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Husker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We are the people! > > BTW, just seen the clubs aren't a full set so I'm > revising my offer down to ?1.05. And - I'm guessing - no balls either?

After more outrageous 'offers' on the forum, katurner goes on the knock... "Come on, who'll give me ?50 for what's in the box, sight unseen? No timewasters! It's a bargain! Oh,you people!" http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTfKksfVT1xgI-PdsAcInHK982o29kqNiNwR6VMH-VYufszsi1UOA

Husker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Golf clubs, you say? Will you take ?1.70 for > them? > depends on your handicap... are you 'you people'?

Doreen at ED News prepares katurner's sundays for delivery - the Mail-onSunday, Sunday Telegraph, and the 'You People'... http://img.rp.vhd.me/4508988_l2.jpg

Guess what katurner? This ISN'T gumtree - despite all your previous threads only being about trying to flog stuff. But thanks for engaging with us, delighted to have your input. For the record - the seating you offered for "?275 or reasonable offer" had a reply from someone offering ?175. I don't think that's taking the piss nor particularly unreasonable - but then if your the kind who ONLY uses this forum to flog gear then maybe you're not getting the top dollar you require so I'd advise sticking to scumtree or exchange and mart. ...and if you take your wonderful old-fashioned tv stand that you have up for ?40 (reduced from ?50 but which most people leave out by the skip) and sell it on gumtree I would be delighted for you. ETA: Ooooh, have the golf clubs gone? because I-... oh no... sorry... just saw at the bottom of your ad. "no timewasters" and that definitely lets me out. ETA a 2nd time: And I just love the "you people" form of address. We are the "you people" - catchy slogan

Worker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tell us how you really feel! > > I don't think anyone is arguing that it's > impossible for a person to cross the road, but > that on balance a crossing between the two current > ones is justified. For the elderly, parents with > young children, the disabled, and unfortunately > for the dangerously impatient who make the road > more hazardous for everyone. Taking your argument > to the nth degree, you could argue the crossing > outside Iceland is superfluous because people > could cross down by the Plough. You do realise it's TWO new crossings between the current ones? Still justified?

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And then we could moan about the old Peckham and > the heaps of African grass cutings we could get > for a quid.Has anybody ever had one of these > frightening looking dried fish - I once saw dried > rat like creatures on a stick > http://www.bigriverfish.com/images/large/Herring.j > pg You get the same thing in ED billy - it's just packaged differently...http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQc4cQoNZpylinqJ--Vt4HL817TN_Fgxhyy983DpCF_nPwceNTFKw

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sad to report that some Hooray Henry's were > mischievous at Dulwich Hamlet FC on Friday... > The Champagne Charlies appeared to have had one > too many Pimms and decided to let everyone know in > no uncertain terms of how lucky the audience were > that the ruling classes had decided to mix with > the common people that evening... > The cad's then got angry with some unfortunate > couple in the car park telling them that they were > so rich that they could pay for the couple to > disappear without trace. Surely just local estate agents out on a jolly.

I like 'em. And they're tailor-made for sponsorship... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ-M1Aarcp7NeVWXuCm_r6j_FveM8pQhc7yawp6nUAuUbkwMWYZ = http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcT3rPAt2_ie-AM3n6lg6Fp8KoKFPotdn5Pn-2GoTOc-QphwMGmKPA

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bring back bartering...I reckon the Hockney ticket > is worth at least a goat and a dozen eggs Ooh, can I have mine as an omelette? http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRIl8nsDltpTKoFqm5f6kL1Ga7GCjIronuqsYFtdKNCKqM884ps

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This article says it all. Arsenal pushing for > third place seems doable now. Well yeah - Redknapp was right when he said "it was one of those days for us" and Wenger spot on when he said "it would be down to consistency" but anyone could have told him that before the game. on another note - with Rooney, Cleverly and Bent out surely Pearce has to rethink leaving the Ox in the U21s?

Looking at it now, Jupiter is top left of the crescent moon and Venus to the bottom right.. http://media.skyandtelescope.com/images/vic12_Feb25ev1.jpg

Commiserations to Cardiff - losing a cup final to Liverpool on penalties - yep, know how that feels.

Makes a change from people banging on about Alabama 3..

I think some of it looks like a post-modern Pissarro tribute act... http://img.artknowledgenews.com/files2007/DavidHockneyWoldgateWoods.jpg No? http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/57856000/jpg/_57856838_hock10.jpg Sure?

All he's done for the first one - it would seem - is trawled the EDF and lifted the comments on Franklin's 'Farm Shop' and those on the tat-mock-antique-furniture that has been for sale at NthX Rd market and that little 'antique' shop that used to be down near Blackbird Bakery. Maybe his next rant will be about foie gras..

Looks like Walcott heard all that stuff about how Wenger could have signed Bale but went for him instead - if only he did this kind of thing consistently he'd get the England nod without question.

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > See, your bottles gone nowadays nettie > > > My bottles have gone where? > > > NETTE:-S Goodrich rd and they're full of orange liquid...

Oh you mean table football - thought this was a rogue thread from the family room... *no spinning*

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Off to Reading Gaol with you for your catamite > ways... Quite right - 's disgusting http://vimg.myvido1.com/AZwsmeWRkUN1kMRFjTYlVP.jpg

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy, > > It affects me because the tattoos are, invariably, > on public parade and, as I find them ugly, this > affects my aesthetic pleasure in crowded places. Your what!? > > Beauty is in the eye of the beholder - and so is > lack of beauty and ugliness. So unless everybody feels exactly the same there can never be a consensus of what is beautiful in a crowded place (or they would never have developed Liverpool St the way they have) . I prefer to be > surrounded by beauty. Ergo - avoid crowded placess.

charlottekb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Something quite special going on around Pompey at > the moment. In an effort to pack the ground > tomorrow, support the lads and get some revenue > into the club, people are buying tickets for those > that cannot afford to go. Hope there are still enough players to form a team after having to let top scorer Huseklepp got to B'ham on loan for financial reasons. Good news for the Irons is that Green's red card was overturned so he'll be in team for tomorrow's lunchtime k.o. v the Eagles.

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apparently, > Lansbury has been playing well for West Ham on > loan. Well he makes a decent rush-goalie..

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree, but to be fair, psycho is taking some > young players. and he is right in saying that > however good O-C is looking, he hasn't actually > played that much yet. To paraphrase - "If you're good enough you're (old)experienced enough". Also he's played more U-21 games than Campbell or Cleverly and has faced good enough top players not to be fazed/scared by the Dutch. I think Pearce wants him in the U-21s because he is still their manager and really wants a victory in their next game against Belgium (as this is what he feels he will be judged on). Shortsighted.

So Psycho thinks an under-21 qualifying game will be better for Oxlade-Chamberlain than what he calls a "ten minute cameo" with the full England side. Anyone else think this is the same kind of plodding, backwards thinking that has dogged the national team for decades? Yes he's young etc. but he needs to play alongside his fellow future internationals asap or what's the point in these kind of friendlies? I think the Ox should be blooded now.