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BNG - that's to do with finance and speculative oversupply, nothing to do with Shale Gas's potential or not as a significant future source of energy

Well. A great result for Manchester....and not for Mick's bet

With all due respect Parkdrive you really don't think that the likes of Marvin Gaye, James Brown, John Coltraine, Brian Wilson don't get much credit? i think you've some excellent candidates on your list but plenty who are pretty widely acknowleged too!

CS are effctively marriages aren't they - it's the millions of people who 'live together and it doesn't work out who you (and *bob*) should be looking at compared to marriages. Or, more precisely, the two (marrieds and living together) that have children. But that's just semantics. Come on MM, this is just politics at best and stoooopid beyond belief. Married couples (or the wealthier ones) are already rewarded with exemption from IHT. Even by this theory, surely resources would be better going to 'broken homes' rather than stable ones? Playing to the gallery that's all this idea is - look what ill thought out rewards of the past have done to our finances. Gordon's fantastic univeral pensioner fuel allowance of ?200 being a prime example. Now costs the country a fortune and increasingly goes to huge (and ever growing numbers) of wealthy, healthily pensioned baby boomers but almost impossible to remove politically.

Mick - you can lay Tottenham for 22 on Betfair, for the love of god go and take your profit NOW...you know I'm right

Carter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "The Greeks for example do not feel, nor protest > the proposition, that the austerity has been > imposed by Germany." > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?2 > 7,file=39421 > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?2 > 7,file=39422 > > And my favourite... > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?2 > 7,file=39423 not only do we make things up we even photoshop stuff....er msybe. You've just talked a load of old twaddle in this thread Hugenot from beginning to end. Not sure if these photo's have come out but they are viusal proof of your idiotic statement and all you could do was say Very good and ignore them, so, in Black and White Huge do you still standby this statement: "The Greeks for example do not feel, nor protest > the proposition, that the austerity has been > imposed by Germany." ..a simple yes or no? Lying and making things up. LOL

Very impressive (I heard).

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > ...and Arsenal get AC Milan :)) > > They weren't a problem for Spurs last season. > Beat 'em home and away. Be good to see if Le Arse > can match those results. ;-) Yup but they don't have Benitez as their manager anymore ;-) *crosses fingers and prays Anna doesn't read the forum anymore*

Shoulder is a bit fattier, but the combination of texture and flavour when you combine the soft succulent and sweet fat the dark, nutty meat is a true delight and just as important as the meat to a ham lover ...you been overindulging in Masterchef El P?

..I even think Rev has its moments

Laid off my bet on City before the Chelsea game for a nice traded profit :)) Thoughts on the King George? - Mick, RD, Kells...go on even you Declan ;-)

Arsenal face AC Milan in last 16 & Chelsea draw Napoli Page last updated at 11:31 GMT, Friday, 16 December 2011 E-mail this to a friend Printable version Arsene Wenger took Arsenal to the Champions League final in 2006 Arsenal have been drawn against AC Milan in the pick of the last 16 Champions League match-ups, while Chelsea will play Napoli. Arsenal and Chelsea, the only remaining English sides in the competition, both face first legs in Italy. Defending champions Barcelona face German side Bayer Leverkusen. The first legs will take place on 14/15 or 21/22 February, while the return fixtures are scheduled for 6/7 or 13/14 March. Champions League last 16 draw: Lyon (Fra) v APOEL (Cyp) Napoli (Ita) v Chelsea (Eng) AC Milan (Ita) v Arsenal (Eng) Basel (Swi) v Bayern Munich (Ger) Bayer Leverkusen (Ger) v Barcelona (Spa) CSKA Moscow (Rus) v Real Madrid (Spa) Zenit St Petersburg (Rus) v Benfica (Por) Marseille (Fra) v Inter Milan (Ita)

...and Arsenal get AC Milan :))

Amazon ...hams

lol at a vegeterian seeing something meat based as a 'slight infraction'. 1/10 hugenot. It's just manners innit - if someone is invited round my house and doesn't like fish I ain't serving fish.

...am I the only person loving this?

When my mates from Essex started raving about Shoreditch I knew the game was up....

I'm old enough that I've got a couple from when everyone was last wearing them (1992-94, untucked with obligatory polar necked white t-shirt underneath)...and I was quite old then ;-)

lol at 'table cloth wearing'

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hipsters: Creative, independent of mind, off-beat, > edgy.....so why do they all look the same?! Put "Wannabee" on the front and remove "creative, independent of mind, off-beat, edgy" from the middle and replace the lasts bit with "that's why they all look the same.", and you have your answer.

I think the early snow last year compared to the warm autumn this year has had an effect on people getting in the spirit and on the p!ss. Plus, tough times.

I think you've misread Parkdrives Jah Otta ends "Not Nice" and PD starts "No it isn't". I think they are in agreement.

I think Obahma's been hugely disappointing (although expectations were stuuuuupidly high too) but god save us from this lot and hope he gets back in.

Me too since 1986. I think you should get a bit annoyed with your Newspaper - when everyday was the environment I got near giving up. They've had some dreadful fails (remember Anita Roddik's happ clappy dross!!!). I'm bored a bit of Fisk, a bit, you ALWAYS know what line he's going to take and that always makes me question. However a good brave journalist...with an agenda though? I quite like reading Lawson one page then Yasmin on the next (even though her stuff is quite often mad), and Hamish McRae is just the best on making economics make sense and interesting with an astute sense of the long term. He's about my favourite journalist at the moment. Lawton gets on my wick more than not with his grumpy old man persona but I like Viner. Harri..........mmm. Given their, typically Indie slightly smug coverage of both the Leverson enquiry, where they said corrupt journalist should be sacked plus a similar line on the recent scandall at Bell Pottinger, for creating false Wikki entries...I did actually think...and you're going to reinsate Harri you hypocrites! I may have to write to a newspaper for the first time. What's a decent alternative? I've dallied with the Times but find it boring, the Telegraph? Behave. And don't eveb mention that other one :))