Brendan

I love the word soccer. It?s the best way to offend a pom.

soccer.

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shoshntosh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > their > political views, including those on healthcare > (and most certainly on Obama) are mean-spirited, > selfish, greedy, and often utterly devoid of any > kind of compassion. > that anyone in this day and age would consider > postal service and education a god-given right BUT > NOT HEALTHCARE is completely bonkers in my view. > i spent 30 years of my life in america. i was born > there. love it. and dream of going back someday. > but make no mistake, most american republicans > hate poor people. plain and simple. I don?t think this is restricted to the ?right? in the US. I have the misfortune of working with a number of prominent supporters and members of the Tory party (you know the one who are going to be the next government) and all these things apply to many them in equal measure. Not all mind you. There are a few who are just delusional. Anyway I hear them discussing with glee how they will be able to slash NHS and education spending and launch plans to get rid of state pensions all with the ultimate outcome of handing more power and leverage over the people to the private sector.

They?re both essentially one dimensional games for troglodytes. They can both however be good entertainment and quite fun to play. Soccer is however just a downright fucking embarrassment. The behaviour of people who watch it, the spirit in which it is played and the examples it sets are disgusting. This is not to say that bad and unsporting things don?t happen in rugby too but to a far lesser degree. When last did anything even vaguely sporting, which would set a good example for a youngster on how they should conduct themselves as a decent human being, happen in a professional soccer match? What do you think the chances of rival soccer fans sharing the stand again are? Ever? That in itself is enough to make any person with an even vaguely decent moral framework feel sceptical of the whole thing. It is in no uncertain terms a foul, national fucking embarrassment. I will still watch international games but I have no inclination to have anything to do with the slurry pit of professional club football.

macroban Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I understand that the NHS will have a dire > shortage of midwives within 10 years due to > retirements. Where did you hear that? Just interested as my wife is a midwife and what they are seeing at the moment is a shortage of midwives in the NHS. Colleges are however qualifying enough for requirements the problem is the NHS aren?t hiring them so many newly qualified midwives are having to change career due to not being able to find work while many hospitals (I may add Kings and London hospitals in general are apparently glowing exceptions) are understaffed.

Well I for one can't handle it. First Katie and Peter and now this! This country's going to hell in a reusable, cloth shopping bag.

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember when they split up in 97 > > Actually, it was probably 96. Dude if you remember the 90's you weren't really there maaaaannnnn. Or is that the 70's or the 60's I can't really remember.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh great. Going away for the weekend with a mate > who loves them. Reckon it'll be a barrel of laughs > now. Watch out they don't piss in your pint pot and throw it at someone.

You corrected his grammar didn?t you?

She made me shake - the odd numbers

[yes and Elvis, the Beatles and many others but Fats Domino did do a version]

Shake Rattle and Roll ? Fats Domino

In not more than 500 words. I can't see it either.

Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Dear brother. Thank you for your letter.... It would be, Dear Norman, Shirley.

Why do you guys keep on posting pictures of Gok Wan?

I can never imagine the Normans as French. I have it in my head that they must have all been called Norman and were therefore all gas fitters from the Midlands.

Word!

Anglo Saxon as in modern English identity not medieval ethnicity.

that's just Gok Wan without his makeup.

louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ... French as a nation do not by and large > go to war; Yes they do. They're actually pretty good at it too contrary to comon (well not common more like just Anglo Saxon) belief.

I see what you mean Jeremy but isn?t the second from the top actually Gok Wan?

Brendan you dick, The Shadows never played Pipeline.

Pipeline - The Shadows

Pipeline - Anthrax