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To be honest I read the OP and just have absolutely no idea what you're offering.

It would just feel cruel.

All good things...

Lewis will the trees be buried above the rotting remains of our loved ones? I'm a bit concerned about dead tree juice flowing down the road in to my fish pond.

Personally the signage is about the last thing that would attract me to or turn me off of a pub.

I plac to open a cerial cafe selling milk in large bowl shaped cornflakes.

Leicester have Arsenal and City next. Don't think those matches will necessarily decide the title, but if Leicester can take 4 points from them, they'll be on the charge with real belief. I totally want Leicester to win the league, and if not them, then City to win it for their outgoing manager (thought it was nice to hear his players saying they love playing for him and want to win some trophies for him this season).

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Season ain't over yet. Unless you support LFC, in which case you probablky gave up on it weeks ago. I do wish the press would refrain from telling us that a club has approached a club about a player. Gets our hopes up that we might get a player that can score a goal, and then the hopes are dashed. Meanwhile other clubs that didn't have said player on their radar go "oh look, Liverpool have spotted a good'n, let's sign him in the summer".

When kids get to reception, "Stay and play" usually means there are way too many adults in the room, and no space to move. There will also be a couple of kids absolutely inconsolable because their parents were not able to stay and play. It's not a great idea in my opinion.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Basically Pascal acted the fool in front, then got > owned. Mat have got owned, but what boxer doesn't talk a load of shit before fights these days. Sorry but noit finishing a fight when you could finish it so that you can hurt someone more doesn't belong in sport.

Depends on your perspective I guess. Some people will gladly see the back of some small "family" businesses that charghe through the nose for things.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Schaffer

This is a shocker. Khan to take on Alverez for the middleweight title (at 155lbs) in May! http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/35476796

Since yesterday afternoon I've become Lewis' biggest fan. The "crazy bastard" comment was meant in respect and awe. I do think he'd serve himself and his cause better by sticking to absolute facts and being a bit less shout but there you go. Agree that the tone of the thread has gone a bit uncomfortable. For me it's always just been fun, I couldn't really care less what happens.

If anyone thinks that anything anyone says on this thread will make the slightest difference in the real world, they're kidding themselves.

I just think that (as Chelsea did with Mourinho the first time) they'll spend a fortune buying the players he tells them to buy, and they will get success. They'll spend big to get it, but they won't allow him to fail because they're investing so much in him.

This is becoming tiresome. It's only fun when Lewis is on form.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No way he'll get a licence. You'd hope not, and I'm sure the BBBC won't give him one, but you can never be sure he won't blag one from somewhere.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Kovalev reckons he was holding back... punishing > Pascal, instead of going for an earlier finish. If he's actually said that, then action should be taken against him. No boxer should prolong a fight to deliberately "punish" their opponent and put their long term health at risk.

Brilliant! Go Lewis! But seriously man, chain around your neck? Be careful, genuinely don't want you to hurt yourself.

Yes yes yes, but more importantly, did Lewis chain himself to anything today?

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This all boils down to whether you value local > green space and its wildlife over burial space in > an urban area. > > I think that's a fair way of putting it - the two > sides may not agree which should take priority > but, even though I'm firmly in the creating burial > space camp for all the reasons Sue mentions and > others, I totally get why others think that green > space and wildlife is more important. It's a > shame this point, which is really worthy of > debate, is getting lost in the barrage of > hyperbole. But what no one seems to acknowledge is that London is not, in ANY way, short of green or wooded space!

But did you chain yourself to anything???

Did Lewis seriously chain himself to a digger? That's friggin' awesome, fair play Lewis you crazy bastard.

Was recently reminded of "Chasing Rainbows" by Shed Seven. LOVED it back in the 90s as an 18 year old. Hadn't heard it for years and years, listened to it last week and have fallen in love with it again. Also listened to the whole Diary of a Madman album by Ozzy for the first time since I was about 15, and thoroughly enjoyed that, could of really really good tracks on there.