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They're not exactly defenders though.

715 signatures now. I'll share again later and see if we can get that push to 1000...

Yeah I managed to catch that on ip[layer. Was about the Aylesbury estate, but very similar stories about people being offered really low amounts for their homes.

Despite Man U falling apart at the back, I think Di Maria's goal was well worthy of an "Angel fooking Di Maria". He's pretty special, I'd certainly like him in my team.

Also his big genius was basically saying "they might be tired, get at them straight off". Well duh.

West Ham were well worth their win yesterday. Liverpool were largely poor, but West Ham were good. Liverpool started games so quickly last year, but it just ain't happening.

Today shows what everyone already knew. Man U will have little problem scoring goals, but they are shit at the back right now. Liverpool are just shit right now full stop.

How many drinks did you have at the EDT?

Wow, just seen the scoreline. I'd assumed it was over at 1-2. It allowed me to get a good retort to a Man U fan that was having a right laugh at Liverpool yesterday. Always keep your poder dry until all the results are in!

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's ridiculous that independent schools are given > charitable status in my opinion. I really can't > see any justification for it. What rahrahrah said.

And other people have said they don't get help, and clearly the OP had a reason to start this, so guess it's luck of the draw.

I thought they'd rejected the offer made to them?

Yeah we're not a religious family and St Bart's do go on about it more than we'd like. For the record, I also think table manners are important. Just not the most important thing.

Did Tarantino do Four Rooms? That was shit.

Good call.

Cornish have been on about it for years, but it's so ludicrous that no one listens.

RE Tarantino, I like Res dogs, I really liked Pulp Fiction, and I loved True Romance (which he wrote). But after that I'm a bit meh.

She might have involved herself to be fair.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I enjoyed zombieland, which is sort of a rom > com/odd couple movie. Zombieland is great, the Bill Murray cameo waqs genius!

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are countless, of course, but I'm always > drawn to ones that so many others fawn over in > some Emperor's New Clothesy manner. > > "Drive" Seconded. Utter shit. Robin hood: men in tights.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-29277527

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "No more Alex Salmond." > > I believe he is still first minister of Scotland, > lest I'm mistaken? Serves you right for being a smart arse ;-)

judith.arkwright@hot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree we need new secondary school but I gather > that there are other interested parties that have > not been mentioned That's a joke right? There are pages and pages of talk about this.

Eliot Bank is VERY popular. Personally I didn't like the vibe when I went to take some nursery papers up there, or the thought of walking up that hill every morning, so we didn't apply. We made the choice between Kelvin Grove and St Bart's. Ended up going for St Bart's mainly because all the kids from preschool were going there (although my daughter ended up in a different class to all but one of them which was a bit crap). I can't deny that we have since muttered a few "what ifs" about Kelvin Grove. An old friend of my wife's works there and speaks very highly of it. THAT SAID... My issues last year were with the head who I thought was just too caught up with things that are not really important (like inviting the kids with the best table manners to the top table), and the SENCO who was shit! They have both now gone, and already it feels better. The new SENCO sought me out in the playground and arranged a meeting with my wife and I (the old one would do anything to avoid having to meet with us) which I was impressed with. So I think I would now happily recommend St Bart's. The year 1 teachers both seem very nice, one male and one female (who is also new to the school), and it just feels somehow better this year.

And the bit about Inside 72 is spot on, that's what I used to like it for. After last orders at the CPT we'd head down there for a couple of late ones.