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Can someone remind me when's the date and time to watch Millwall fans beating each other up at Wembley? That's always a laugh.

Looks like are all style no substance - I looked at them when we were thinking of having this done and a very pro looking website, calculator etc but reading these reviews sounds like it's all front and they are awful

Steveo we know you have THAT knickerless tennis player poster a man of the 70s like you, so pretend they are not there.

all the grants and giveaways are moving towards irrelevant in the grand scheme of things The key things are Does the single market (which it isn't in reality) bring our companies much benefit - jury out Are UK voters politically engaged with the EU - absolutely not Is the EU in need of major reform & is that going to happen - yes but no chance Is the disruption that would inevitably follow pulling out worth it- in the short to medium terms No The latter is why I'm voting in I whish we hadn't joined though

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great performance by the team and the management. > Which it was, and the match was a fantastic > spectacle. > > Not sure I commented on the fans - neither do I > want to. Well, yes that's the point in all the Hibs Love (team not EDF poster :) ); all the nastiness is swept under the carpet

Two questions The EU is about defense and security importantly (apparently)...whose the EU minister for defence? Who is East Dulwich's MEP? I don't know I suspect the vast majority of us on here don't.... The disengagement scares me and is growing and widespread throughout Europe; hence the rise of extremists on both sides and the EU is a major cause of this. I'm am in, just, as a pure economic pragmatist (which is why I am no longer left wing) and for those selfish reasons alone But it all needs massive reform and re-engagement and I don't think that'll happen. Long term I'm very pessimistic. If I was braver and less focussed on my personal job and pension (at my age with young kids very important) I'd be out like a shot.....it's a failing institution, driven by political elites and fundamentally undemocratic as is.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sunshine on Leith. 114 years of hurt is over for > the Hibees, and well done to Alan Stubbs in > particular. mmm. Not sure. Rangers fans and club are hard to like but blatant assaults on staff/players and fans by sectertarian driven 'nationalism', which is being widely ignored by the media and scottish nationalist establishment . A reminder why the sectarian bigotry of Scottish football should be kept well away from the Premiership to me.

peckham_ryu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- and turn into an > embarrassed sticky mess. a bit like the bottom of THAT paddling pool

ooops missed the Netflix.. ..Jah recommended the one about the Louche shagger from LA but I got bored of that; the rest you've covered.

I am in your boat *Bob*....stuck with Blind Dates and Gogglebox; although that undercover police squad thing (name gone) I really enjoyed against expectations.

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steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Giles's wife writes for the Specky Quids Ahhh! Kind of makes sense, Thanks.

I like the sisters tho. Gay guys are hilarious. The Hammers fans are a bit dull :(

The only one I don't like is the chippy vicar

it's "customer closeness" - by seeing how people use/relate to "food" more generally, in their own words and lives, rather than in a focus group/survey - clients hope to gain insights to how to market to them...as an ethnographic researcher might say :)

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is why I asked my question. This sounds like > advertising for the supermarket in question (for > which the filmmakers are being paid). Clients pay > on average ?60 for a couple of hours of peoples > time to take part in research/ focus groups. They > are never turned into short films - why would they > be? If a business wants to understand its customer > base better, it employs a research company. > > Is the end aim to make a series of adverts for the > supermarket? And if so, participants should be > paid just as they would be for any commercial. > Would help if the OP returned to the thread to > clarify. Not true. This is a type Ethnographic research and is quite widely used in research and is NOT advertising...still shouldn't be in lounge tho

Jog on joggers

Your brother is a feeler Your daddy is a dealer Your mummy is a stealer ..the Terry family

I don't think people really get how charities operate anymore - they give the license to collect to private companies who either have a % cut or a minimum target (which they pay for the licence) after which they get to keep the rest. No more little old ladies collecting on a Saturday morning outside; instead chuggers or ladies in bunny suits coming round pubs on a Saturday before football all on a cut and all incentivised. Hardly any charity directly collects 'on the streets' nowadays - with some exceptions. Short term they have to do this or they lose out but a race to the bottom in terms of goodwill. People seem to think it's still the little old lady model though......

Whilst the 'activists' of social media have been running mad on this for weeks, clutching at any straws to bring down the hated Tories - the silence of her Majesties Opposition and other mainstream parties speaks volumes....

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's going viral... > > http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2016/04/12/south-london-p > ub-barred-list-very- It went Viral and national weeks ago Loz; was in The Sun I think

I think anyone who showed up (they invited all their ex-players still alive) got a spin - "all the way from Canada ladies & gentleman, Craig Forrest" :)

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Godwins......its always Ken Livingstone or you *Bob*

I'm surprised the Cockney rejects didn't play this.......they could have chosen David Essex/Billy Bragg/Iron Maiden maybe :)