StraferJack

Minkey Minkey Minkey You missed out on a "100"

Some rump marinating in soy and fish sauce with lime juice and sugar. To be griddled, sliced, placed in hollowed baguettes with coriander, macerated red onion, butter and chilies Just 30 minutes to go

Implementing logic (or code) is something many of us do, and I don't know anyone who is able to implement bug-free logic even after many iterations. Obviously if we know a particular outcome is undesirable we can error-trap the hell out of it but it is still possible for complex code to behave in unpredictable ways.

emc sorry if you have already followed the instructions here but I'm not sure I could add anything to it. Sounds like you are nearly there tho

Yes, it took this thread to make tarot look a bit thick. Prior to this thread, tarot has been a model of fair thought and progressive thinking Yknow, just as you would expect from someone named after blind superstitious belief

We know very little about the situation Cassius describes. It could be that the no smoking section was full when the mothers arrived, that Cassius and mate arrived and weren't that fussed But check out the phrase again " upset the little ones lungs". Does that sound like someone who has any time for anyone else? But it could be that the mums in question were overbearing, self satisfied types. It could be. But the tone of Cassius' post troubled me

not a word of that doesn't say more about you than it does about anyone else cassius "upsetting little one lungs" is such a NICE way of putting things, isn't it? I do wonder why smoking in public spaces was banned

Shame on you H - you're the one scoring cheap points

I heard he's taking micklewright there next week

I love how you post that and think you are being reasonable. It's almost endearing

I wonder why the forresters felt the need to take a tenner deposit just for a game of pool then. Must have been all the upstanding punters

fred - totally agree with that and it's a point I've already made myself

try these?

oh I see what you meant now But as *Bob* pointed out, they did it over a much shorter period - 2-3 essential albums out of 4 proper is a good ratio. And no saccharine ballads either as for funny, let's take parkdrive's example song "Heaven knows I'm miserable now" and the lyric: What she asked of me at the end of the day Caligula would have blushed "You've been in the house too long" she said And I (naturally) fled In my life Why do I smile At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye ?" several smiles for me ther, teh pick of which is the (naturally) bittwersweet smiles maybe, but not unfunny

@MrBen parkdrive mentioned them whilst making a point, so I just rebutted it

Judging by the posts so far there isn?t a lot more to be said Must Listen = 2 or 3 albums Some good protest songs Lots of gloopy ballads The conversation hasn?t expanded much beyond that in several days

people do realise that elected officials have to listen to ALL of the electorate and not just the ones you happen to agree with right? I see the pro-CPZ people have largely excused themselves from the thread and I suspect that is due to the ferocity of a couple of the anti-CPZ campaigners But that should be taken as read that the anti's ARE the majority - so sneering at councillors for not listening to their electorate is just a bit childish

I'm always suspicious of people who think the Smiths are genuinely miserable, and who can't see the many threads of humour

just like Ashley renaming St James Park this week. Way of the word innit? What a tool he is for this . Sports Direct Arena my arse. "I love Newcastle football club" - my arse One day "the way of the world" will differ, and I will have no sympathy for people like that

small discussion here about it

Anyone famiiar with MAME cabinets? Those machines that you see in pubs that play old arcade games? Well sometimes peolpe try and make their own... and, well... the results aren't pretty some of these had me in stitches Imagine these in your living room

So glad politicians got involved to tell someone something's isn't political And the edl will be pleased.

"The ideology comes in taking a view that a 21st century city is not about private vehicles " I'd be interested to review this at the other end of the 21st Century and see how private vehicles (as currently produced) fit in with that definition I would argue that planning for a 21st century city would negate much of the need for private vehicles Never mind the 19th century infrastructure, feel the fuel burn

I can't believe it's out on Friday (midnight tomorrow at some stores) - I've been looking forward to it for years and then Dark f****** Souls comes out of nowhere and steals my life I might get ES5 just to hang around a pretty world for more than 5 minutes without something kicking me in the nuts. With razors in their boots. Repeatedly

fredricketts Let's just say all new homes do have parking places sorted - it still means a lot more cars trying to use the same space on the roads, no? Discouraging car use is a practical position, not an ideological one