Mick Mac

Agreed let's not jump on people for getting on with their lives. Anyway, its now 19th June rather than 14th June? Slight slippage.

Are you old enough to remember the Dog, when it was a working pub?

Anders: 3.40 and 5.08 of this video. I remember as I was there.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Retrospective bans next season for simulation... > http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39962886 Will be interesting to see how this is interpreted - probably it will have to be very obvious, but imo should include "anticipating a challenge" where people fall into a goalkeeper's arm etc, which they could easily have avoided ...its becoming ridiculous I blame Anders Limpar for the whole thing.

IlonaM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, he was given stitches at the scene. > > Doesn't change offence. No - but it does add a bit more flavour to the judgement. I did wonder about how much damage would be done with a breadknife.

I would say its ok for young children but not ok for adults. It might even be illegal, when the Boris bikes first came out there were a spate of on the spot fines for riding on pavements.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .... a small girl in the Health Matters shop runs > in and says, "Mummy mummy I absolutely have to > have more Vitamins!" I don't think that scenario would suggest I was in SE22 particularly.

I think Ajax might beat MU ....

Hmmmm. Seems soft obvs, but whether its more helpful than a prison sentence, who knows. If she reoffends the judicial system will have serious egg on its face/possible blood on hands. Perhaps the period between the offence and trial has shown her to be drug free etc.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foxton's did something amazing for me. What was it then, selling a house, a magic trick, or a sexual favour? They usually sell houses, but your post did make me wonder.

What is it they say about foxes and their owners...

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > ????: Chelsea - no sentiment from me with those > tossers I left you off the list. You had the sense to ignore your teams title credentials.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A few predictors seemed to be heart over head. > We > > are all filled with hope at the beginning of a > new > > season I guess. > > I dunno. To win the league the predictions were: RD: Man United Otta: Liverpool Jah: Spurs PD: Arsenal

A few predictors seemed to be heart over head. We are all filled with hope at the beginning of a new season I guess.

Just a bit of sympathy RH, for the last defeat. No-one likes losing.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well you you were never going to get NZ or Aus, > being in Band 1, but still a pretty nice draw. > > We are the second best team in the world, the > numbers say so so it must be true...the fact that > in our last match we lost to No.4... Awww, bless.

World Cup 2007, we had that same group, with France and Argentina. We got dumped out. As the best team in the world, or thereabouts, England should have no problems of course. I'd say Ireland will be happy yes, avoiding all three southern hemisphere teams. Quite nice that NZ and SA are in the same group, to batter sevens shades of sh1t out of each other early doors.

Borky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Once a year this place cheers me up. Not much, but > ever so slightly. Great - do let us know which bit was the happy bit for you...

You know you grew up in ED when... I'll ask my children. They have grown up in ED and I'm rather envious. I do get to live in the same house though.

Brulysses, has been very quiet, but perhaps should apologize and change the thread name to reflect the unfortunate Perryvale, having been hacked.

I thought exchange controls were to limit fluctuations in currency rather than the flow of money. Balance of payments is imports v exports, not flows of cash I thought? If someone earns money in this country, as long as they pay tax on those earnings, they should be entitled to do what they want with it after that.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Both crap You are a ray of sunshine these days, aren't you.

Yes..... You surely aren't comparing Car Share to Royle Family?

OK - to clarify, and to compare like with like, I'm talking early Not Going Out, compared to early series Car Share. NGO is tired now, I agree, but I used to find it very funny, and everything tires eventually. And as for Tim Vine..... Car Share I just find absolutely awful. Tried again last night - I really just don't get why its "funny". And the reason I have picked NGO as a comparable is that they are similar genre - slapstick / boy likes girl or girl likes boy / not getting together

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > Are Spurs leaving WHL for good or returning > after > > rebuild? > > We're building around the old ground and will be > back at the beginning of the 2018/19 season. Good stuff - still on roughly the same spot (and in that case I can understand there not being a huge good bye)