Mick Mac

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Also, Rumer (local, Herne Hill) could be the next > big thing and doing a date at Shepherds Bush > Empire. Would post a Rumer You Tube link but > can't access YT at work. Give her a go. > Rumer is on Jools tonight (ie now bbc2) She was excellent - voice reminded me of tracey thorn.

Rangers score 7 tonight. Oh dear. Hope they are not planning to make a habit of that.

Who is the big chap on the left blocking the view? ;-) Apart from that, looks great.

With the UK and US markets rising strongly for the last two weeks, is there growing confidence that sentiment is improving for the longer term?

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes - this week we have a Harvest Moon which > reaches its fullest on the 23rd, just six hours > after this year's Autumn Equinox. > Que return of the BBW?

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like my mum's definition. > > At a Rotary Club Dinner in rural Goucestershire, > in the 80s, after politely turning down chicken > and fish, she lost patience and said (very calmy > and in her lovely RP accent) > > "I'm a vegetarian. I don't eat anything that > f*cks" * > > > *Now, I know some pedant will now point out that > fish don't techincally f*ck (fertilisation of the > eggs happens outside the fish) but if you take > f*ck in this context to mean reproduce sexually > (as in by fusion of male and female gametes)then > it's not a bad definition. I enjoyed that post. Where is "rural Goucestershire"?

O Neill in line for Liverpool job

I think you are all being terribly unfair on golf. It really is very very exciting. And you should see the girls play it.

those who try to have the last word rarely are successful rosie.

You get it now anna. Good.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe some porn would go down well too :)) > Well with tiger playing a porn star or two might cannot be far away.

Shuddup love. More drink.

I think anna could do better than that herself Keef. Noone's ever told me I have had enough. Not that I remember anyway........ Edited to say: It might have happened last Thursday, and Saturday. Maybe it might happen this Friday too.

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't for a moment think I'm in, or even close to, > that top 0.5%, but yes, I am more than worth what > I'm paid, thank you. Don't mention it. The little bit that you get from me, spend it wisely.

annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > more than 6000 people in the nhs earn more than > the prime minister at ?142k. > > this suggests the nhs may not be short of money - > until it pays all these salaries. And then it will > be short of money and will write another load of > letters. > > > I took this to mean that you thought they could > save a bit by paying those 6000 people less. As I > think you know. I threw the salaries bit in as a bit of a tease anna. I'm sure you are all worth it.

I was not aware I made any comment on cost cutting anna. You may be confusing me with someone else. I have commented in general on the appropriatness of the letter.

75%

Sean steams in......people run scared.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a buoy. > > > PS: Rod Hull fell off the roof, he wasn't > electrocuted. Still dead though. "Still dead" - some things go without saying.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I don't know whether I'm surprised or not, KCH has > over 4,000 staff for 200m - that's 0.2% of NHS > funding. 0.2% of 6,000 is 12 people. > > Do I think it's possible that there would be 12 > people from a staff of 4,200 at KCH whose salary > is over 140k a year? > > No absolutely not. Not surprised at all. That would be fine with me too. Kings is a great hospital. But I guess there are therefore 5988 more to account for. :)

scott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have Sky Sports and will be showing all of the > big hitting games/events I knew you would see an opportunity scott. The Prince Albert is not for everyone. :) Can we keep the screen for rugby and golf please. There's a thought - are you showing the Ryder Cup by any chance?

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a British conviction hung over from class war > that that rank and file are better than the > officers. We all believe it, so criticising the > salaries is a rather repetitive form of abuse that > is unlikely to provied any real solution. > Its not an objection to people earning a significant amount (>?150k is considered a lot of money to most people - but possibly not to you...this is implied by your advertising exec comment ??) My surprise was to the amount of people earning over that threshold - 6000 people !. And many will no doubt earn greatly in excess of this threshold. One GP earns ?485k apparently.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Sorry if that makes me evil or something, I'm sure > yourself, LM & Mick are enjoying your high horses > at the moment, but I think it is actually you guys > who are missing the point, and just refusing to > look at the bigger picture. I think it is you who could be considered to be on the high horse Keef with the "holier than thou" attitude - "lets support the NHS whatever it costs and however it wants to achieve its funding this will always be ok". The NHS writes to former patients with an implied plea for charitable donations whilst 6000 of its personnel earn more than the Prime Minister. Get off your high horse matey.

more than 6000 people in the nhs earn more than the prime minister at ?142k. this suggests the nhs may not be short of money - until it pays all these salaries. And then it will be short of money and will write another load of letters.

Should that post have a smiley?