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I see the hammers tried their best to through away a 5 goal lead! Good to see them winning though.

Right, now the child has thrown food everywhere, I yhink it's time to crack open that first can. I too have slumdog, but I think a couple of episodes of damages are called for.

Didnt think of that, and have washed everything. I have decided to at least report it and see if there is cctv.

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > he may have had a knife tucked away somewhere, or > just a phone call away ..you may well have had a > lucky escape I was actually looking at his hand in his pocket when he gobbed, which is why I didn't see it coming. Sad that these days it springs to mind so quickly that a teenager might have a knife on him. Atila & Brendan, you're spot on. Alas I am too skint to hit the bars, so a few cold cans and a dirty big spliff will do me nicely! :)-D

That's pretty much my plan Atila, just wish I'd reacted quicker, but I was shocked. Besides, as I say, had I gotten my hands on him, it would have been me in trouble. No school uniform I don't think. He had a blue coat done up, didn't notice trousers. I'm not very good at descriptions, basically black kid, 16-18 I'd say (not a young teen, but not yet fully bulked out like an adult man) 5ft8ish. Basically you guys probably won't ever see him, and I probably never will again either... ... but if I do, I hope it's on a quiet dark street and it's just the 2 of us!

Ha ha, I did go in to the office, hence the train. Had I worked from home all day, I'd never have come across the nasty spitting scrote!

That's exactly what I thought Jah, I don't see him living a particularly long or prosperous life.

Ha ha daizie, I did find myself hoping the train crashed, but that is probably harsh on the other passengers. Maybe he could just fall under a tram when he gets off in Croydon, which is probably where he was going!

I can't believe this, I was getting off the train at Sydenham, and some little rudeboy tried to barge his way past me, so I made sure he met a solid barrier, and said something like "you idiot". He said "you're lucky I don't spit in your face", to which I said "fu*k off". Anyway, he jumped back off the train and started coming after me, so I turned round ready for him to kick off, and he literally gobbed right in my face, then turned and ran back on to the train as the doors were closing, leaving me stood there wondering what the hell just happened. Now, I'm not too bothered now I've calmed down, although I wish I could bump in to the little sh!t again! However, it raises the question, is this common? For me, spitting in someone's face is disgusting, and bloody cowardly! I'd honestly rather he'd trid to hit me, in fact, I think I'd rather he actually connected. Guess in the future I should just let these tw@ts barge past me and say nothing, because the really annoying thing is, had I kicked the sh!t out of him, it would be me who was in big trouble. I am just shocked at the front of it, and also the whole spitting thing... Not to mention the sheer volume of gob he had in his mouth!

Wednesdays, Channel 4, 9pm.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: (in April 2008) ------------------------------------------------------- > Anybody read the Falco books - Roman detective, > written by Lyndsey Davis? 19 months later *Looks over the cover of Saturnalia and nods approvingly*

I have been reading some of the Falco books by Lindsey Davis. Really quite fun, just private investigator stories set to a Roman backdrop. Apparently she takes care to make them accurate, and it is quite interesting picking up some little facts about daily life in Rome at that time. I really like the cynical lead character too.

When I was 14/15 I spent most Fridays/Saturdays sleeping on various friend's floors, it's what being a teenager is all about isn't it?

I really like this show, the parents are hilarous!

Pebbles.

Was the adult cycling on the pavement too?

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anna hasn't been around for a while...again. > Does anyone know whether she's gone to support her > team (and manager) in Hungary tonight?.. She's fed up with this thread. Think I was the last straw for her, when I took exception to her post, and she took exception to my reply. What can I say, the girl supports her team right to her heart, good luck to her :)-D Wish she'd come back though, and wish I'd never discussed footy with her, as it's more or less the only thing that we disagreed on. Come back if you're reading!!!!!

Scholes is a good player, who like Gazza before him, couldn't tackle, which is a weakness of his game, but I don't think you can say he's maliciously dirty.

Both of you, cheers.

I'm not self important, I'm just an idiot.

Quite right Brendan!

Have heard about that, but apparently it's most common with Orange... Will have to see.

I've used an LG Viewty for the last 2 years, and it has been a great phone, except it needs charging every night (but I use it a lot!). Camera on the Cookie not great at 3.2mp, and no 3G, but I've never really seen the point in that anyway. Looking at the 2 you've chosen, I'd go for the cookie.

Oh, I've only heard one speak, the fair haired one. Very annoying!

I've got the handset for free with t-mobile, on an 18 month contract. 800 minutes, unlimited texts and web access for ?36 a month. Not a cheap deal, but for the amount I use my phone, it's good for me. I'll let you know how I get on with it.