Dibden Purlieu Saint

...underrated. Discuss.

FAN-****ING-TASTIC RESULT. GET IN. We are going up, sing we are going up.

And this is why freedom of speech is flawed...

Yes, we know. I think it was said tongue in cheek.

He was in the Terry Paine Suite beforehand (my Dad was there), said he was actually very funny.

Can someone outline what the massive difference in TV Revenue is, which makes promotion to the Championship a must?

This. Or Air Florida/Draper Tools 1984. Lush kits.

What about those of us who park outside schools to watch, that don't have children?

Lol, yeah, everyone has different experiences. To be honest I was too ******ed to notice whether the room had a bed, let alone whther it was hard or soft...

Donkey robs bank was also a good one. It had a good sense of humour...

Completely agree, that is pretty damn sensational. What I find so pleasing is the attendance we consistently bring in even though we are a relatively small city (population around 220,000).

Jury's was fine for me...

I think the point is Plymouth will want all the money up front, there is no point them having add-ons in the situation they are in.

A permanent fee will have been agreed...

Was on the golf course. Had a crap front 9 after finding out we were behind, then hit 1 under on the back 9 after finding out the score. Was my best back 9 ever. God we are hard work, but another invaluable 3 points. Could be the defining moment of the season.

Crikey, thanks for that, I never realised that they were that bad to own. What a shame! I do like the look of the DC2 and DC5 Integra's though. I'm looking around and if you don't mind a thirsty car (which I don't - I will only be using it as a weekend car) you can get good deals on a lot of powerful cars. For instance the 90's SL 500, a future classic you can pick up cheap, or an early 00's CLK 500.

I do like these, and you can pick them up for next to nothing, it's just trying to find an unabused example...

I'd try 1987.

Course he does, he canvasses for the BNP.

If they are on yellow lines, then stealthily let their tyres down while they're waiting. That'll learn 'em.

Yeah, it was the fact him and his mates were laughing, if he had apologised then I would have just accepted it.

I like the fact that they thought we had a choice. We couldn't afford Howard/Reading didn't want to let him go/he didn't want to come. According to my 3 Oldham supporting mates he is an excellent player and a real prospect. I, for one, am happy with this one.

Was walking to the train station early February and it had been raining hard. By the roundabout at the train station the storm drain is a bit ****ed, and so floods half the road with water. Due to this, you have to be very careful of how you cross it. Anyway, so I'm walking past this puddle after checking that there is no traffic when this chav comes haring round the bend and decides to soak me in all my finery (work suit). Him and his mates start laughing. Until they realise they are at the busiest roundabout in Southern England (anyone who knows Weybridge will agree with this). Anyway, I saw the mist slightly, ran over to his car, opened the door and pulled him out in a headlock, took him over and threw him in the puddle, then proceeded to walk home to get changed. He was soaked. To be fair I got some filthy looks off other road users...

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I know exactly what you mean. This happened when my Grandad died a few years ago. I didn't cry or anything, and I was suddenly thinking is there something wrong with me?