badgerx16

So in the 1945 General Election, all those that voted for the landslide Labour victory didn't 'care for Britain' ? What exactly had they been doing for the previous 6 years ?

FYI, fruegal is a tautological reference to a female; 'frue' being old saxon for a wife or lady ( think of the more modern 'frau' ). Just thought you ought to know.

Better to stay off Internet forums and be thought a complete prat, than to post this sort of drivel and remove the last vestige of doubt.

What happened to UKIP ?

I am going to send my wife to Switzerland, and then claim all my tax liabilities fall to her.

The Shadow Thieves ' "Translated Silence"

Posted on wrong thread - Should have been on the 'What are you listening to' thread but suffered a 'human interface failure'.

The Shadow Thieves ' "Translated Silence"

2 more in the second half would do very nicely ! Forget worrying about Huddersfield - if things finish as they currently stand we will be a point ahead with a far superior GD and a game in hand.

major©a

Alannis Morisette in Dogma

Chromosome

surrender

It may not have been 'pool's starting line up, but 9 of their opening 11 have started Prem matches this season, only Rachubka & Tomsett have not. Given we played an 'unfamiliar' back 5 this was an excellent result. I loved the bit on R5Live when Murty got the commentator to admit that Saints' players looked a class above League1.

Exhibit #2 = Jonathan Aitken

Which is exactly what this b0ll0xed up half-witted exercise was doing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-12132341 Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin, chair of the committee, said: "The whole process was rushed and poorly handled and should have been thought through a lot more". Too much dogma to satisfy the Daily Heil, too little thought and application.

alan

Lardy

It should be an open game; assuming Ollie sticks with 4-3-3 there will be headaches for our back four and opportunities for our attackers. Kingson can be quite static in goal, and as long as we can find a way of controlling Charlie Adam, if he plays, I think we have a very good chance.

Butler

Don't lump us all into the same pot, but I accept there's a degree of top managers playing things safe. It's a variation on the old "Nobody got sacked for buying IBM" mantra, only now the safe path is to stick with Micro$haft. We have at least moved the majority of our systems to CITRIX running on top of VMWare - can't abide Terminal Services. The biggest balony excuse for not using open source that I come up against is the 'cost' of retraining - the 'great unwashed' user population can't cope with change apparently.

My favourite role, Danny in "Brassed Off"

tread

About £120 per client licence for MS OFFICE, more if they use OUTLOOK and EXCHANGE for e-mail; I've made the same suggestion at work.