dune

Dune, not June. I know it must be confusing for someone from the scabbiest and most inbred area of Southampton.

It was the hostility between us and France that drove industry forward. Without our hostility with France driving industrial innovation we would not have built the most magnificent Empire the world will ever see. If you require further education on the subject just ask.

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I predict a hurricane. As I am first to predict this it will be known as Hurricane Dune.

And you call yourself a history teacher. You are utterly clueless. The growth in heavy industry was fuelled by the wars - the Seven Years' War (1756-63), the American War of Independence (1775-83) and the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (1793-1802, 1803-15).

Comment from Jack Dovey: And Bart is a phenomenal keeper! Don't write him off! I train with him every day and know what he is capable off! http://twitter.com/JackDovey92 I still maintain that JD will be a very good keeper for SFC and could and would be a better option next week. Not only that he is a massive Saints fan and I happen to think that playing against Pompey would be great for the lad. He's come through the ranks from schoolboy level and what a story that could be!

The nerve eh Verbal of a British government doing what the British people want them to do. That is totally against the what the Liberal Elite would do.

END OF EU IS UNSTOPPABLE DAVID CAMERON faces “unstoppable” demands this week to “seize back control of Britain’s destiny” follow- ing his defiant stance against Brussels. The Prime Minister, set for a hero’s welcome from Tory MPs at Westminster tomorrow, will be confronted on Tuesday with a motion calling for an EU referendum, tabled by DUP leader Nigel Dodds who last night said Britain stood on the cusp of a new and powerful position in Europe. He said: “We’ve got an Opposition Day on Tuesday, so it was the ideal time to call for the referen- dum and draw up the motion. “The UK still suffers terribly from the way things have evolved within the European Union and it is high time we grabbed back control and regained power over our destiny.” Romford MP Andrew Rosindell, who was among the guests, said last night: “David Cameron has united his party. “He stood up for British interests and showed the true bulldog spirit. He has proved he is willing to say no to Europe.” http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/289239/End-of-EU-is-unstoppable This is brilliant.

Well i'm delighted. It's a step away from the EU and that is a wonderful thing. We are Great britain, we'll do what we want.

A good sensible post amongst the point scoring. Tell us more.

It could, but it could also lead to a referendum. When you talk about the right of the Tory Party you are talking about the real Tory Party especially at rank and file level, and you are also talking about most people in this country.

Is there a name for you?

It looks like Steptoes yard.

Loyal, or just content being on the bench and drawing a wage?

Note how much effort I put into that thread compared with your essay.

You must be joking. DC has pulled off a masterstroke. The country is behind him and his party are behind him. He has acted like a true Conservative and that is what is needed for the party and the country.

What are you talking about Youth?

He's just been on loan at Eastleigh and playing in their first team. Jack Dovey has been at Eastleigh FC since the end of October and made an impressive start for the Blue Square South club. Making his debut at Thurrock Town, Dovey saved a penalty to immediatly shine, and the Spitfires haven’t lost in the four games he has played. http://georgeweahscousin.com/2011/11/21/saints-on-loan-progress-report/ He's a Southampton lad and he's got to be a better option that Bialkowski.

The keeper I saw in the game at Kettering was spot on in the way he was shouting at the defenders - certainly no timid kid. Bart is not an option from what I saw today, but Jack Dovey is and at 19 he is not a kid, he's a young adult. http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/AcademyNews/0,,10280~1721260,00.html

How interesting.

Not on our current form. Away from home we've been very unconvincing.

Chaplow is my favourite, Lallana is our best though.

Í kind of agree but then I think maybe I notice Gulys errors more than most because he gets so much of the ball and if he gets a lot of the ball he's doing something right. That said he's at the limit of his potential at this level and therefore if we go up he's gonna be way out of his depth.

VFTT is right Saint Clark. Did you watch the game?