Marsdinho

Think you have to plave a MINIMUM $1 bet....

Do you mean the burgers will have a bad taste... thats just sick.

Police have release CCTV....

They were only there so that you didnt look a t1t turning up to an empty staplewood

Because Im not from Pompey...

I dont bother, as you get germs on your hand from the door handle as you walk out....

Of course, forgot about the 4g model. :confused: I'll wait. cheers

Hello, Im after an iPhone and have got bored of searching tinternet for deals etc. So, can anyone point me in the direction of a good deal they have seen on the net. Cheers.

See post #113 :smt005 Edit: Ah...someone beat me too it....

Lets all move on shall we.

We're f*cked

Yeah - Im a bit of a map geek.

Thought this was pretty good, must have taken ages to complete. http://www.bl.uk/magnificentmaps/map4.html

Ive tried this before. I wanted to reduce the amount I pay each month and heard (on here) that you can phone sky up and threaten to quit as the monthly fee is too much. they then offer you all these deals to stay. Instead, they agreed to remove the sports package........ I had to quickly back track and say that I would need to think about it for a day or two !!! I didnt want to lose sports, I just didnt want to pay as much as I was. Can someone please explain to me how I can still keep my subscriptions, but get a reduction in my bill. I have sky TV, phone and broadband... Ive heard so many stories about people only paying X amount, and I want some of it !!!!

He needs to explain to me who these teams are... Burnley and Hull maybe.....but after that.

I do actually know the name of one of them....

Saw this on "The News" website, the blue few really are f*cking mental... Is Avram Grant right in saying there were six worse Premier League teams than Pompey this season? 71% Yes 11% There were more than just six! 18% No How the hell do they work that one out, even without the -points, they would still be down. Heskey has even scored against them this season FFS.

Ill ask Mrs Marsdinho tonight....

Saw an interview with him over the weekend. What is it with him talking like a dutch person trying to speak english...... He even pauses to think of the correct word.....IN ENGLISH

Feyenoord??

Ditto

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2954500/Chef-dies-after-feeling-eel.html

Someone I work with has just had the following emailed to him, I thought it would be of interest to some of you.... "As you might know I sponsored one of the banners in town for the JPT Final. On Wednesday my Dad and I went to St Mary's and the Matt Le Tissier suite to pick up the banner, meet a few famous faces and hold the cup. Alan Pardew, Kelvin Davis, Dean Hammond and Rickie Lambert were in attendance. AP spoke of his plans for next year, the fact that we all expect us to romp the league and the new pressure we will be under. He spoke of letting 5 or 6 go and getting new faces in that would compete in the Championship let alone the League One. He spoke about how pre-season this year will be vital and that on day one he will have a team raring to go. He never looked anything other than sure he was staying. He promised me that he would be staying. He mentioned that Rickie was a fat boy when he arrived and ate loads and had a paunch and they had to retrain him to eat better and become an athlete. Must be something about our number 7's. He praised Hammond and said that "He needs to work on his first touch or he won't be in the team". He said "Kelvin is a true Saint. He could have left to go to West Ham and he said NO. Already down as Number 1 next year". Kelvin was such a nice man and I thanked him from all of us for his great performances and his loyalty". I was shocked at how humble Rickie Lambert was. He was quiet, struggled to keep eye contact with me and said he wants at least one more goal to get to 30 league goals this year. He refused to say he was staying but said, "I love it here". Dean Hammond said "I want to play at this club for the rest of my career and end it in the Premiership". The club took all the photos and if I ever get them I will post them up. All in all I managed to get AP to say he was staying which was superb. They all believe they can win the league next year and you could see they had fire in their bellys. Frankly worth £500 sponsorship and I have the banner pride of place on my wall at work. All 6ft high of it "

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