Undisputedtruth

or this Maxxi, SALSOUL ORCHESTRA - Sun After The Rain

Walking In The Rain With The One You Love Love Unlimited

Carl Thomas - Summer Rain

Gwen Guthrie - Outside In The Rain Cover your ears Alan Medic, this is filth!;-)

In The Rain - Dramatics

Rainy Night in Georgia - Brook Benton

The link supplied by BR contains the white space version. Time to move on over the slip, El Pibe. But please be free to let me know if there are any further slip ups in my next one thousand posts. My grammar isn't 100 per cent perfect yet but sometimes these errors appear due to lack of attention. For example in one thread I said the 'life of horses' instead of 'lives of horses'. But I was too lazy to correct it.

El Pibe, It's more to do with a Freudian slip. However, I'm always happy to admit when I'm wrong. The fact that I rarely do shows how often I'm right. B)

Newcastle have demonstrated that there are high quality strikers out there when Spurs were unable to buy one during the last transfer window. If Spurs had bought him then they could well be contending for the premiership now. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fluidly........what's that? Fluently is a better word to use.

To cut the deficit you also need growth to raise the income tax revenue. That is something the Tories are not good at doing. Making cuts alone means you're not gaining as much revenue and just end up borrowing more.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But can he talk in a Dutch Acshent? Despite speaking fluidly in five languages and able to communicate in a further three languages you want him to speak Dutch Acshent to win your approval. :-S Pleased to see the Sun getting a backlash over their disrespectful front cover headline. :))

Taking the piss out of Roy's apparent speech impediment seems harsh when he can speak five languages.

Green 21 Liberal Democrat 19 Labour 17 Independent 7 UKIP 0 Conservative -8 I'm not sure who I'd vote for. Boris is strangely likeable and hasn't done much damage to London. However, the only reason why I wouldn't vote for him is that the Conservatives may see his victory as a vindication of their own policies. The airport in the Thames Estuary is a ompletely daft idea. Links with News International is a serious concern. He also seems to be piggybacking on past central government policies such as the Olympic legacies. No doubt about Ken's credentials. A man with vision and fight for London's corner. But there are concerns with his behaviour in office. Improving the rail link between Peckham, Camberwell, Nunhead and Victoria is another plus for me. Brian Paddick has some interesting ideas including extending the Bakerloo line further into South London, Cross River trams and Brixton interchange with the East London line extension. His experience in the met will obviously be useful as Mayor. The Greens have some great policies but will Londoners take the leap of faith to vote for them?

It does make me wonder if the Sun thinks they run all aspects of the country.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mUSA5xkptjo/TL9ArsfAVNI/AAAAAAAAAj4/w2CDvWF6uyU/s1600/batty.jpg In the spirit of Nora Batty, Nette. :-S

England need different. Mourhino perhaps. Players seems to respect him and he respects English football. I don't think there will be a perfect England manager though.

I'm not so sure, Maxxi. He has managed Inter Milan and took Switzerland to the 1994 world cup.

Yep, as long as you bought a bottle of Thunderbirds!

I was being serious, Otta. I've been to a few Reggae dancehalls in my time, admittedly years ago, so I know what I'm talking about. Unlike you.

Three used to piggyback on the Orange network. Not sure if they still do now. You may want to see if Three have improved their customer services.

I guess it makes more sense to appoint Roy Hodgson for the England job given his international experience.

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Watch it with the sound turned down > > Jeezus H > > And give them a dust pan and brush why don't you, > that floor is FILTHY > > *shakes head* > > :-S I'm afraid your Miranda dance moves will get you nowhere in the Reggae dancehall. And as for Otta, the only people who get beaten up are the don't know any betters. They stick out like a sore thumb.

Here is some more Dancehall Queens filth, AM. You know you want to watch it. :)

Everyone seems to be worried about Greece and Spain. I'm more worried that the UK may turn out to be like Japan where the austerity measures caused a slump that lasted a decade. Not entirely sure UK's financial situation is in dire straits. At the end of the second world, UK's debt levels were far higher than today and yet it was manageable. However, I do recognise that the credit raters, the same people who failed to do their jobs properly on sub-prime mortgages, may, at some point, perversely downgrade UK's outlook. Subsequently causing an increased budget deficit.

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's something distinctly "Alan Partridge" > about UDT > I'd say you're more like Miranda, Nette.