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4 4 2 OUT Heskey OUT Joe Cole IN ....and we might have a chance

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Congrats. Don't lose it all today...and look out for my mum ;-). Lily wotsit for me.

Excellent. The return of my favourite occasional poster and well known tree hater. I shall read this in full later with anticipation of an excellent read.

Is this a euphemism?

Steve,That sounds great. If you could.

And...in a glorious week of sport....now the US open. Have had small wagers at big and massive odds on McKilroy and Merino.

Mick is there today so I hope he's got a nice frock on. And today the word(s) is Kasbah Bliss

Dave R he's not trying to create policy he's asking for a renewal of thought and debate and so it's not meant to have any answers. It's not a manifesto.

er....think that locomotives weren't that common before 1776 Steve

...oooh and another

Some people think little girls should be seen and not heard but I think

BP have announced that Robert Green will take over as their CEO on Monday. A BP spokesman described Green an "an expert on spillages and experienced in helping Americans through tough times."

MILF...is a common acronym(?) *Coughs Mothers I'd Like to ****, er, you do the rest LM

I'm liking your work Honnie

Yeeeeeah...makes up for my disatorous football bets

Goldikova, That's all

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm grateful to one of the participants of this > thread for directing me to a strange coincidence: > it seems that Huguenot, in real life, is an > internet marketing consultant who makes a living > out of training big business in the fine art of > spamming FaceBook and Twitter users with targeted > advertising... > > A few interesting quotes from an article in > Campaign (some from Huguenot himself): > > The World: Cashing in on social networking the > Asian way (23 October 2009) > Social media users can be bought by advertisers > for as little as nine pence each. Robin Hicks > finds out how marketers benefit. > > As in the West, traditional advertising is not the > most popular way brands are using social networks > in Asia. Advertisers are increasingly trying to > enter the content stream itself, reaching > "influencers" in blogs and friend circles. ... > > The idea was to attract foreign visitors and > encourage guests to promote the hotel as "the > perfect blend of East meets West. > > More extreme methods to get popular quickly are > now emerging ... an online marketing company ... > sells Facebook friends for 15 cents each (nine > pence) to companies interested in a particular > demographic or interest group that suits what they > sell. > > ... provided that brands do not spam their > "friends" too often with messages and links, a > relationship can be built over time. "It's not > like buying Google ad clicks, which you have to > keep on buying. A Facebook friend or Twitter > follower, if treated well, can be marketed to > indefinitely at no extra cost." A Twitter follower > could be worth ten cents a month in sales, he > says, while a Facebook friend is worth a dollar a > month. > > But the good times might not last if the letters > to his lawyers continue to arrive. He has already > received legal writs from Digg and Twitter, but, > after writing back to defend his corner, has heard > nothing since. > > ... proves that the rules are still being written > for social network marketing in Asia. "We're not > breaking any laws. We're just doing what any other > Facebook user would do if he had the knowledge or > time," he says. > > Talk about hypocrisy! I just can't let this go. Advising people on how to use the social networks is not 'Spamming', Hugenot's quotes in this article are absolutely fine and certainly not hypocritical and not part of the picture you try to paint. Hal, you really are a bit of an unpleasant maggot aren't you? Bad taste in my mouth as I have defended you in the past. YUK. Go away.

So do I.

I'm happy with one minute cut offs if the surgery says gives me ?1 for every minute I'm kept waitibng for an agreed appointment, I'd be well in the money....should work both ways. I bet private patients don't get kept waiting.....

...other than that: dullish day; France very average; not sure about the them horns...will be intersting to see if their noise dominates once you get a team like England with plenty of vocal support; on the bets, down, as I had RSA V Mexico at 2.5+ goals; bring on tomorrow.

I think Lineker and Hanson are well past their sell by dates and Sheraer never even got there in the first place. Tedious, cosy, matey bollox in my opinion

When I watched the 1982 World Cup...it wasn't shown in any pubs other than in a few old mans pubs on sets that switched over to the races and at my hall of residence although there was a reasonable interest in the England games (maybe 20-30 mainly blokes) for other games there would be about five of us. How times have changed.

once again, this is Forum not an Episode of LA Law.....

Use to sit 2 rows infront of me at West Ham PGC