St Steve

On the echo site, Conner says we need to put presure on the board, how does marching thru the town centre do this. I can not imagine the board actually care it doesnt get in their way, cause them any loss. Micheal 'Rupert I see those fans are marching again' Rupert ' Micheal care for a Custard Cream, old boy?' Micheal ' why yes, thank you, how kind' Rupert 'No trouble at all, take two' Micheal' what were we talking about again?' Rupert 'nothing important I dont think, Mint Viscount?'

Salisbury and hopefully they can turn things around survive and next season push for League 2. Also I might go and watch London Irish games in reading.

If this deal goes ahead then football has had it, this deal is an insult to the hard working fan that spends all they have on tickets etc Monay has ruined the game and I hope lots of clubs go bust when these money men get bored.

Why doesnt he just let himself in and protest instead of sitting outside, im sure he has the key and still being charged rent it will be warmer.

It's not surprising, blame the credit crunch, blame the smoking ban, blame the tax on booze, blame the wetherspoons chain. Shame.

how many utd fans?

I went past Nevada Smiths when United where on and the place had utd fans falling out of the door it looked so busy. I went to watch Saints V Everton once in there and it was only three of us.

I love my Kia Ceed, got it brand new in 2007 and its done about 10000 miles and not one single problem. The car is a dream to drive.

My girlfreinds already asleep, my son is bound to wake any minute due to the cold he has got. I think I will go and make a cup of tea and play on the Wii. At midnight I may look out of the window as drnk neighbours prance around in the street making fools of themselves. I think I will get int he garden about 7am tomorrow get some power tools out and start making and putting up the new fence.

what is the point in wasting loads of money on getting a sore head in the morning and there is nothing to celebrate anyway, 2009 is going to be a tough year. New Years Eve is always the biggest let down of a night out after all the hype is taken out of it.

I don't think Christmas would have been much of an issue for the family but thats beside the point.

If your looking at taking landscapes I would be asking what lens do I want and I would say get a Sigma 10-20mm. Camera I would get anything Nikon apart from a D40 depending on what you can afford.

I wish I had a Gloucestershire Farm. near Bourton on the water would be nice.

Im glad you liked it.

Are you one of these people who says they are having fish and chips but never actually buys fish, therefore your having chips and battered sausage with a side of curry sauce.

LV, They have Magners on tap in the Crown and Anchor. The only place I could find Cider.

Fujifilm FinePix F50fd This is my pocket camera. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000UUJGW8/ref=nosim/2009-digital-camera-05-21 £125.00 12 megapixel Super CCD HR VII and Real Photo Processor II Wide view 2.7-inch high resolution screen World’s most advanced hardware-based Face Detection technology (2.0) Portrait Enhancer and automatic red-eye removal 25MB internal memory plus xD-Picture card, SD and SDHC compatibility ISO 100-6400 3.0x optical zoom Playback features including Face Zoom and Micro Thumbnail (100 shot) view IR Communication (IR simple) VGA movie capture of 30 frames per second with sound PictBridge™ compatible for direct printing without a PC Product Dimensions: 23 x 93 x 59 cm ; 155 g Boxed-product Weight: 908 g

The closest pub to me is The Oblesik, but I have only bene in there twice in the last year. Same goes for the Bridge not been in there for over a year. We used to walk over the Itchen Bridge and go in the Court Jester but these days they hardly open. Once a week we used to go to the Mailmans Arms in Lyndhurst. I also used goto the Avondale every tuesday for a few years and every friday it used to be the alex (better when run by the lesbos) it was quieter less studenty then, chambers, varsity, cricketers, wine bar, pensioners, harveys, goblits, oxford street and the stanleys.

I can't believe no one has mentioned these. and my fav Aspall Organic Suffolk Cyder is an homage to our founder Clement. This cyder has a higher bittersweet content than all our others, so is much closer in style to his cyder of the 1700’s. Organic has an attractive golden colour; a marked fruity aroma of traditional bittersweet cyder apple, with floral and spicy overtones. The palate is rich, initially full and slightly sweet, with good balancing acidity and a pronounced astringency followed by a very long dry finish. This is a superb cyder which we are sure Clement would be proud of. Goes well with strong cheddars, Blue Stilton and pungent, ripe French cheeses. ABV 7%

Wow

If you can afford it go straight for a d700 otherwise d300 or d80. Get the body on its own and choose a lens that will suit you.

I will soon be getting one of these. http://www.sigma-imaging-uk.com/lenses/dclenses/10-20mmEX.htm