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That was the general idea Asset. I think it's window shopping in Threshers.

Re: Lordship Lane incident Posted by: thebeard Today, 09:02AM Figures showing. ?The number of knife deaths in areas targeted by an anti-knife crime scheme has risen? Marion Fitzgerald, of the University of Kent. Interviewed on BBC news. GOD HELP US. She hasn?t got a clue! When asked what should be done she couldn?t give a straight answer. WE all know stop and search has NOT increased! Regardless of the figures. I am disgusted that these so called Professors like ?Marion Fitzgerald? ?Clueless individuals who have their heads in books rather than being out on the streets? are taking our money and diverting attention away from the things which need to be done short term, How many parents of dead kids do we have to listen to before the police actually target these knife-carrying kids? Professor Marion Fitzgerald doesn?t give a damn so long as she gets to appear on the BBC and is paid by US to write her books. Clueless self-serving dreamer with no idea what of what would work silly silly Professor. Finger crossed it?ll go away ?? How many stabbing are not being reported.! But these figure don?t mean a thing until kids realise carrying knives is against the law it?ll never go away.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When he's finished his 6 cans of Stella Quids > stands guiltily in front of the mirror naked and > takes pictures of himself with his dick stuffed > between his legs to see what he'd look like if he > was a girl! Especially effective if you add some eye squintage. And a memory. Oh, Scotch (sic) Debbie you never looked finer

Death May Be Your Santa Claus - Mott The Hoople

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I also pay the extra so that their dog that's > aptly named "187" doesn't tear my jugular out if I > slam the freezer a little too hard when I'm > pissed. Of course good ol' 187. He's got that poor outlook from being named after one of the crappest Samuel Jackson films. They could have gone for Pulp, Snake or Coach Carter, but no 187, and we know what that's code for.

Were they definitely angry? Were they 'protesters'? Could the concil security officers have been forming an audience? Did anyone at any point here a reference to 'Winchester Cathedral'? Because whenever I hear about a megaphone and a group of people I instantly associate it with The New Vaudeville Band.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > My dirty shop from the Tesco express is usually > > > 4 pint size Stellas (normally I wouldn't choose > > Stella, but the selection is rubbish) > > > Keef are you out of your bloody mind. You're > paying ?6.58 for 4 pint size cans of beer! > > Go to the Spar opposite fozzy hill swimming pools > and you can get yourself 8 500ml cans of either > Holsten, Kronenburg or Fosters for ?6.50! > > Jesus Christ Keef, pull your bloody finger out! > > > Oh and just so you know. Keno's opposite fozzy > hill Police station on Dartmouth road is open till > about 6 a.m but the prices are a bit steep to say > the least. But you'd expect to pay a little extra for the atmosphere, convenience and if 'Neb' is on shift, access to the small but perfectly formed tins of Heinz Toast Toppers. The cheese and ham if he's in a good mood.

I Feel LOve - Donna Summer

Mama Weer All Crazee Now - Slade

Mama Told Me Not To Come - Three Dog Night

Is it true that all Laura Ashley shops are now built without stairs?

I Bloodbrother Be - The Shockheaded Peters

Like A Rolling Stone - Mott The Hoople

I don't think so JB, if the funds aren't in your account you get declined, and then everyone gives you a sideways look and you have to walk away muttering how you're going to take your bank to task over this error, you just see if you don't. Then you get outside blush deeply and utter foul oaths under your breath.

I was going to put forward sweetcorn eaten from the tin with each layer liberally coated in salad cream as a rot snack. But then I realised the sweetcorn was Green Giant and the salad cream was Heinz so it's probably not really 'rotty' enough is it?

ThinLizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just to update -- Barry Rd offy doesn't accept > cheques (I got the 'you are a scummy student' look > (I think) -- so I went down the road and ended up > using my debit card anyway -- bring back cheques I > say -- always good for the last week of the month Ulp, apologies TL for inadvertently giving you the wrong info, perhaps they have decided not to accept them any more then. Pity it helped me out on more than one occasion when being visited by Mr Skint. They are obviously following the trend set by the high street stores. Although maybe it depends on how much it was for, I know some smaller shops don't accept cheques/debit cards for under a tenner or a fiver in some cases as the charges make it not worth their while. Once again sorry for the bum steer.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HRH?? Happily Rejiggging Houses.

Tell It Like It Is - Ian Hunter

He Hit Me (It Felt Like A Kiss) - The Crystals

Dandy In The Underworld - T Rex

Chariot Choogle - T Rex

Like a White Star Tangled And Far Tulip That's What You Are ? Tyrannosaurus Rex

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I found myself having brunch yesterday with > someone to whom I had to EXPLAIN who Ian Hunter > was. It was most tedious Hoochie. The food was > excellent though. It's an alarming state of affirs Giggi when there are people at large with this enormous gap in their cultural knowledge. You could direct them to the interview in this month's Word magazine. Nice to hear you put them straight.

Mind 'Touch Me' was a career high compared to her and Mick Fleetwood 'hosting'The Brit Awards in 1989.

Man Overboard - Ian Hunter