Mick Mac

Has anyone else seen American Sniper. I thought it was surprisingly good. You need to take the American propaganda with a pinch of salt but it was I thought as good a representation of being at war as I have seen.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > StraferJack Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Very good > > > Don't encourage him, it really wasn't. Oh come on. It was.

Combat 18 ?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Took the 40 year old to the cinema to watch it a couple > of weeks ago and she loved it > > She laughed at the funny bits, clung to me for the > scary bits, cheered at the action bits and shed a > few tears in the sad bits > > Perfect > > And of course now every time we agree on something > we have to fistbump (with the noises) Edited as above :)

A month to go. Tickets bought for 12th which for some reason is called St Patrick's Thursday. It's World Hurdle day.

I am going for PSG. Interesting in the Times on Sunday, Graeme Souness compared David Luis and Jon Terry - "saying with Luis it all has to be about him, Terry is not like that"

he/she means that the car that is on the drive is not therefore taking up a different space on the street.

Celtic - Inter on Thursday night. Nostalgic looks back to 1967 - Unfortunately it's not quite as grand a stage. And we don't have Jock Stein's skill to lull them into a false sense of superiority. Sandro Mazzola admits he still gets frustrated when he looks back at the most famous clash between the two clubs 48 years ago. But he admitted the Hoops thoroughly deserved their 2-1 victory. He recalled: "I have a lot of memories of that game because I think about it a lot! I tell you before the match, we stopped to watch them train and do you know what they did? They played a practice match against journalists, with hundreds of fans on the side of the pitch who were drinking and laughing. It was like a village festival! "Our manager Helenio Herrera was the only person who had watched Celtic and he came back and told us we would win the game easily and we had beaten Real Madrid and Benfica in the previous Finals. "I scored a penalty early on. We thought we would win by three or four goals. But Celtic reacted brilliantly and the speed of their forwards troubles us a lot. "We undervalued Celtic and I hope Inter don't do that again this week. We spent the whole game defending. Jimmy Johnstone and Bobby Lennox gave me in particular a lot of problems. Celtic were deserved winners."

I saw one today too. Its happening a lot. It was on Pall Mall about 9am. I wonder what it was up to - any ideas?

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Johnjohn, if the vehicle is taxed and insured, it > can park where it damn well likes and for as long > as it likes. If you want a guaranteed parking > space outside your home, buy a house with a > driveway. I'm not seeing it that way. If you know you are going to leave your car for a long period then park it outside your own house, or somewhere not impacting other peoples ability to park. We all know the law - and thanks for the repetitive informative post about tax and insurance - but have a bit of decency and if leaving a car for a long period, be considerate. On a related issue - I'm seeing a lot of cars that are parked in ED for long periods for advertising purposes splattered with luminous logos such as "CARS 4 CASH", these are an eyesore and guess what they are taxed and probably insured too. They are left for 6 months typically.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This works the other way too. A times I'm not 100% > convinced BFS really wants a new contract. He can't have bigger dreams than west ham. Bit you could be right. Being in a job and under contract as a manger is probably a greater restriction on movement and opportunity than it is for a player.

I think PG was having a little joke. Hilarious.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You learn something every day. Thanks, Mick Mac My pleasure Loz :)

Yes HMB notably he refused the Bastareaud handshake immediately afterwards whilst sitting on the turf with a bleeding eye, yet once patched up they went head to head again. Was a pivotal match up and Sexton had an amazing first half.

That's different from losing his job now and stating the obvious that his position would be reviewed at the end of his contract. Sometimes you have to be careful what you wish for. Bit : One thing I do agree with is the WH style of play being a vital part of their history.

There is no way on this earth they will sack Sam when in the top half of the premiership. Surely.

Cmon Ireland, France traditionally the bogey team.

It will comply. You can get interest relief on the loan secured on your main residence (re-mortgage) if used to help purchase a rental property. It doesn't have to be a loan on the let property http://www.accountingweb.co.uk/anyanswers/interest-purchase-second-home-tax-deductible-if-remortgage-main-residence

If it's the Rake at Borough Market you are referring to, I went there with a couple of smokers and spent the evening drinking expensive beer in a car park. Took the edge off the nice beer experience.

Lets hope it's a vote loser and the Tories get in.

Is AbDabs going to answer his/her own question?

Hawaii86 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > And yes I realise it may have been someone from > out of the borough hammering it to a private > school but they may still see this and experience > remorse. Yes - that's a perfectly logical conclusion to draw.

She's been brainwashed, poor girl.

Subtitles for the Scottish accent is a bit harsh, we understand a fair bit of what they say HB.

Oh yes.