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Haha! Bono, Geldoff and Chris Martin. With Paul McCartney playing Hey Jude behind them.

Yep, agree too. And genuinely think England are at the best (probably not good enough, but play with passion and go down fighting) against teams that are better than them.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So humans have more of a "right" to life on Earth > than any other creature? Erm, no. That's not what i said at all. my point was that you can't compare the rights of a human that lives within a society with a framework of rules, to a wild animal that doesn't. > As for shitting in > gardens, humans just get pissed up and urinate in > doorways, puke in public, and try to kill one > another after "a good night out" wonderful habits > no? no.

Any opportunity to post this.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Martin Luther King Good call.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The foxes have just as much right to be here as we do. > > Learn to live alongside them. Who has defined the "rights" of foxes and humans? I wouldn't have the right to shit in your garden at night, in fact you'd have the right to call the police and have me arrested. You can't talk about animals and humans having the same "rights" it just doesn't make any sense. And for the record, I've got no beef with the foxes, except the one that nicked my childhood toy which had been passed down to my daughter who left it in the garden (bitch!).

Can't argue with that. I'm moving to Ponje.

Haha!

Just did mine and it seems to have worked... I've gone for a Newcastle win at United, and a Sunderland win over Spurs. Suspect both will be wrong.

Plus the only place I ever see people eating pork pies is at Lords.

Yes, exactly that David. "middle class" was probably the wrong term to use. "Pretentious, patronising, air of superiority". That's better. Have you ever visited?

Tony Blair?

Mate I'd fail a test of "bands I should know" miserably. Plus I'd probably think a bunch of guys that promoted anarchism as a political ideology were a bunch of pricks that would grow up to run a VERY middle class book shop in Sydenham.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think he was genuienely in the great man > category Yep. Not a lot of genuine ones around, but I think he earned that title.

They won't go in to free fall like Liverpool in terms of the title, because the game is different now and money talks. They are one of the richest clubs in the world, they'll do okay. Moyes was on a hiding to nothing from the start. I imagine Ferguson and Co massaged his ego and told him he was the man to take over, but the fact is, the man to follow SAF was always going to be for a shitty time.

Do you have an antivirus like AVG or something like that? If not, download windows security essentials http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/security-essentials-download "Which?" did a thing on anti virus software a year or so ago, and at that time, windows security essentials rated pretty much as high as the paid for ones. Annoyingly I have to pay for one in order to access my very fussy remote access to work. Otherwise I'd be more than happy with a free one. Aaaaaanyway, back to footy.

Sounds like you need to change your security settings Jah!

What is crass?

I have nothing at all against Chener books. But I dislike my local book shop (Kirkdale books) and I'd much rather give my money to Amazon than them. And I get a hell of a lot more for it.

Bah, down to third.

Accident on Lordship Lane this morning This should prob stay in nain section for the morning that said accident happened as I guess tgis sirt of thing could have an effect on people's journeys to work.

With the exception of perhaps a little old lady with no ideas about technology, I have very little sympathy for anyone that falls of these scams. "We're going to send a courier round to collect your card"... Come on!!!

Quite! Or wait 40 minutes for the thing.

No it was a housing co-op, I was looking at joining one some years back. If she paid anything it was pennies. Shw certainly hasn't been paying regular council / HA rents.

That is harsh, but unless I'm reading it wrong, these people basically had these houses for nothing, and did a load of work on them. I appreciate that this woman has made the house a better house, but she's also been allowed to live in it for nothing for 33 years. I see how it would be upsetting to be asked to move, but I can't really see that she has any grounds for complaint.