Alan Medic

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So if you're in a stamped bit you hate and hate > being in and you have free movement to other > stamped bits which have govts that suit your > political beliefs why stay in this social > construct rather than go to another social > construct which has the type of social constructed > philosophy as "its" own govt (another social > construct); you been on the hash cookies AM? Deleted post. I write some crap.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > France, Greece, Portugal and now Spain all have > lefty govts why don't you @#$%& off to one of them > if you hate your own country so much? Like anyone owns a country? It's a small planet in a huge universe and wasn't formed with bits stamped "England","France" etc. Slightly off topic but not that much.

Sue Wrote: > > I too always thought it odd that the animals ended > their lives by being slaughtered, however when I > thought about it a bit more closely, I realised > that if it wasn't for the farm they wouldn't have > had lives at all. > > If people didn't eat meat, there would be no > animals in the fields in our countryside. What do you mean they wouldn't have had lives at all? They wouldn't have existed? As for there being no animals in the fields if it weren't for meat eaters, I can't get my head around that either. These lads headed straight for a field...........

Scores after Round 2 Yellow cap and up 5 places is Bhoy.

That article is a year old. Are we so far behind the times in olde ED?

One thing in Leicester's favour is the maximum number of games they will play this season is 13. The others could be playing 20+ because of the cups. All the big clubs including Spurs will want to win something. I don't expect they will just throw away that chance for the PL but try and manage it fielding weaker team's when they think they can get away with it. United may need to concentrate on winning the Europa for CL qualification next season. If they go on a run though someone may drop out of the current top 4. Wonder who that might be? Makes it interesting from every angle. I tipped Arsenal too. It's almost now or never for them. Should be fun on Sunday.

Round 2 Fixtures: Saturday 14.25 France v Ireland 16.50 Wales v Scotland Sunday 14.00 Italy v England Remember if you 'lock' your predictions you can see what others have predicted.

Maybe it's an invitation to haggle. It's expected in some places you know.

There was a similar request for a different film not that long ago. It's a good idea.

Sure ddboy. But what's the point if net income is so little no tax would be due? All the income is recorded in a paypal account. What's likely to start a tax investigation? They must have better things to do.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I didn't make the League in time but after > the first round you can - > > A) see why we only had one northern hemisphere > team in the WC semi-finals > B) zzzzzzz - having problems finding the 6 nations > very exciting in recent years. Technical, but poor > technique and tactically tedious Yeah, pity you didn't participate. A) We didn't have any B) You can't say the last day of last seasons 6 nations wasn't exciting.

Thanks Angelina. It does seem a bit of a grey area though. However, casual income sounds good to me.

Another question someone might be able to answer. If a person earns a small amount of money (nowhere near the tax allowance)working for themselves, do they have to register as self employed? It seems like a pointless exercise. From what I read you do if you should be paying tax. But what if you wouldn't earn enough to pay tax?

Scores after Round 1:

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No. Bit grumpy this morning Jah?

Last reminder as it starts today.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.superbru.com/home/index.php? > > This is the link to Sign Up for the game. I've > sent an invitation via the site to those who > played the last time.Hopefully you will receive > them. > > Any new arrivals, sign up, select rugby union, 6 > nations game and join the EDF 6 Nations Prediction > Game pool. The Pool Code is: > kelphulk Still time to play. I hope ????'s will defend his title. Five entrants currently. There must be more rugby folk in ED. Mick?

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,1633402 This is a good one.

Oh my mistake then. Misread something.

I was looking at upcoming fixtures and got to the last day. It's City v Arsenal. Could be a title decider.

Here's their licence. See 158 a. Very subjective as we all probably have different nuisance thresholds. http://app.southwark.gov.uk/Licensing/LicPremisesGrantedDetails.asp?systemkey=850811

I think it's probably to do with BBC & ITV who are sharing the matches this year, agreeing not to impinge on the others prime time viewing by allowing the rugby to overlap. Anyway roll-up. Still plenty of time to play. See above for how to.

Not a song, but the other day I heard part of a classical concert on tv where the orchestra were playing music from the film The Mission. Reminded me of all the other stuff by Ennio Morricone I love. Yesterday by chance I was using the Underground which I rarely need to, and saw a poster of him. He is conducting his own music at the O2 on the 14th at the grand old age of 87.

Can't do that if it isn't in the Lounge.

I won't Laddy,thanks. Plenty of views compared to most threads. Just need it to keep rising to the top. May yet have to use the ace up my sleeve that there's a photo of me in it ☺