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Anyone watch the Nation's Favourite Motown Song last night? A bit light (ITV) but some good stories (and class songs obviously)

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just received my Millwall Season Ticket. > > Might end in tears. :) > > Foxy Nope, just in the First Division Foxy

Because it was and it's his birthday

er, 17 not 35 ;(

Argentina (7.8), Brazil (4.6), Urugay (27), Belgium (16) for wc potential trading for Belgium and urugay will hold the other likely all from back in 2013 Added France Vs Argentina Final France v Germany Draw 90 mins

I got belgium at 35/1 back in 2013 (before qualification)

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well that aside I really enjoyed most of it. I > even enjoyed Kasabians set, despite having always > thought they were a bunch of knobs. If we put being a bunch of/being a knob(S) into our rock star evaluation of talent there'd almost be no-one left......

..slept in a car

Very true PD

The Israeeli actions are often (very often) despicable and the situation is worsening BUT ...they are surrounded by countries many of whom say that say they have no right to exist, and should be wiped off the face of the earth including one (Iran - predictably much loved and defended as a victim by many on the extreme left) that was/is developing nuclear capabilty ..Since Israel came into exuistence they have been invaded twice with no warning whatsoever by several naeighbours ..until recently Israel was one of the only places where an Arab man/woman actually had a vote ...the standard of living for palestinian-israeli citizens is still above most of their neighbours ..they've been bomded and terriorised into a siege state and mentality It's a horrible situation and a despair of much of what Israel does, but many on left generally has them down as baddies in the simplistic world of white and black hatted cowboys that they inhabit.......

Dunno 'bout you but I feel at a bit of a lose end tonight...will be the same tomorrow :(

...was in danger of a kicking

...hopefully not the parents tho Mick

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >> though I wonder if, when answering, CofE > schools weren't really what they were thinking > of. > > Thing is, if 'British values' are genuinely > reflected by things like church fetes and the > CofE, then there is probably a case to be made for > a non blanket ban, just those that aren't us > innit. > > Not so very long ago that Catholicism was > decidedly unbritish, better dead than red > (cassock). > > Its not an assertion I necessarily agree with, but > it'd be intersting to have a straw poll of the > incidence of fundamentalist teaching and > undermining of science in the various faith > schools and how CofE would fare. Pretty well I'd think - about 50% of the C of E don't even really believe in god themselves as in Jesus was actually the son of god, it's the wishy washiest mainstream wet liberal (in the good sense) religon of choice ...I think your barking up the wrong particualr christian sect tree if you think the CofE is full of creationists.

the latter

Got in when it was light :(

I'm gonna join the astounded at Otta gang - it's been used commonly for years ???

It seems like everytime I switch on Glastonbury for the last 3 years it's those 3 Californian girls being bleeding interviwed in the 'tree house'

50% of the crowds looked over 40 anyway

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it just me but I found the BBC's coverage of > Glastonbury desperately dull this year and all the > headline acts totally uninspiring. It really does > suck corporate cock these days. When Bryan Ferry's the highlight you know it a bad'un

I think Nunhead will finally have 'arrived' (*pukes) when its good citizens get enough confidence to stop continually benchmarking it with its neighbour to the west maybe?

"Trebles all round"

....wore a suit.

Forget the Utilitarianism, ?The closer you can take decision-making to the people affected by those decisions, the better,? he said. Amen, Jeremy....

or, a largely overlooked Funking genius Sly