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Er, LadyM/Sniffy etc Mick was talking about wether we'd voted about Jah's new (or maybe not new) status as resident EDF sex symbol I think, not politics

...Tony Blair. I hang my head in shame that I actually voted for this self-serving piece of sh1te.

you crazy Limeys

I'm not sure if he actually made it to East Dulwich reading it

The experts opinion...

I'm not a techie and it looks a bit big to me to say take on the bus so I thought it looks like a 'we've done it because we can' type thing that techies sometimes are guilty of BUT on reflection for pissing about at home on Facebook/The EDF/Doggers of east Dulwich and playing a bit of online poker I could see it's more flexible and comfortable than a laptop and more practical than a mobile for this sort of thing...so maybe...but not going to do it anytime soon and I'm not a Techieperson or a complete Applephile

Denzel from Only Fools and Horses?

I've heard them both before

Just getting our revenge back for McAvennie

Well - what's wrong with that, he's still worshipped by the 'progressive left' as some sort of cuddly old progressive..I'd have been scared what have happened to this country - on several levels - if he'd ever got his hands on power. Idealism turns to dogma far too often, infact I spit on it - like your teacher who ruined the Romantic poets for you ;-). Incidentally, as mockney points out, it's all a bit arguing about semantics but in terms of governemnts, the 3 most Radical since the war Atlee's - nationalisation, the full welfare state, creation of NHS Wilson's - the great Social reforms of the 60s all progressive on abortion, death penalty, divorce and homosexuality Thatcher's - privatisation, freemarkets, reform of dinosaur Unions

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Citation needed Where do I begin? Number 1 - Tony Benn often going on about 'us in progressive politics' on Mao "The greatest man of the 20th Century"

Poverty/or a crap job is an excuse for rudeness now then? What an insult to all those that do crap or poorly paid jobs politely and in good humour. This bloke is a rude fecker end of.

David Lacey in the 80s on a certain football team...."On days like this, West Ham can reasonably be considered a gift from the East End to civilsation" after we beat Newcastle on sunny saturday playing superb football.... no surprise, we won bugger all that season Bill Shankly in the 70s - "West Ham - lovely football, lovely players...2 points to Liverpool" Pretty means nothing.

Looks like he's through (almost)

Bill Nighy=Jah Lush

He's a miserable git who wears Fred Perry...I can relate to him (tennis aside obviously).

*Stands and applauds*

'The Wedge' stands the test of time

Tee Hee...maybe soon

I spent my 40th Birthday out off my head (legally and illegally) generally surrounded by friends who were far younger than me - though the old guard dropped in earlier (pre clubbing) but had to (and I expect wanted to) return to babysitters et. thinking without any sadness "This is the way it's going to be for me"...seven years later I'm married with 3 kid under 5 and happily so... I'm with John Lennon.

Hal's a computer and Roll Deep is an animal, I am male

Another...erm...person (*Coughs, canine, eats little piggies)..has come to the rescue

I can't remember

Love is all that's important. There's enough children being born into poverty/disesase/war/earthquake zones on one level or into completley disfunctional 'families' on another to worry about this couple whose child will at the least start its life being wanted and loved

I still can't do it..