Brendan

This whole thing is getting jolly exciting though isn't it. Enjoyed this little bit yesterday: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/jul/13/rupert-murdoch-simon-hoggarts-sketch

... deer A zombie deer

Zombies aren?t actually that dangerous but they are responsible for puce.

So we've been reduced from Cannibal Corpse to Deicide then.

Aren't Death Metal.

Isn?t one of the requirements for theft that there is intention to permanently deprive the victim of their property? If so how would you prove that a squatter?s intention was to permanently deprive the owner?

It seems a bit harsh for it to be a criminal offence. I know it isn?t very pleasant and we?d all prefer it not to happen but everyone gets caught short once in a while.

Awww. I've gone all warm and fuzzy.

Mocker's knowledge of where to find symbols on the computer is 8* *Turn your head 90o** **Superscipt

I've always wanted to be able to wear a skirt. In a non-cross dressing sort of way. Trousers can be bloody uncomfortable sometimes.

It's supposed to rain in Ireland. That's the point of ireland isn't it? I've been in a Greek taxi before. It is not something I would like to do again.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a mutual interest it's called the EU - > the Common currency is threatening to pull that > apart, go and ask them in Greece and Ireland what > they think of Europe at the moment I may just do so. The exchange rate isnt' looking bad at the moment.

Anyone remember what has happened time and time again in the past when European countries experienced economic collapse and there was no mutual self interest from the rest of Europe to keep them afloat?

To be honest it didn't take a lot to figure out that Bjork was up to something. Excuse me.

Bjork.

I thought the Israeli-Palestinian thing is because they don?t have enough Marmite. Anyway, what about Australia for that matter? It seems that it isn?t the heat but the combination of heat and the Euro. As a currency it was obviously designed for use in economies where the people making financial transactions are not suffering from heat induced laziness and half-cut on olive oil. The refusal to take sensible, honest consideration of climate induced cultural differences when structuring monetary policy is one of the many things that are wrong with the world today.

I've never been fucked in the face by a country mile. Sounds horrid.

Especially as it seems to be at about crotch height.

Or like what you do to a cake with a knife?

Chippy Minton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan - what do you mean by "professionals." Is > this white collar workers or would you include the > skilled working class? Sorry it probably not the correct choice of words. What I meant was people who provide essential services. Teachers, doctors, policemen etc. Civil engineers and chartered accountants can strike all they like.

For what its? worth I get paid more and don?t work half as hard as the average teacher. I suspect the same is true for most of the people who spend their days posting on here. I?m not really comfortable with professionals striking though.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 3. Shifting from RPI to CPI has a logic - RPI > excludes the costs of a mortgage, CPI does not. > Few people pay a mortgage once retired. Maybe not in your generation pal.

My taste in semantics > Your taste in semantics

Bottom right on page 27.

I think, whatever, I dunno.