Brendan

Fukcing hell quids, you?ve even more hang-ups than I do.

As with all political shit there are a number of ?truths? being spouted by that we are supposed to just swallow without any independent supporting information. The one that seems most prevalent here is, ?The 50p tax rate hasn?t/doesn?t raise any significant income.? What are the figures on this and what amount of the shortfall (if any) from scrapping this tax is going to be paid by other people? Anyway people in the city are celebrating I'm sure. That must be nice for them.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan, you planning on buying a ?2m house then? > Flash git! This was an initial misunderstanding of the figures on my part. I blame Nick Robinson. Either that or I?m a multimillionaire chain smoker.

Yeah it?s great. From what I can make out I?ll be paying more tax and have an extra chunk to pay if I ever can afford the luxury of giving my family a home to live in whereas people earning 3 time more than me have to contribute less. Fucking winner.

Stop it. You?re making me all teary eyed.

When you travel in to work from a tiny little station in rural surrey with one train an hour you get a nice seat with armrests and a little table to put your coffee and computer on. Is it worth the chinos, body warmers, copies of the Telegraph, Volvos, smarmy flabby necked cunts in pinstripes and their joyless cat-faced wives? Well not if they?re all in your house at once.

I think he?s sold a flat in East Dulwich and bought Ireland.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I agree with Woodrot. > > Nothing worse than halfway house "countryside" a > la Sevenoaks, parts of suburban Surrey etc. > Shopping at petrol stations, golf jumpers and the > Daily Express. And so very, very boring. Although there is much to be recommended about the prescription drug abuse and the swinging.

Apart from friends, the CPT and inside 72? A good variety of pubs with good varieties of beer. Outside of London both are pretty limited. Being able to go to gigs without it being an entire day?s expedition. Stockwell skatepark.

Well it?s not that fascist so maybe, conservative fascism would be better.

It does quite nicely illustrate that specific duplicity within liberal western opinion.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You are well within your rights to say what you > think within the moral framework of our society. Is the double meaning in this sentence intentional?

I thought the Plough was the Upper East Side?

Iron Maiden > Judas Priest

kenickie > busted

That may be similar to what would happen if a Jewish couple demand to be married in a mosque. But this doesn?t extend to religious ceremonies from what the man reading the news said. A priest for example will be just as free to not marry a couple for what ever reason he or she* sees fit as they are now. *who knows ?ey.

Actually Elbow are from Prestwich. But enough about Norfern rock. It's as insipid as the weather. Northern women mind? Any chance of this morphing into the Lauren Laverne appreciating thread?

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Finally it is staggering that anyone would imagine > that gay marriage has anything to do with anyone > but gay people themselves. That was my first though. What does this have to do with people on whom it will have absolutely no effect whatsoever? It?s the basic morality acid test. Does this cause anyone any harm? Yes or no? No. Well ok then get on with your life and leave other people alone.

Rarely for a Ramones song this one wasn't written some fifty years before I was born. I'ts not as good as Busted of course but then who is.

Over-sharing again *Bob*

Normally Like: 1 3 5 2 4 R (alhtough reverse can be in a different place depending on the car. Or: R 2 4 1 3 5 But that's only if you are planning on driving a 1970s Datsun though.

Don?t worry you won?t actually meet any cockernies in London. They all live in Essex and Kent naah and drive their BMWs to the golf course on the weekends.

Yes it was in SA. Quick look at wikipedia says that the Btech is still around in SA, Aus, Canada et. but was discontinued in the uk and those type of courses are now just called BScs. I think mine was in nail technology or was it elephant dung relocating. It was a long time ago now I can?t really remember.

Are you talking about a Btech? As is Bachelor of Technology? As someone who?s first undergrad degree was a Btech I can assure you have to finish school (or I suppose get your ?Ey Levels as it?s called over here) before you even start on a 4 year programme of study.

I dunno. Is that?