Saintandy666

We got what we wanted

Doesn't really make what happened there justifiable though, does it? Poor point. Just look at the people who are in this organisation, violent thugs, the lot of them...

He really doesn't seem to understand when to stop, cut your losses and try and salvage something good, or just anything... although pompey are royally ****ed... Kind of reminds me of Hitler in his last few days, desperately clinging on till the last moment that everything was going to be fine.

Mark Jacob is a pathological liar.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8472428.stm It just gets worse and worse!

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Most of the stadium is empty. I think we outnumber them.

I am really ****ed off at this.

A retarded decision by Portsmouth here... they are playing in the PL by the rules that are set down by the PL and so are subject to the authority of the PL. That's how I see it anyway.

Yes, and what I said too. It's a general so all men respect women and so on. Personally, I don't agree with it, but if they want to, why shouldn't they?

There is no reason why they shouldn't be allowed to wear it if they wish, just as a Sikh should be allowed to wear a turban and so on. It is a symbol of their religion. Also, the Burkha isn't meant as a symbol of oppression of women. It's actually meant so that the man respects the women for who she is rather than what she looks like.

For all those who think he is the worlds biggest twât like me... http://mydavidcameron.com/ Will find this funny

No idea to be honest, I am just simizing :/ Ahhhhh, just looked on the good old Wikipedia for ya... 'In 1947, during the Cold War, the clock was started at seven minutes to midnight and was subsequently advanced or rewound per the state of the world and nuclear war prospects. Setting the clock is relatively arbitrary, and decided by the directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists reflecting global affairs. The clock has not always been set and reset as quickly as events occur; the closest nuclear war threat, the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, reached crisis, climax, and resolution before it could be set to reflect that possible doomsday.'

It's done yearly so that would have happened and then been resolved and of course after being resolved there was a thaw in confrontations as basically the USA and the USSR realised '****... we nearly killed everything.' so that would be why it moved down in 1962 as well.

With the regulation in place there was nothing to safe guard this and it is a private company and we give them our money to look after and they can basically do anything they want with it :/ It was irresponsible, yes... but no way illegal and we, the public were key in it as well never questioning the 200% mortgages etc The key is more regulation so it never happens again(well at least not in the same way.)

Well, we will probably follow now... but also as we own or partially own many of the major banks now, we are going to make a fortune in the long run.

Do we hate our defence?! We need a midfielder!!!!!!

Get in a midfielder now and I'll be very happy

I always get worried when people speak about this. How do you know what a Muslim looks like? Because I'm pretty sure there is no definite look of all Muslims unless of course you are just referring to stopping all people with 'brown' skin.

Well, being able to stop and search anyone on any ground with no suspicion sets a dangerous precedent. It is a slippy slope and to be honest sounds like something from a police state, not the free country we are meant to be. Thank **** for the EU

It is a brilliant photo

http://www.missgibraltar.gi/content/ There she is...

Yes, that is the idea, if you can't do it, you do in may/june instead. However, if invigilators can't get in or only a small handfull of people can't get in then it is likely it will be called off, as then it just becomes a postcode lottery as to whether you can sit your exam or not. That's the problem with colleges; people come from all over the region, unlike a primary school where most people live within walking distance.

I have an exam on tuesday and if the amount of snow predicted over the weekend comes I probably won't be allowed to take it for another 5 months