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I was in the same year as him at Barton Peveril in the 60's. Funny sort of nipper, never really fitted in and was probably mildly bullied.

Born P*mpey, but was a Methodist Minister in Hedge End. Prosecuted for propositioning men in the Gents and then moved up north. We were in the same year at Barton Peveril in the 60's.

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Isn't that Wayne Rooney?

Or as they said on R. Solent this morning "HMS Darling". Always had my doubts about those sailor boys.

Had a mate who spoke fluent Dutch so he got down the front at the Milton when we were playing Wimbledon and called Hans Segers "a dog's ****". Segers burst out laughing and something incomprehensible back.

The Old Bill seemed to take great delight in wading into the Milton and dishing out a good battering to anyone who came into reach.

Signed for Chelmsford in August and impressed so much that they've loaned him out to Dartford.

No they didn't. This decision was taken in Milan by the parent company on purely commercial grounds.

After heavy rain I've got water getting in at the top of the screen where it runs down the rear view mirror and drips onto the radio. At first I thought it was the radio aerial but after removing the interior light I could see that the aerial fixing was bone dry inside so it must be the screen. Anyone had any success at sealing a windscreen?

I use a Cisco VPN to access servers and our corporate WAN when I'm at home.

Do you think that NC will drop the ticket prices? If he doesn't and if it's on TV, I can't see us getting a full house against Chelsea Reserves. I see that Arsenal charged £10.00 for their Chelsea game and got nearly 60000.

So let me get this right about the new Nuclear Power stations. We've guaranteed double the current rate to a state-owned company from a country with a socialist government backed by money from a communist country. So, presumably, any profits will go back to France. Is this how the free market in energy is supposed to work?

Some of you may know Herbie Taylor who takes Tour parties round St Marys. Herbie's been watching Saints since the late 40's and has a comprehensive knowledge of the Club's history. He's now 81 and intends to retire at the end of this season. If you've never been on a tour, I would recommend one with Herbie. Even if you go to every home game, the tour is still interesting as you get to go to all the behind-the-scenes places (Board Room, Dressing Rooms, Police Cells etc). Herbie is a master of his art so get on a tour before he retires.

I'm surprised that the discs are worn on a car that age, unless he let his pads get really bad.

Have you considered doing it yourself? Disk pads are usually a doddle to change. Otherwise, Pete King in Salem Street will do a good job at a reasonable price (he's also a Saints season-ticket holder).

The Sun can't forgive him for not being 'arry Redknapp, their blue-eyed boy.

He pops up on "Question Time" occasionally. He looks like he was bullied at school.

They left the apartment at 8:30.Gerry McCann checked them at 9:00 and Kate found that she was missing just before 10:00. They admitted that they were out of earshot. So a 3-year old (or one of the two-year olds) could have been awake, frightened because they couldn't find their parents and crying their eyes out for nearly an hour. They were grossly negligent and, while I have sympathy for Maddie, I've none at all for them.

I don't know about this holiday complex but many of them offer babysitting services.

I liked the bit where Kate McCann said "I've done nothing wrong here". Leaving a 3-year old and 2-year old twins on their own for up to an hour? It's not just the fact that she could have woken up and wandered into the kitchen where there's all sorts of hazards. Kids that age often have bad dreams and wake up wanting their Mum or Dad. Imagine how frightened she would have been not finding her parents. I would say that they've done an awful lot wrong.

Bullying has always been with us but, when I was at school in the 60s, it was usually the fat kid with the NHS specs that was picked on. Is it more widespread now or were we tougher back then and gave as good as we got?

Do they not get on?

At least I am capable of conducting a debate without resorting to infantile insults. I'm sure that you agree that insults weaken the argument.

It might bring in billions in total, but most of the people who work in it are paid peanuts. I'd prefer a high-wage economy than a minimum-wage one.