red devil

*Bob* looks resplendent in his public sector piss puddle proof wellies... http://www.theprezzyshop.co.uk/camberwick_green/camberwick_green_images/cg09.jpg ''If you can't beat 'em, join 'em''

Who's number one in the poptastic chart...

Having a 'real' Christmas tree...it will only end up in the recycling bin. Ho! Ho! Ho!

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Good to know you know your place....good boy > > No worries Red Mist. That's funny Atila, but not in the way you meant it...

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like I said you win hands down. Good to know you know your place....good boy

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >Wind your patronising neck in. Is that simple enough for YOU. The only reason you decided to comment was purely and >simply because I've written Man Ure off, and the noisy neighbours will take away your precious. If you can't leave >it at that, don't bother. Thats even easier to comprehend I would have thought. > No diatribe from me... Really? Same old shit Atila...

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > red devil Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Parkdrive Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Currently, I can't see anybody other than > City > > > winning the Prem, but that could change IF > they > > > drop into the Europa league but we'll see. > > > > You said that last year about Chelski, and they > > were 8 points clear and didn't drop into the > EL. > > Citeh are now at their first difficult stage of > > the season, big important games coming thick > and > > fast...Liverpool on Sunday after a midweek away > > defeat in Europe is not going to be easy. > > If they reach New Year with a 5+ point cushion, > > then yes they might prove diffcult to catch, > but > > still way too early to say who will win the > > League...the League will be won in March/April, > > the business end of the season...I'm sure even > you > > don't need reminding about L'Arse's total > collapse > > last February > > What the Arsenal has to do with my comments about > City, I've no idea. Let me explain... You are saying that you think Citeh will win the PL. I said you made a similar prediction about Chelski last season and were subsequently proven to be wrong. I then said that the PL isn't won in November, and quoted L'Arse's collapse last year in February as an example to back up that argument...simple enough for you?

Bloody 'ell, a two pronged attack from Dumb and Dumber :) Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do you bother, or are you just taking a leaf > out of Fergusons book and choosing to turn your > back on uncomfortable truths. Why do you bother?...that's exactly the same question I ask myself...banned 3 times but you keep returning for more. Slowly the veneer of Mr Reasonable is ebbing away, won't be long now before we are in full Atila diatribe mode. Here's an uncomfortable truth for you...your shiny new trophy cabinet is still empty... Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parkdrive Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Why do you bother, or are you just taking a > leaf > > out of Fergusons book and choosing to turn your > > back on uncomfortable truths. > > > Nature of life for a rag, mate. They believe > football was born in 1993, the 37 yes 37 years > prior to that when they achieved nothing doesn't > count. Hang on, so you reckon we won nothing between 1956 and 1993?

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > red devil Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Parkdrive Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Currently, I can't see anybody other than > City > > > winning the Prem, but that could change IF > they > > > drop into the Europa league but we'll see. > > > > You said that last year about Chelski, and they > > were 8 points clear and didn't drop into the > EL. > > Citeh are now at their first difficult stage of > > the season, big important games coming thick > and > > fast...Liverpool on Sunday after a midweek away > > defeat in Europe is not going to be easy. > > If they reach New Year with a 5+ point cushion, > > then yes they might prove diffcult to catch, > but > > still way too early to say who will win the > > League...the League will be won in March/April, > > the business end of the season...I'm sure even > you > > don't need reminding about L'Arse's total > collapse > > last February > > What the Arsenal has to do with my comments about > City, I've no idea. But I'm guessing its stung > your Man Ure sensibilities, especially after the > noisy neighbours gave you a thorough going over in > your back yard. That must have hurt. A bit like > Ferguson not liking the journos comments about the > Manchester clubs struggling in Europe , and rather > than facing up and debating it, he decides to turn > on his heels and walk out. I'm not surprised by > his actions, but at his level you'd expect better > than that. That's more like the old Atila...reel him in

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Currently, I can't see anybody other than City > winning the Prem, but that could change IF they > drop into the Europa league but we'll see. You said that last year about Chelski, and they were 8 points clear and didn't drop into the EL. Citeh are now at their first difficult stage of the season, big important games coming thick and fast...Liverpool on Sunday after a midweek away defeat in Europe is not going to be easy. If they reach New Year with a 5+ point cushion, then yes they might prove diffcult to catch, but still way too early to say who will win the League...the League will be won in March/April, the business end of the season...I'm sure even you don't need reminding about L'Arse's total collapse last February

Bluerevolution Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've taken my giddy head off, think I've ruffled > enough feathers already and as I often walk > through ED in a City coat, don't want to risk a > punch ! Banter (aka piss taking) I can live with. > >:D< I'll be happy to take the Michael out of your Citeh coat BR, I'll keep my eyes peeled...hopefully it's a knitted one from Laddy Muck, so I can step on a loose thread and slowly watch it unravel...a bit like your team in the Champions League :)-D

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mikecg and BBW - them were the days Nay, a Golden Age...bring back the Paedo Clowns and Marshmallow Man threads (tu)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...apostrophe on admin's....classic clue and he liked to drop in bits about the military too...didn't you go for a pint with him once? ;-)

Bertie usually only turns up after a Citeh win, a bit like an exciteable puppy, everything is all shiny and new to him, and he wets himself a lot too...

After another Sue/DJKQ thread lock-down the forumites gather around the CGF water cooler, looking a little lost for things to do... http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Arts/Arts_/Pictures/2009/2/4/1233744296456/Playmobil-figures-invente-001.jpg ''It says here a man has been arrested for trying to sell cheese on a bus'' ''Really, how interesting...''

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > After watching Real Madrids' B > team destroy Zagreb last night, you'd have to > fancy them to go all the way. Bayern Munich are > also worth a punt. Unlike the old European Cup, no team has successfully retained the Champions League. When you look at some the teams that the winners of the EC played on their way to winning it, even in the latter stages, it's quite laughable, hardly reads as a list of the cream of Europe. It will be interesting to see how good RM really are in the next El Classico...

Start a Mott the Hoople thread...

Mother Teresa was shit at DIY too...

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > isn't it possible to finish top and still face > barca this year? Or did I misread that somewhere a > few weeks back? Group winners don't play each other in the next round (last 16). It might be possible to play Barca before the final, but that depends on the outcome of the last 16 draw...

Bang goes our hopes of finishing group winners...if we get 2nd we'll end up playing a toughie - Barca, Madrid, Inter, Bayern or...Apoel Nicosia!...''Dear Santa,..''

I found it easy to support Spurs during the Champs League last season, same can't be said for L'Arse and Chelksi. And it's good to see them playing such great football again this season...although if they became serious title challengers I'm sure that would change. Police Warning to Citeh fans...when in Italy, try not to talk out of your arse like you usually do ;-)

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One person's opinion may be subjective, but when > many people provide feedback, it becomes very > useful. It would be a shame if users were > discouraged from sharing negative experiences. The problem with the internet Jeremy is that you don't know who is providing the feedback, and what their relationship is with the tradesperson in question.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I expect this thread will get deleted soon. But if > I can ask a serious question - what is the best > way of warning others about a bad tradesman, who > also happens to be a regular forum user? I > understand that the original thread got out of > hand (and rather personal), but in fact the > trades-person in question got off rather lightly, > as her real/trading name was never mentioned. What constitutes a 'bad tradesman' is very subjective Jeremy. Your opinion of a poor level of competence/workmanship will probably differ from mine. Personally I don't think anyone should take any recommendation or trashing of a tradesperson on this site at face value...instead they should do their own homework on the tradesperson. Ask for references and go and see their work in person. Speak to their 'satisfied clients'. For small works get a formal written quote on a business headed letter, which stipulates what the work involves, how much it costs, and how long it takes...insist on a detailed breakdown so it's easier to add/omit items of work, pro rata. For larger works a formal building contract should be used which goes into greater detail, and might require a suitably qualified professional to draw it up and oversee the works. None of this is a guarantee that a 'cowboy' won't slip through the net, afterall a tradesperson is only as good as their next job. But by doing this you are at least minimising the risk, and have a better legal recourse should things go belly-up. It should also be noted that you get incompetent clients as well as incompetent tradesmen...

Good post *Bob*. I like my anonymity on here. Not knowing any of the posters in the 'real world' means I can post without prejudice... http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_v7o_2dnoHIQ/TQyxQfwPHpI/AAAAAAAAB-M/6JUv6yEqVdo/s400/tumblr_lda8g9RIdS1qdwxnxo1_400.jpg

BFS?...Big Fat Sam?