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woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah and let the grass grow & hippies camp out on > the 18th > > Wooooo ... smash the system man...zzzzzzzzzz no Hippies are reactionary scum. Thye would not be calling for the destruction of a system they exploit so well.

Just turn up and play dont bother with fees and suchlike smash the golf based bastions of class & sexual discrimination!

Why would anyone want to go to Bedford ? You should have spotted that flaw in her story Immediatley

95% scam nothing wrong with being scammed, its not nice to be cynical and its skag vermin who prey on peoples gullibility - not that gullibility is a bad thing. I would suggest that you hang around and keep your eyes open for her in the future- if LL is this bountiful, then she will be back then you can kick her teeth in

Its a diversion people The media are deciding your opinions for you. A pavlovian snap of the fingers and there we go, a rampaging mob, foaming at the mouth in their desite to burn out a clown hostel, lay flowers and publicly grieve on the baby Diana/Jade Goodys grave, drive out suspected paedophiles blah blah blah focus on the trite and ignore the important

If you were of that kind of mindset, then Barclays shares have been giving all year long. Last real Independedant UK Bansk - unfettered by government shackles - buy buy buy Not that Snorky would advoxate this of course

Pfft I may not be right 100% of the time, but I am never wrong

dulwuch hamlet

I have a terrible cough at the minute and live just FEW DOORS from someone who GOES TO ALLEYNS....

I cant post here as my listening isnt obscure or studenty enough. No U2 though. Ever. Am doing more Burt Bararach than is healthy though.

Traditionally, the consumer credit act meant that the issuer covered the cost - often split or lumped onto the retailer. The Banks have been discussing of late subtle chages in their R&R to dump responsibilty for the fraud onto the customer, using the Chip n pin as evidence that the victims must have been either negligent or complicit on the fraud - this circumvents the CC act provisions but is politically loaded - as various methods of additonal secutrity checks are brought ion, expect changes in the conditions to attempt to lay off their liability once more this hasnt gone down well as may be xpected, so public announcements on this are not very common. Banks are also facing a retailer backlash , as they are reversing any transactiosn that are later found to be the result of fraud, leaving the retialer out of pocket - on top of the 3-4% that they take in commission anyway.

correct me then

my eyes are piss holes in the snow apparently

How do you know my real name ?

Crazy wacky camberwell art college kidz strike again. Zany! ( actually it is shit unoriginal uninspired juvenile middle class ineffectual toss )

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > snorky Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Family room.Mmmmm > > > > Amongst the buggys for sale and various > > breastfeeding tips, is the slighty creepy > > obsessivness of posts on Schooling, ranking & > > fighting for places, seem a little disturbing ? > > > > > Does this happen on all sites or is it just ED > > with this penchant for early years educational > > fetishment ? > > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Simple question. > > Are you a parent ? > > Yes , odd post. > > No , You havn't a clue what it's all about then. > > > Grr > > W**F > > * I see they think it's a we are a bit weird out > here * Incorrect.

I was witness to stabbings and slashings a long time ago - its not new - I have a scar to prove it

To be honest, its was more of an exploration into how obsessed some parents are becoming with regard to schools in the area - unhealthily so IMHO At what point did going to the lcoal school, cease to be a priority and going to the best local school take over ? I was hoping for a discussion on how values have changed, possibly with a loose reference to the legacy of '80s UK - I am more interested in the emergence of the aggressive competitive consumer of late than a roundabout discussion of the minutae of local skools - Skool specific discussion ios rightly for the family room An example - I see teachers hangagued on parents evenings by stroppy mothers, demanding " why are you not accomodating the more gifted children ?" ( Child is not gifted BTW, just a normal 6/7 year old kid who gets an hour private tuition a night ) when did it all change in ED ?

Thats cos the banks are still covering losses on CC - despite Chip & pin being hailed as the unbreakable security solution for the future ( and making things easier for those pesky technically adept fraudsters) The banks are discussing with renewed urgency, dumping the liability back onto the customer as losses are starting to get silly - they are not legally obliged to cover CC frauds, but know that they would see a lucrative side of the business collapse of they introduced these changes.

Asset Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thankfully faith schools have to have 50% of their > intake from the community now, although I'm sure a > bit of the temporary church attendance still goes > on. They had to in order to reap the benefits of taxpayer funding their school IIRC- quite rightly The Telepgraph hill area is like a writ large game of real estate musical chairs at the minute,as earnest victims scrabble to buy/rent/lease somewhere that will give them a leg up into Haberdashers & avoid the expense of private skooling

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...oh so it's alright then, everyones up to it, no > moral compass needed here by our law makers paid > by us, move on, everyone.....silly me for finding > it an outrage It doesnt make it right , but its not that big an issue finacially - morally is a whole different ball game I admit - but these are policicians- they are not in then game for anything apart from their own ultimate ( ego or financial ) benefit you encourage these vile detestable mealy mouthed w@nkers by voting for them ( any of them ) , then you have to accept this kind of fallout. You dont keep a dog and get surprised when it shits all over your floor now & then

Jessie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Snorky, I'd keep off the family room section if it > rankles you so much. You make massive assumptions > about parents who use the EDF - I'd be happy for > my son to be at ANY school within walking > distance. It's not an issue of being pushy, it's > an issue that we deserve a primary school place in > our local community. I don't know if I'm working > class or middle class, probably a bit of both, but > class is irrespective to the fact my son's > happiness is my main priority in life. of course you deserve a local walkable place, as does everybody - the reason this is not working out is the postcode jiggling manipluation by the primary school achievement obsessives that seem to spend their lives fretting over how to get into a higher ranked school - how many kids at DKH live within walking distance ? not as many as you would expect surprisingly - the clue is in the rankings. I have complete sympathy for people who cannot get into their local school when others were savvy enough to play the system for long enough to get an advantage. Is this how cut throat we have become - using the kids as proxy weapons to cement our own aspirational ambitions and to shit on others ? very poor show

Pfft- I dont see what the fuss is about - these people are policicians - the sums are truly pitiful when compared to the dodgy dealings of say the Italian government ministers - this is a diversion - give the masses something insignififant to chew over and it will keep them occupied for years there are greater problems around than someone maybe skimming a few grand a year

vinceayre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it just me or was CoD World at War really short > compared to CoD Modern Warfare. > > Shame about DukeNukem one of the first computer FP > shooters i ever played and got totally addicted > to. > > Vince Probabaly Modern Warfare scared the buggery out of me, whereas WaW just made me feel like Errol Flynn in a '40s propaganda movie Both these PC game puppies will be in the for sale section soon if anyone is interested

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