so22saint
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same here - we're up to 30 people, and I hate it. onwards and upwards, where's the prozac
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I'm also convinced I've seen this bird (or it's bredderin) while driving down the A34 from Newbury to Winch - my mum said she saw an Eagle (and she's a birder) over the water off Redbridge as well.
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I agree. All political parties make no difference to this. The left have abandoned redistribution of wealth, and the right have abandoned social mobility through opportunity (only offering tax breaks and govmnt work to big companies). They're all about maintaining the status quo of 12-20 years in government on massive salaries making friends in the large corporations, then board level positions and after dinner speaking. and they all did bloody politics degrees at oxford or cambridge. Stuck up ****ers
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RIP Deano
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my mate's sister was on the plane. bet his family are hoping for a "swinging from a lamp post" Mussolini moment
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I'm old enough to remember when United fans wanted Ferguson out every season until they won the FA Cup. "Only good for Aberdeen" "This job is too big for him". They'd had a tonne of mediocre managers up to then as well. Maybe we should get another manager then - changing manager every year worked so well under the duck hunting idiot. That's why we're in the Champions League... oh look we're not. How about a bit of support for our team / manager / club. ****s
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry's_law
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****ing echo bull**** again. "There's a 2 to 3% chance of it hitting the earth" becomes "Measuring 300 yards wide and travelling at 23,000mph, Asteroid 99942 Apophis is predicted to slam into the planet in 25 years’ time" ****s
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Britain moves a step closer to a corporate dictatorship
so22saint replied to Sheaf Saint's topic in The Lounge
I voted Tory, I'll admit it, to get rid of the last bunch of shysters. But I'll also admit I'm not posh (I'm from Totton FFS) and never been a member of the Bullingdon club or whatever. I suppose I support a centrist, libertarian viewpoint of we're not all equal, you only get out what you put in, minimum state interference but ultimately trying to improve the conditions of everybody through hard work. This bunch of ******s though are just interested in protecting their own interests and the interests of their ****y mates. I run a small business (£4m turnover), how the hell am I meant to grow it if my larger competitors with economies of scale are given preferential treatment. arseholes. -
Can't be arsed to read all 8 pages of this pro/anti ****e. To be honest, I think both sides are behaving like bloody children. What I do know is that my mum has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and might have as little as 3 months left on this ****hole we call earth and is going to the 125th meal and it would have been nice for her to see the current crop as well as some of the legends, but now she won't. grow up you little t w a t s
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I don't really care who owns the club to be honest, as long as we're not in financial difficulties and making our way up the table - not selling all our best players and changing the manager evry 6 months. All that aside, there's every chance this is utter BS - good blog post on the Fail's excellent standards: http://nosleeptilbrooklands.blogspot.com/2011/01/true-story-of-daily-mail-lies-guest.html
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Top Gear presenters in legal firing line over anti-Mexican comments
so22saint replied to trousers's topic in The Lounge
Saw Steve Hughes last year in Bompey supporting Reg D Hunter - both sets were brilliant and said more about the pathetic "you can't say anything" nature of TV and life in general than anything discussed on Radio 4 or whatever. Reginald D Hunters take on it was excellent - he riffs on being called up to be an "arbiter of racism": "I'm not an expert, just because I'm black doesn't mean I know if something is, or isn't racist". He then discusses a conversation he had with a lady at the BBC which was superb but I won't post it here as it'll just kick off more ****e. His main point was that there are different degrees to this, and seeing stuff written down is not the same as seeing it taking place; that all cultures take the mickey out of each other but as long as it's not done with real hate or ignorance (and if you "believe" that all people from one place are the same then basically you're thick and probably from Pompey (do you see what I did there)), then it shouldn't be made a big deal of". I think Top Gear are most of the time operating in **** take mode, sometimes I wince at it, most of the time it's just funny. Reginald D Hunters best joke for me by the way is: "I love this country it's the only place in the world where a good friend is introduced 'This is my best mate Nigel, he's a bit of a ****'" :-) -
I had one of my birthday parties in Huckleberrys - I'm sure it was downstairs. feeling old.
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I'm just pleased we've got the No Lallana, no win monkey off our back. result!
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One of those footballers who probably will do well the higher level he plays. Reckon he'll do ok for Blackpool. Amused at Beattie and Brett again.
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mods, i've not paid, but i helped set up some cloud serving with automatic up and down scaling for http://www.goalrun.com and also migrated foootball.mitoo onto new servers (that gets 80,000 concurrent sessions on a sunday), so pm me if you want any help / advice or the name of an excellent php chap in bournmouth. if you can't pm it's jim.herbert at sceneric dot com
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had my stag do in Newquay just before it turned into the massive **** hole it is now (or because i was younger i just didn't notice - it was 11 years ago). things that went well: foam party in Tall Trees (since renamed - the club by the station) golf at the little 9 hole on saturday morning having a Magnum PI night (nicked the idea from Loaded issue 1) and best of all, there was an open air party at Pentire Heads which was superb. watched the sun rise to some late nineties trance with 500 other people did a bit of surfing but it wasn't that successful as a group thing - mainly due to hangovers!
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Agree 10,000% - you've read my mind.
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My sister once went out with a saints youth player (Paul Harper) and Harps met Sir Alex in the tunnel at the Dell. He asked SAF who he would buy if he had his choice of any player in the league (this was 1991/92) and he said it would be MLT, but that it was well known in the game that his wife wouldn't let him leave Southampton. Later that year (I think) he signed Cantona from Leeds, who I thought was quite similar to MLT. I often wonder how he would have turned out if he'd gone to Man U - and how England would have done in Euro 96 with an integrated Le Tiss - (though well aware that we would have been in League Two or something -oh). there's a video of Berbatov on YouTube saying that MLT was his hero growing up by the way - a great watch but I've looked and can't find it now. It might explain his game, 80 minutes of seemingly not much, a few flicks, then a hat trick
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He's on the Saintlist for sure - met Herbie a few times, and did the stadium tour with him when it opened. He's a top, top fella
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Southampton vs Man U- Australian edition.
so22saint replied to aussiesaint20's topic in Overseas Saints / Supporters Groups
Worth trying to book the Isle of Wight hotel on Phillip Island isn't it for a bit of a Hampshire connection? -
Southampton vs Man U- Australian edition.
so22saint replied to aussiesaint20's topic in Overseas Saints / Supporters Groups
He is compared to Hilfanhaus ;-) Up the saints! -
Not Saints, but another one that did turn uncomfortable was when I met Bryan Robson while ****faced in Manchester. He came over to talk to our table and I thanked him for being manager of Middlesborough. He said no problem and was I a smoggie and I replied "no mate, I'm a Saints fan and if they had a decent manager we'd have gone down". Didn't go down too well
