Mick Mac

A Newsnight subject tonight. But isn't this what Christians think anyway, so what's new.

I had to laugh - 60 mins of boring match and Hodgson and Neville, both put their hands over their mouths when speaking to each other. 1) no-one can hear 2) no-one wants to hear 3) no-one cares 4) it's a friendly 5) dumb and dumber

DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Positive shit too. For what it's worth I thought > the brioche bun was a decent upgrade to the > burger. Not so keen here DR. I prefer my savoury food savoury.

It's half term - people get sick at half term.

The OP didn't actually ask for a recommendation - it was more like, this one seems to be closed, do you know one that is open across two postcodes? I agree with Dog duck - pointless.

Gloves Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > M&S is only going to be a clothes shop. Selling > suits and bras' > I read this online, so beware if you think you're > doing your food shopping here. "online"? - show us the link then......

True. And I like the sound of Sir Knobby Stiles too. I didn't see the England game last night but twitter said Tom Rogic (Celtic) had a good game in the Aussie midfield. Well done to Rashford again - it's going to be hard not to take him.

You take the risk that the availability remains I guess

I cant understand that sentence. Can you write it again.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 6700 thanks Quids Yawn

Your mate says "one for the road"

You open the dishwasher, and it's empty

The wife says, oh alright then, if you must (play golf I mean)

3. you would be foolish not to check or at least check the tenancy agreement for this type of clause - but if you are 100% that no damage will be incurred to the wall by the fixings etc I'm sure that would be fine - landlords expect that tenants will want to hang pictures I'd be interested in the answers to 2 - we also have a large bare wall at home and are looking for ideas

> My local butcher's, K Libretto and Daughters, is > an acquired taste. The man with the cleaver, Kim, > refuses to join the 21st century by insisting that > his customers pay by cash or cheque ? he doesn't > take cards. The d?cor dates from the 1970s, and he > doesn't take on any extra staff, Same as the Plough butcher (no name) - old fashioned butcher and the best meat I think, but also at a fair price. Very underrated.

Private Banking customers can get exclusive deals. You qualify automatically when you move over the road.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Quite right Scholesy, don't listen to Mick, he > knows nothing about football... He is stealing your lines RD. You should have copyrighted that one.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I couldn't watch the whole interview. I was > immensely in under a minute. I reckon what it > really boiled down to is Rangers offered him more > money. All the rest is bullshit. End of. Im in suspense....immensely what :) Edited to add a smiley in case you called me a cunt again.

"The fans at Man United demand entertaining football and I'm sure Mourinho will come and try and give it," said former midfielder Scholes.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I somehow have Lou more down for a pink Juicy > Couture jogger. Ideal leisure wear for a glass of > vino in the garden. I can picture Mrs Rab C .....

Joey Barton will be 34 in September. I had no idea. Not too old obviously but given that I though Scott Brown was getting old (he turns out to be about to turn only 31) Barton is defo getting on a bit. Roy Keane bossed the Rangers midfield at age 34, but Joey's no Roy Keane (red cards part)

Or a Southampton feeder club.

Agreed RD - Ronny Deila at Celtic, was quoted as saying "I said yes to every signing" - that's a far cry from being in any way in control of signings. Rodgers has already said Lawell and Desmond have supported him on transfer policy - I'm guessing he feels slightly stung by the Liverpool experience and it was an important part of the Celtic discussions that he will have some autonomy. I hope so anyway - there wont be a lot of money, so he needs to spend it wisely. Having said that if I was the Liverpool money man I'd want to have control over where my huge amount of money was going.

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Referring to Brexit > > Mary- 'If only the Queen would give her opinion, > she's so learned and wise, we could just do as she > says. (pause) And David Attenborough, the Queen > and DA and we could just listen to them' That bit was funny when combined with Giles' facial expression. Not sure he was in agreement with it as a working form of democracy. He was very funny when admitting to having added sugar to his spag bol for years - she was genuinely annoyed and he seemed a bit taken aback and wished he hadn't said it.

"So obviously, being Joseph Anthony (Barton) and having gone to Catholic schools, I didn't really have a choice when it came to it. So I looked out for one of the teams when the Old Firm was on. I've said on Twitter, amongst other things, 'I'm a Celtic fan'.