chrisp65

We tend not to judge, we tend to find something new every now and again click the likey. However, if you'd like some feedback on Oasis and AC/DC I'd be happy to oblige.

there you go, all been said above I take the fact that such an obvious measure of public mood isn't incorporated into the voting slips is tacit acknowledgement by the powers that be that they know it wouldn't look good for them. It would also undermine the coming tax rise so we can directly fund their grubby little clubs. At present, if all parties want us to fund them, and we vote one of them in, we voted to directly give them a cut of our earnings via whatever tax they choose to levy. You will not be allowed to opt out of funding political parties as 'the people' will have voted for it by voting for any of them. To be fair, it's a great business if you can get into it. You can't really blame people for spotting a soft route to money and influence.

oh but to be fair they are semi nationalised, the money being poured in is ours

Brad has the least letters, if that's any help

by chance, I was on the headland at Portland and there was a Red Arrows show over Portland and Weymouth for their Carnival great view (too late to hide the Miss Pilling of their)

welcome then GN if you're making this your home, you'll be wanting the initiation ceremony? 1. write yourself a sign with 'Scuba Steve' on it 2. .....

none of the above needs to be put on the voting paper to give everyone the chance to vote

oh yes Have to say, the wifey has put a lot of effort into the nippers' education - it's felt like I've mostly been an absent dad, earning the money to pay for the rewards. (I left school slightly surprised it was all over, with O level Art, O level English Lang, CSE Commerce)

anybody that supports a conservative policy is actually BNP sound a bit stupid? its about as stupid as presuming anti tory means pro Labour

that poor cat

She's my daughter, she'll be doing stuff like that in her head before she's two! a little tip, don't offer an exponentially sliding scale of financial rewards for good exams as of yesterday, I'm bankrupt

working from home hahahahhahahahahaha

haven't had a drink in a few weeks got hit for a hefty taxi bill by the office - whilst I was savvy enough to give a duff name, the unknown taxi rider that had the office password and account number always got dropped at my house basics, absolute basics

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBCO1ryf4JE pop the 'phones on, zone out and give this a try........ they play London and Bristol in October, I may well go to both

superb news, now you can send her down the shops (but you'll have to give her the right money, they can't do small change for a few years)

yeah, I'd love for them to come back here and do their trial and time nothing makes me feel more warm and cuddly than my tax being spent getting tv's and kettles sorted for idiots in prison that did something mind blowingly stupid abroad

yes my nipper is mid GCSE's and has just informed the choices made will now require a change of school if they are to be continued at A Level. the nasty party

I just set mine so that the rear view mirror vibrates and pulsates and makes the world behind me slightly fuzzy. A happy side effect is that it also alerts me that I've left coins in the central executive tray. That is the correct volume.

they could be scones every time they land and try to comunicate they end up cut in half, smeared with preserve and eaten as a great big eff off by us the scone drones are pooping themselves they don't get earth on the Sunday evangelising rota

never did like Stevo between me and you, he was a bit of a penis the rest of you are fine, especially the mods

I have designed a few drive through banks and cash dispensers in the past. About 5 or 6 years ago one of the banks was going to roll them out on redundant petrol station sites. Then something or other happened that involved the banks about 5 years ago and the idea was iced.

less than a quarter million Martins, 60 / 65 million in France chances of somebody you meet in France being a Martin is, er, 240 / 1 ??? (you'd never believe I'm a bookie)