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Hopefully we'll get a hung parliament and see what happens with that - I'm fed up of these massive majority 'sea change' moments...all in all, they all look unedyfying in their own ways

It's hardly been winter weather Matt has it....

In '92 I felt utter despair that the Tories won the election...I think I'll feel pretty similar if Labour win the next one.

You missed a 500 there Mick....

Well, a judge and to a degree his defence team did actually bat an eyelid 30 years ago Daizie...

Paul Weller Davy. Yup, your modfather himself.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "That fragile ego/vanity of yours again..." > > Sort of, but I just don't want a repeat of last > time when you came dressed in exactly the same > clothes as me along with the same trainers (bought > that day) and the same aftershave. We're lucky I > didn't leave with your family Quids. That's why I grew a beard

That fragile ego/vanity of yours again... You can ask to have them removed by out of focus. Personally I don't give a flying and there's a few piss poor ones of me in various collections

Too late Brendan. Your TV is now defunct, for ever. I too will never see Cbeebies or Milkshake again.

300

had to happen eh Iphoners...scroll down today's mash news http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/twatphone-tops-twat-list-200909292098/

I'm with Fields "I don't drink water, fish f*ck in it"

Of course Sean, I know a fair few unmarried couples with strong long term relationships...I suspect that this would have been the case wether they were married or not. In that sense marriage is an irrellevance. I put no value on any of it. For instance I suspect that marriage puts pressures on people in a relationship especially if one of a couple is less keen on the institution than the other; on the other hand, relationships go through rocky periods and my 'suspicion' is that as it is generally easier to walk away from a non-married relationship it is possible that married couples try and work through these periods possibly a bit harder than non-marrieds as a whole. As someone who has previously been married and also had a few other failed long term relationships I know which was the hardest split even though it was relatively amicable. I dunno witterings and off topic, apologies!

...damn, I am not as close to the inner circle as I thought

Bad science Sean, bad science...clearly many marriages fail but non-married relationships are more successfull???? Actually, the VAST majority of people I know with say 10 years plus under the belt are married but I wouldn't put my anectdotal evidence forward as proof. Relationships fail...but married ones at a worse rate than non-married ones????

Are Sean and Moos having a stupid day today or sumfink?

Beards are soooooooooooo last Forum Drinks BBW

Pinheads an in-joke Mick Mac,,,,keep up fella, I thought you were in the inner circle now

Timster - Sharon Tate, then 8 months pregnant, had been murdered 10 years before, horrific and awful but an excuse? . He filled a 13 year old with alcohol and qualudes and sodomized her...Charlie Manson would have been proud of him.

Figo's return to Barcelona if we want continental hatred

Dream on MM, dream on...

Well, Gordon's announced it's going to be means tested and my missus has just told me that that makes sense entirely so maybe I'll change my mind! Daily Mail headline tomorrow anyone?

I am the only one in all of my family -siblings, parents, grandparents, cousins and aunties and uncles, the whole bleedin' lot, who has ever been so am still considered the 'Swotty Git' ( I 'think' they were all proud of me)...so of course I was immensley proud of myself, worked extremely hard, and didn't try and waste the taxpayers money (those were the days) on drink and drugs, oh no

Wot Sean said - I wil be absent from Friday dad's night this Friday and in the CPT (for the 3rd time in two weeks - do \I get a tankard behind the bar?)

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am I right in thinking the worst reception from > any Premiership team given to an ex-player on his > first return back was at Upton Park for Paul Ince? > Which I think was 5 years after he'd departed? Frank Lampard gets a fairly lively one too Campbell at Spuds is a contender too