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Dave Spart ? ultra-left wing activist, always representing a ridiculous-sounding union (such as the National Amalgamated Union of Sixth-Form Operatives and Allied Trades), collective or magazine, which is frequently based in Neasden. Spart's views attempt to highlight alleged misconduct, prejudice or general wrongdoing, but often end up being contradictory and illogical. The name Spart is derived from the German Spartacus League that existed during World War I, and other subsequent revolutionary groups surely some mistake

Gone with the Wind

I was too late

Very easy, too short for me though

Class war, we love it......Davis Spart surely?

it's hard to like BFS. He rests our two best players and diverts to last year's awful formation. Surrender, basically. Yuk, bad taste in the mouth for me playing %ages like that. tosser of a bloke.

Thoughts for today?

Still, there's always Lilly the Pink

until lunch today for me

I got the kids a PS3 for minecraft....complete waste of money, they just play on the App (i got Fifa and Assassinns Creed but *meh* just not my idea of fun tooooo old); since we went Mac I can't do Total War, which I really miss...to the extent I might buy a cheap PC laptop). Sooooo just Apps for me Crime City Plunder Pirates Living Dead, I think (Gree) I've played CC since I got an ipad so am now at nearly level 200 but not spent anything

Out on the weekend

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/blog/2014/dec/19/christmas-football-festive-season-boxing-day-holidays "Hark now hear the West Ham sing the Tottenham ran away" etc and Happy Christmas to you all

I actually though it might be Dave Spart :)

Awful, so pretentious it's untrue, boring and a struggle to read (despite being simplsitic) - applying some sort of marxists diadatic critique to comedy, er, you know it's meant to be funny. I'm gonna find my Viz as aoon as I get home too.

*swims past*

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quids they were forced out by the threat of > gentrification in the future. Some of the old > stall holders from the 70s/80s ended up down in > Orpington. I'm sure they would love to come back > but it seems the market is the exclusive haunt of > posh people these days. Such a shame. > > > Louisa. 1/10...a bit laughable! Seriously rubbish answer or p1ss poor trolling, you decide

But by the early 90s just the one stall there if I remember rightly, so not forced out or anything

Here's some advice for the educated Non pascentur, quod troglodytarum

predictable

Absolutely - people drive and go and have a look at the market and some shops and maybe a pub. You know supporting local businesses But you know 'some people'want the lane like it used to be, Icealand, a little record shop and some indian restaurants before all the blow ins ete etc etc etc etc. Just ignore them.

...be a great addition

Love Christmas at home in SE22 - no travel and packing is just an immense benefit on its own; nice and quiete but friendly; easy to get last minute things on the Lane - plans include house full of family, Turkey, Boxing Day - actaully my faviourite day of festivities - walk & pint(though the Dog not an option this year), Charades, Chess, Backgammon, the King George and three points against Arsenal. Kids are ridiculosuly excited already.

15% of the general public say they are going to vote UKIP - there's a fair bit more to worry about than Lewis beating Rory

Cliquey thread of the year award.....

Really? - Mailonline, Guardian Comments, West Ham online, 2+2, all forums I visit which are way beyond this