SeanMacGabhann

I'm against the death penalty anyway, but that aside I wasn't too engaged with the whole Possibly-BiPolar-Briton-Gets-Killed-For-Carrying-Heroin story And then I read this one of the reasons why quids gets me so riled when comparing The Mail to The Guardian

The cheek of you strawbs!! After last years "lets all carry our trees to the drop off and have a pint" debacle!!

Jah, that money was just RESTING in that account...

What has that got to do with climate change scepticism?

mazza these were the suggestions from the last time someone asked

I don't want to sound like a Sony-hater because I'm not I've bought all of their consoles until the PS3 - I just don't see anything on there. I see potential - bags of it, but not much in way of solid purchases Blueray? A format cul-de-sac and an expensive one. HD films are available on multiple other sources PSN live? poor compared to xbox live

yahtzee strike again - this time with a game I'm unlikely to play anyway but the summing up at the end made me lose some of my breakfast via a great big guffaw Demon'ssssssss Souls

Lounge speak people anyway... Opposite if reasonable force is called what?

"Swift" is an answer that won't shift even if I can't make it work

Giggirl has already answered for me I know some countries have already gone down a smoking in your own home can be prohibited route, but I wouldn't like to see it here

Oi - Wenger! Given is apparently unhappy with events at Man City... January transfer window opens soon... you know what to do

what if we weren't talking about the smell of cigarettes - what if we were talking about some cat lady with 15 cats who never cleans up? Would that remove the sometimes emotive issue of smoking rights and let us focus on the plight of someone living with a smell they didn't create?

As you say Jeremy, it doesn' tmake it right. Once we accept that basic tenet then what we say after that is moot

There is this idea that other countries are, like, wizards at dealing with snow and stuff and that Broken Britain is an embarrasment in comparison it's worth pointing out that large swathes of North America for example were out of action yesterday due to snowy weather - airports shut etc. And they are more used to dealing with snow than we are people localise it to silly degrees - on here it's "the local council" or "Southwark council" on BBC London it's whoever's council On national radio it's Berkshire council When in reality it was a short sharp blast of extreme weather that was not forecast at that time - and people are too quick to point a finger. If the weather does get more extreme over the coming years I would expect to see major improvement in council responses but to suggest this is indicative of the 2012 olympics is just self-flagellation

judging by the many threads on the whole subject and peoples' experiences this morning I would hazard that you will be fine this morning

It's true Sanity Girl - the one time I met Mick Mac (at the Gowlett drinks) he was the only shaven man in the room so he knows what he's talking about

Now THAT is some walk - fair play to you

@ BBC Radio Theatre tonight so will be unable to make this one (which we had targeted after missing so many of late) have a good Christmas and evening

Buses were empty and the roads emptier - arrived at work 30 minutes early

Mild touch of the insomnia innit In further man-grooming news, Roullier White have some intersting stuff including proper shaving brushes and such

How are greedy footballers and bankers the politicians culpability?

Dr boos

Agreed quids. Guaranteed that the next council to clog the roads with gritters and it doesn't snow will be condemned as well for blocking roads. And wasting money it's a balancing act not a science and automatic condemnation from some quarters is ridiculous

I'm not saying you wouldn't. It just is no longer spur of the moment reasonable force then

So the council not gritting the roads is understandable in the circs?