Chippy Minton

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's just a place for > sloganeering.....something which IMO the left is > far more prone too than the non-left* I think it used to be, which is why historically the right have been far, far more effective with using all types of social media, not just Twitter. It has balanced out a bit more now - partly because the left have actively tried to move towards "evidence based" blogging and ideas like Netroots, and partly because loads of people on the left bought into the idea that it was "Twitter Wot Won It" for Obama four years ago!

Marmora Man Wrote: --------------------------------------------------- > I may call in. I am working in the South West at > present but should be passing Camberwell on the > way home on Weds evening. Watch out Lulastic...I think MM may see himself as some sort of Peter Skellen to your Frankie Leith in this situation ;-)

Here you go RosieH, complete with protest pics! Top choon! The next big protest in London is next Saturday - http://afuturethatworks.org/ Good luck Lulastic

I also agree Wonga are legalised crooks, but does it really surprise anyone that Ashley has done a deal with them? He's hardly someone that worries about his popularity status! With regard to Muslim players, did Blackpool or Hearts not have any Muslim players when they sponsored them?

I like the "I can't be bothered with this anymore, but I'm happy to meet up for a drink to discuss it further" type posts on here. I always think it is the online equivalent of actually being out for a drink and someone saying "why don't we take this outside."

Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode Dinosaur Jr - Freak scene

The deduction will be 14% for the first extra bedroom and 25% for those with more than one spare bedroom. It will allow for one bedroom for each person or couple living as part of the household, with the exceptions of children under 16 of the same gender expected to share; children under 10 expected to share regardless of gender; and a disabled tenant or partner who needs non resident overnight carer will be allowed an extra bedroom. The Dept of Work & Pensions' impact assessment estimates that 660,000 working age social tenants will be affected which is 31% of the working age benefit claimants living in social housing.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm pretty rounded sort of chap. Full CV available on > request. Yes please...I'd like your number for when my house burns down at 3am on a Sunday. I'll need someone that doesn't have any formal qualifications, but who is obviously capable of saving me because they once replaced the battery in their smoke alarm using a step ladder.

The final decisions on the Welfare Reform Act still haven't been finalised - they will be made this month - but the current proposals indicate there's still plenty of changes and benefit cuts to come. Next April will see Personal Independence Payment replacing Disability Living Allowance; Council Tax Benefit cut; Benefit Cap introduced; Bedroom Tax introduced; Housing Benefit rates changed to follow CPI instead of market rates and the Social Fund abolished. It won't be until well into next year when we can get an idea on how everyone stands to be affected.

I can understand why Colin was sacked and Sparky was hired. If nothing else, he had much more Premiership experience than Colin. I agree, he'll be lucky to see out the week though.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I reckon I could cut that man free with a decent > Swiss Army knife in about 5 minutes. From the man that thinks you can drive a tube train after 5 days training...what a surprise!!! No doubt because you've worked in the health service you can perform brain surgery after a two week correspondence course as well.

If this ever happens to me, I would like the Fire Service, not the Ambulance Service, to come and get me out ASAP. http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/63237000/jpg/_63237628_bin_man.jpg http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-19790191

Tamen est; twat quamvis

"Therefore the risk is low and the area doesn't need 24/7 immediate response vehicle(s)" Seriously, MM? Come on! There are people on this forum who are outraged that the Council don't run a 24/7 noise enforcement squad (or whatever they're called) or the dog turd patrol has been cutback. Just think of the reaction when the excuse for the fire service not stopping your house burning down (or worse) is that it happened at the wrong time of day!

Cross Keys on Endell Street is still just about unspoilt although they like to keep their Christmas deccies up October-June.