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trousers

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  1. Alpine's bait 34 SWF members taking the bait 34 A well earned score draw by one and all.
  2. I'm not sure what's more amusing. Alpine setting the bait or those lapping it up.... ;-)
  3. Great first half from Saints. COYR!
  4. I can see us losing this by 2 or 3 goals.... :-(
  5. Would he fancy the commute from Winchester though?
  6. I can see us losing this by 2 or 3 goals.... :-(
  7. Bring back Peter Mandleson and Alastair Campbell I say. Let's get back to decent, open and honest politics. I'm fed up with this Tory sleaze.
  8. Depressing how many people shop at a supermarket rather than the local shops that have been all but killed off by lazy people going to supermarkets
  9. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punctuation
  10. So, if "the Liebherr family" left a £5 million tip for a meal at one of these 'bonded' restaurants, that would fall under the radar...?
  11. I'm not a fickle / irrational type of football fan, ergo I would never have a problem with who the England manager was based on what clubs he'd previously managed.
  12. Great politician. Great policies. Great charisma.
  13. Two people from here declared they attended last month's meeting but neither felt inclined to post even a summary of what was discussed. Just an observation
  14. I posted the very same observation on here over a year ago as it was looking pretty shabby back then. I did look up at it when I last got down to a game (notts forest) and noticed how much worse it had got - it is indeed a lovely shade of green mould over significant parts of the white structure.
  15. People don't report back on these anymore....
  16. Can it be used as a telephone? Thanks
  17. Ask a mate or family member to park on their drive until resolved?
  18. Cancel the car insurance too...?
  19. Doesn't Tony B-liar have the copyright on such tactics....? ;-)
  20. Ok. We'll have to agree to disagree then. No worries.
  21. Indeed
  22. I respectfully disagree. The article and headline quite clearly concentrate on the disputed nature of the story.
  23. But if we don't trust in the people we vote for at general elections to make important decisions on our behalf, where do you draw the arbitrary line between what should be subject to a referendum and what shouldn't. I know I'm in devil's advocate territory here but who do you think is best placed to understand the ramifications of being in or out if Europe (for example)...'Tracey from Dagenham' or politician whose job it is to understand the implications to a level of detail that your average Joe will never achieve. Yes, people will know what they want at a philosophical level but will they understand the impact if their decision on the economy, etc? I vote Tory because I'm aligned with their view on Europe (for example) but I'm happy to leave them to decide when the best time to make a move is.
  24. Do we really want to rely on the intellect of the general public to make such important decisions...? When we get on a plane the passengers don't have a vote on the best takeoff method for the conditions - we leave that to the expertise of the pilot.
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