Mick Mac

Thought you were grounded HMB.

Have you looked in the what's on section ....

MM I hope you managed to sell them but most theatres will just reissue for another date for a small admin charge if you call the box office. I just changed some recently by phone. More importantly I hope your wife is well soon.

I'm going to Tandoori Nights but you're not invited cos you wear red wellies.

No. Saving some for breakfast.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Two of your best mates are grandads No they are not. Not yet anyway. Did you mean to say my rather than your ?

I thought about the question mark before I pressed enter HB but I thought, go for it, make a mistake and enjoy it.

I'm just not naturally one myself. I excuse myself believing that your personality is part of your genetic make up. Am I right.

I haven't really been aware of any of this. Are the short sleeve bottomed to the collar patterned shirts part of this fad? Seeing a lot of that around but I guess that may be just "fashion". Although that's something no 40 something should try, even you SJ.

I dont understand, I thought they took upmarket stolen cars away for respray and sale abroad or is that a myth. Whats the point in them stealing it and leaving it a few streets away? Surely they attract more attention geting out of a porsche than if they just left the burglary in their own transport. Anyway - i hope you recover it.

We have our Sunday Times delivered and have had it stolen from the doorstep a couple of times in the last few weeks.

He's moved to Newsnight on BBC2 now.

We have discussed your mate moving ad nauseam on page 1.

The original point was about your friends moving not your neighbours. (I'm just going to press enter and then quickly check the OP to see if that is actually correct or not but what the hell.)

UncleBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When bouncers wave you in without searching you. > Well really. Or they say "wait outside old boy, i'm sure your daughter will be out in a moment, does she know what time you are picking her up"

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I will be as happy as anyone if we win a trophy. > But supporting a team isn't all about winning > trophies eh.... it was a joke. The obvious answer being nil.

Think how many trophies Arsenal could win in two years SJ ;)

That's seperate to the point you made about them pretending...as he is going to meet with them I think it's reasonably serious. Having said that I think it sounds like its London he wants not Arsenal in particular.

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it's arsenal pretending to be serious for > him, knowing he wouldn't go there. But it shows > other clubs and fans they have money and are > looking to spend it, maybe sniffing out other > players Too clever by half SJ. I think it's a genuine bid. Let's see. Hopefully Arsenal have stepped up to the real world and are properly in the market for one decent purchase.

According to the Evening Standard tonight even Finsbury Park is more expensive than ED. Barring some parts of SE London, ED is about as cheap as it gets for any attractive areas of London. Wake up people, it's nothing special here. Much as we like it.

Does anyone know Emma and Murray? Murray had severe nerve damage to his wrist. The poor guy. On a range of 0-10 what pain are you suffering Murray? Answer.. 8. On a range of 0-10 how much sympathy are you receiving from Emma.... Answer...

reggie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Soundcloud is brilliant, isn't it.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it goes something like this. > > I like X > I like X > Property in X is getting expensive > Want a bigger house, more space > Property in X is getting expensive > Still want a bigger house, more space > X is not so great > Look at moving to Y > X is not so great > Move to Y > I hate X, it's full of knobs, glad I left. > > Psychological readjustment complete. Live happy. Usually a "good" Estate Agent can get you from line 1 of the above to line 11, in the space of a car journey from X to Y.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Obviously people are discounting the genius tack > of building their own place in a forgotten rural > corner of a country deep in recession, surely it's > the only sensible move. It will soon be cheaper to buy one that someone else built for themselves a couple of years ago. There must be a few of those around.

Too posh to push - I knew it. Kate "But Wills, it hurts" Wills "But nurse, there must be an easier way to do this" Nurse: "Its definatley an emergency, she's had at least two contractions - epidural coming right up"