Emerson Crane

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Just read your 10.20 post again, and agree with > > it. Christ, there is so much paranoia going on, > > that I even have to explain my positive posts. > > I'm glad you agree with it Keef but your original > post was not clear. > > There are two aspects to the discussion - the > referring crisis in Scotland, which I think has > every right to be discussed here and slagging off > each others clubs for no reason, which does not. > > As for Emerson Crane, you show a low level of > understanding of this issue. Low level of understanding or not, which is extremely patronising, just let it go. The whole refereeing situation in Scotland has descended into farce, and posts such as yours and others don't help to garner sympathy. Move on.

Ok whatever, why not gain the upper hand by just letting it it go and thereby demonstrate you are the better man?

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just read your 10.20 post again, and agree with > it. Christ, there is so much paranoia going on, > that I even have to explain my positive posts. Mate, some things never change.

This Celtic/Rangers thing is becoming ridiculous. Are the deluded conspiracy theorists among the Celtic fans going to be up in arms after the 2-2 draw on Saturday against such lowly opposition. Enough already.

White light, white heat - Velvet Underground

Woke up breathing. RESULT!!!!! :)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm beyond caring given FIFAs horrendous > curruption. The bottom line is if journalists are > going to cost their country the World Cup for > being so brazen as to seek out and report > corruption I'd arther that than silence and > getting it. Of cousres it's a pity, we've > brilliant grounds and fans (and many from most > competitors live here), It'd be a carnival event > and sold out. But no doubt Spain'll get > it...again, Well said, couldn't agree more.

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I agree happiness is important, but I see this as no more than a stunt. After all happiness is what we all wnat from life isnt it?

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can reckon I can accurately measure how grumpy > you are! What does that have to do with the fact that I believe this whole thing to be a waste and of no use. The two aren't linked, despite your statement to the contrary. Or are you one the qualitative researchers you make reference to. I fail to see how such a futile exercise can raise levels of happiness, well being etc. Maybe its just stunt by the goverment to divert our attention away from the mess they make of trying to run the country.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Something gives me the impression that Rooney will > be off in the summer. United have played a blinder > here, because if he does go they'll get their > money back (and then some). This will then finance > some of the debt, however all the manc fans will > be pissed off at Wayne for being disloyal and > forget that he was only sold to line the Glazer's > pockets further. Wayne "once a blue always a blue" Rooney disloyal????????? Surely not

Sandperson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see it's the same old Atila, *yawn* indeed. Same old sandperson, yawn.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm with Mike P on this. > > And Emerson, it's actually quite easy to measure > if you're a qualitative researcher. So you can accurately measure something as abstarct as happiness. All Can say to that is I still think its nonsense and a complete waste of resources and money.

Love, love, love - Bobby Hebb

Because it's nonsense. There is no objective or scientific way to measure something as abstract as happiness. Better? As Santerme said I thought we were getting rid of all the dumb reporting systems and measurements introduced by the last Govt....

You don't remember? It was 1961. (tu)

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm deliriously happy at the moment, especially > after beating Arsenal away on Saturday and > qualifying for the Champions League last 16 last > night. COYS! Some people are easily pleased or have their priorities wrong. ;-)

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That waste being? Erm...money?? As in taxpayers money??

I worry that the government has seen fit to waste money during a period of economic hardship. Yet another winner.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Of course. Just like the Arsenal always do. :-$ I'm amused that Spurs suddenly think they are a world force after having an ok start to the season, and Arsenal fans who are above Spurs, who have lost a few games believe that we are on the edge of a precipice staring into oblivion. It shows what the two sets of fans are used to and tell you a lot about expectations of the fans of both clubs. Admittedly we haven't won the league since 2004 or the FA cup since 2005. But we all know when Spurs last won the league don't we? B)

There it is - Shalamar