Sandperson

I've known the Bellenden area for a few years now (in fact, it has been said, I put the bellend in Bellenden Road) and as far as I can see it's almost gone backwards. The 'Experiment' was great and there are some nice shops etc. down there but I think it has always suffered from being too small. It's not got the stock of premises to offer enough variation of shops or services imho.

See. We choked. I see the final slipping away.

Just to clarify, I wasn't gloating. I think we'll choke against Barca so I dare not gloat. ;-)

Dspu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Armed Plod said Jackie Brown, Home Sec had moved > in to my girlfriend yesterday but she assumed he > was joking....::o The Home Sec moved into your girlfriend?

What was Riise thinking?

Get ready for another pram! Lila Grace was born yesterday at home. Looking forward to the next 20 years, should be fun by the sounds of it.....

Nero Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a wren that comes to eat all the little > insects off a budleia (sp) bush. I'd never seen > one on the bush until it came a few weeks ago, and > was going to post about it, but then read that > they are really common. Can't be that common if > someone else is remarking on it. Nero I can't stand people who can't control their wrens! I love insects and to see them being mindlessly killed by roaming birds is very upsetting. I think they only kill 'for fun' too.

Oh I forgot that I am a cyclist and that I have visited Starbucks as well!

I cant stop my cat(s) from doing this, its just natural isnt it. Blimey with two cats, an impending birth and being a Man Utd fan I am looking forward to being one of the most unpopular people on the forum!

Surely us UNITED (Manchester) fans can relax now? Will we slip up in the league?

snorky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The thrusting pain in the arsey mummies seem to > congregate together - you only notice the ones > whop are particl;arly nauseating I think , even > thou the vast majoprity of people in the cafes are > Ok > > best to avoid the likes of Blue mountain if you > want to keep these lot at a distance - Dulwich > park cafe is pretty bad at ther weekends & > lunchtimes - be prepared for paddington bear hard > stares should you manage to get a table and sit > there waiting for your food. > > Oh, and if this does happen you you, I find piling > the kids plates high with ketchup is enough to > blanche these peoples faces - Ketchup is > considered a a form of child abuse for these > shitehawks and a table smeared in catsup could > well be sprinkled with Polonium as far as they are > concerned You are kidding? The Red Persuader is off limits now too?

Blimey. The wife's due today and I am petrified of taking the newborn out! I will be getting hard stares from all the childless people and the mothers and fathers trying to run me down with buggies and steal my high chair. I think I shall just stay indoors.

Another wonderful day! And thanks for all the well wishers for the CL! Barca here we come.

Phew.

Birmingham 0 v 1 Everton Bolton 2 v 1 West Ham Derby 0 v 2 Aston Villa Reading 0 v 1 Fulham Sunderland 2 v 1 Man City Tottenham 1 v 1 Middlesbrough Portsmouth 3 v 1 Newcastle Liverpool 1 v 0 Blackburn Man. United 2 v 0 Arsenal Chelsea 1 v 1 Wigan

We won't beat Barca. That's if we can hold onto our lead tonight!

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > > I am most certainly not jealous of that dirge. > > Give me the United Calypso every time. > > ================================================== > ==== > > Sandperson, just because you don't get on with > your outlaws there is no reason to take it out on > the every other Scouser. Get over it. ;-) I'm going to be in my front room tucking into a take-away with him tonight. I shall be secretly hoping they win actually but don't tell a soul

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sandperson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Annasfield Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Come on you Red Men. I would expect that the > > 12th > > > man will be in fine voice tonight. > > > > Are we going to have to sit through the usual > ITV > > love-in "You'll never walk again..." scarf > waving > > garbage at the start of the coverage tonight? > ================================================== > ====== > Actually, you'll probably find that the > commentators talk all over it and then cut to the > ads. > > Expect plenty of noise - it's going to be VERY > loud. To class YNWA as garbage is simply jealousy, > no one can knock Liverpool for that or the support > from fans on a Euro night. I am most certainly not jealous of that dirge. Give me the United Calypso every time.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come on you Red Men. I would expect that the 12th > man will be in fine voice tonight. Are we going to have to sit through the usual ITV love-in "You'll never walk again..." scarf waving garbage at the start of the coverage tonight?

1-0 Liverpool I fear AND I have to watch it with the Scouse-in-law!

Personally I think this school must be some sort of joke. If they are going to run a school as a 'sports academy' why aren't they doing anything to stop the girls getting on the bus for one stop (whilst clutching a bacon butty and a can of coke from the local cafe (oh and don't forget the packet of crisps for afters in your blazer pocket))? All I see on Cheltenham Rd is girls eating junk and screaming. How is taking away the pool going to help a sports academy?

I wasn't saying I thought it was a dirty game or any more diving than usual just that Torres isn't averse to a dive. As far as the Hleb incident was a stonewall penalty. And as for the Hamlet, love it, Guiness, happy hour and a great view of the pitch from the bar.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I reckon we'll be discussing Senor Torres quite a > bit in the coming years, although I reckon we > won't be knocking him for diving. What an amazing > start to his first Premiership season. He's been > hacked to bits, but just gets up and keeps on > running. I was keeping my I on the Senor last night and I have to say, I thought he was diving as much as any other Premiership forward. Not so squeaky clean after all.

I have to say Arsenal were robbed. Should have been a penalty. More hatred from both sides for me.

Interesting take Citizen. I am guessing it's not going to be popular.