me.

Yes, just saw that too. Utterly incredible. Ok, Red is more symolic of Wales as a whole but for pities sake! Red shirts are the colours of one of their closest rivals, Bristol City. Real madness.