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Inebriated

I started a thread asking the same question a couple of days ago. The most popular response was: "bugger nose" Which I thought was a harsh thing to call me when all I was asking was a simple question

Badger's

He was celebrating the signing of Skacel. HTH

Red collar, aparently.... http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showpost.php?p=726628&postcount=236

Interesting. I've not seen any mock ups with red collars.....get to it Photo-shoppers!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1278203/The-strange-case-John-W******d--Dr-Jekyll-Mr-Portsmouth.html

Fair request

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adipose tissue

I wouldn't touch O2 with a barge pole...

Dench

Alan

Shellfish in the extreme Molluscs

Slade

Are we talking about North Sea oil here? Why do the Scots believe that in any break up of the 'United' Kingdom that North Sea oil would automatically pass to them? If I was to marry a Scottish lass and we bought a house in joint names in Scotland but some years later we got divorced and i moved back to England, the house wouldn't by default become hers. It would be spilt according to legal entitlement rather than on a geographical basis. I assume the scots (by logical extension) are in favour of giving the falklands and it's oil fields to Argentina?

No, first past the post!

IMO it'll be the 'George Osborne' factor that strains this coalition more than anything else. To me, the dream ticket was to have Clarke back as chancellor with Cable as his number 2 and a sideways move for Osborne to Business Secretary. This is the one area I believe cameron hasn't acted "in the interests of the country" but in the interests of loyalty to his friend (that said, loyalty isn't a bad facet for the leader of our country to have)

The European average VAT rate is c. 20% I believe.

And why does the BBC give him such disproportional airtime??

He keeps banging on about "85% of Scottish people not voting for the Tories" in Scottish seats in the general election when 80% didn't vote SNP either! Why don't any interviewers pick him up on this??

Cheers. But what if the lib dems and Tories both think it's been such a successful 5 years that to break up the coalition 'early' would be a step backwards. Could they conceivably fight a general election as an alliance for shared power again whilst maintaining their separate party identities? This coalition is either going to work or it isn't so why break it up if the former rather than the latter. I guess the autumn party conferences should be quite entertaining too...

Sorry mods....just seen a similar thread: http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=22523 Close this one if too similar. cheers

Waiting for the 3rd response, surely....?