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I don't believe his apology any more than the excuses he came out with at the time. He wants us all to believe he was one who journo'd "not wisely but too well"; that it was all a MISTAKE occasioned by his desire to give the reader as much information as possible and that he had been STUPID rather than malicious and devious. As for handing back an award that was going to be taken from him anyway and suggesting that, as this was a penance that in his mind outweighed the offence, he was being deliberately overly damning of himself- I think that was a PR quick-fix that no one is going to fall for. He will play the self-appointed martyr for a while but I think normal service will soon be resumed - he will just be better at disguising it.

yes - surely you meant 73 - lions? *snigger*

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So competitive....! >:D > jctg Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > On Friday 1 July I saw a no.78 bus (with the > > destination Shoreditch) on the M1 heading north > > just south of Watford Gap services. This is > true. That's nothing... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRSuOsu-K69YGvtFS_FePBe4sqdNa4D5sVp4sGmGQtCpdZ-NeoqDA

Or the happy jingle-jangle of a man's Prince Albert against his Pejazzle.

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bring on the pedantics.....! It's a 'tube' station > to me and many others, probably the nearest Iam > ever going to get to one at least whilst living > where I do..... It's amazing the places that ARE on the tube network these days... http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ4p36OhwW0-Bt9mpN35RsTZqiDs60ESmbfTVd2fpHkqT-ue5BH

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh most definitely anyone saying/writting > > "methinks" > > Fcuk off, it makes me wan't to poke a skewer into > your eye. > > > ( Ooooo that phrase does make my foot itch ) > > > N(6) Ah, tish and taradiddle - 'tis true and causes me to bethink that the use of phrases such as "Shall we repair to yon hostelry and partake of the Landlord's finest ale?" is also deserving of the swift delivery of a size 10 leathern brogue.

This in today's for sale section... Men's Cycle Helmut

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cheeks like triangles...! Really Frankie...!? http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQVvXocqx-zwRJ4GX5pDzge4FQTljrfdrpQVOyF_FCWo9w2vE65DA

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the seventies, England had 6 players from > Liverpool. Liverpool won the European Cup and > England were still crap. To be fair England only failed to qualify in 1978 on goal difference from Italy (who came 4th in the finals) as only group winners qualified. Same record as Italy Won 5 Lost 1. Not crap really.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Very breezy in Huddersfield. That'll be the pickle factory.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the seventies, England had 6 players from > Liverpool. Liverpool won the European Cup and > England were still crap. And in the sixties (one year in particular) they had 3 players from West Ham and..... *sits in corner blowing bubbles*

Wouldn't want him to mis it... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRMaBAGj9aZBC49aVMmh_6TPsEYvdEpticTeBl4wanliU3GUNkb

You're quite right LM.... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSohI9pu4Z5RF4x5mt93DWnqGBcADY-EHlqFu5X1TldLU5ksB8L

Hence the catcher's mit. Having 'soft' hands will become an essential quality to cradle n/b and nullify stem-cell bounce and re-entry problems. Teams of cricketing midwives will travel to the U.S.A. to teach hard-handed baseball midwives the new technique.

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damn... Whose next? I've got my sights on LadyD... > >:D< Just when Nette's got that blue satin number back from Rigby and Peller (scaff. adjustment) too!

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm told they've been conducting trials on > pregnant women during labour - before they decide > on whether or not it might be safe for everybody > else. That's right. Just as in 'road-racing' cars a quick injection of 'nitro' can cause the rotations of the foetus to accelerate. The cervix dilates like a rubber band snapping back and oxytocin (combining with the nitro) causes contractions to accelerate faster than the spasms of an A-1 'Aztec Two-Step' condition and results in, what has now become known as, 'projectile birth'. The resultant 'splat' of newly arrived, and relatively startled, new-born against midwife/doctor's hands or catcher's mit (available at Mothercare) is enough to ensure baby's first-breath-reflex is triggered (although foetus may well be pissing itself laughing on exit). It is also essential for one of those whipped cream thingies.

73

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What if he wins KatherineRye? I think he will be > very happy and have good memories. Do you know him > well? EDF rule 17 (b) "Don't tease the bots".

He never misses a gig... Blondie Plays the Higline Ballroom

Noooooooo! You mouth off as much as you like - though it still won't get that turkey stuffed. Dammit, you see what you've done!? *hums jingle bells whilst checking birth certificates of all Romanian internationals*

Without KTnumbers we are going to need a breezy lighthearted and yet suspiciously deviant presence..... Frankito? Where arrrrre youuuuuu?

Not really - they played in the last 5 world cups and bid to host this one and have lots of clubs out there. Also all the home nations have had foreign players qualify by residency - some not even legally (remember Wales and 'Grannygate' back in 2000?).

XXDECORATORXX Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to map, it should hit portsmouth , and > head up the west coast towards north, we may get > verry high winds tho, but its got a mind of its > own, it was supposed to hit the states but changed > direction to uk. > No problem then. Once it hits Portsmouth it'll get so pissed it will wander around in circles before throwing up all over Kent.

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rule 100: > > ( the default waitrose rule ) > > Always deride any thread that promotes chains > stores of any kind. ...but not chain stories... http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRiBzYX5HMMs21sdXVtUL_lUlH_oblnyyeSFWmMoo7huuUwSD1I

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Shouldn't that be with a small 't'? ...and two sugars. Me shall say it any way me want. So sue I.