CB Saint

It was interesting that the uk have a relatively low percentage of Muslim than the ROE, however we do seem to have more than our fair share of lunatics.

That made me laugh - do as I say, not as I do

That contributed to the total debt pile and obviously added some to the interest repayment, however we were carrying a big old deficit during the boom years - that was not the fault of the bankers or the Tories. When I reflect, what irks me about our present state is that there was no attempt to put aside for the bad times when we could - Labour spent everything coming through the door (and some that wasn't) in the false hope the boom and bust had been eradicated. Now I am sure that they wouldn't have been able to put by enough to cover the mess the bankers created, however it wouldn't have been so bad.

Or get Sunderland at home in the first game of next season

I think if they keep up the "UKIP are racists" line, then there is a very real chance they will do that. Instead of driving people away from UKIP, it may just harden peoples resolve against the mainstream parties.

I am beginning to pity UKIP - they have the combined might of the three main parties smear departments lined up against them. Every utterance they make is being spun to create a fuss - (although they are not exactly helping themselves ). They are media amateurs and are being take apart by the media savvy Tories, Labs and Libs.

That is a poor statistic to beat up the Tories with. Yes it is factually correct, however they were present with an ongoing budget deficit of circa £150bn pa, so short of them stopping spending altogether the debt mountain was always going up - no government of any colour would have been able to prevent that. If fact I believe that Labour were advocating that the deficit should not be reduced to the extent it has been which would have resulted in an even larger debt mountain. Yes the tories have had the reins for 4.5 years, but unfortunately the UK economy is a supertanker and cannot be turned on a six pence, I seem to recall an old economics teacher telling me that it usually took ten years before the full effect economic policy change was felt. What scares me is that we are still spending £100bn pa more that we take in. £100,000,000,000. How the hell are we ever going to sort that out? Quite frankly I'm not sure any person alive is up to that task, however I am absolutely certain the two Eds aren't.

Good points in there.

Have no problem with them using it, just countering BTF's suggestion that we save money because they don't use it.

Fifty quid says that those same expat retirees rock up back here whenever they have a serious medical condition

As long as we win, I couldn't give a monkeys about the others

You lot have lost the plot.

Loving the irony publically describing one of you professionals as the worst professional you have ever worked with is not exactly professional, is it saggy.

Try this [h=4]Type/Nature of Activity Sentence Ranges & Starting Point[/h]Low degree of provocation: Sentence Range: 10 years - life A low degree of provocation occurring over a short period Starting Point - 12 years custody Substantial degree of provocation: Sentence Range: 4 - 9 years A substantial degree of provocation occurring over a short period - Starting Point - 8 years custody High degree of provocation: Sentence Range: if custody is necessary, up to 4 years A high degree of provocation occurring over a short period - Starting Point - 3 years custody [h=3]Additional aggravating factors[/h] Concealment or attempts to dispose of evidence Dismemberment or mutilation of the body Offence committed in the presence of a child/children or other vulnerable family member [h=3]Additional mitigating factors[/h] The offender was acting to protect another Spontaneity and lack of premeditation Previous experiences of abuse and/or domestic violence Evidence that the victim presented an ongoing danger to the offender or another Actual (or reasonably anticipated) violence from the victim

We have been crying out for a party which isnt jammed packed with careerist PPE grads. Now we have one.

Well at least he doesn't have to bend down to pick up the soap

On the subject of away tickets, how easy/hard will it be to get a couple of tickets to old Trafford. Will be up there, so I thought I might catch the game (I do have a season ticket)

maybe something in this for lallana, shaw and chambers. They have only ever known "the southampton way". Maybe they are not as versatile as people thought. Re Lovren - Liverpool got that wrong. Lovren benefitted for Morgan and vic\cork sat in front of him now he has Gerard and he is far more exposed. As for SRL, well he's hardly had a chance has he.

The wife's Swiss relatives go for three

How on earth have England and United managed to f*ck up the best young English prospect for years in a matter of months

Well for 30p I might buy him back:lol:

Not sure I'd want bear's sloppies

This. He has been the best bit of business we have done for a long old time.

Unlikely, however knowing the answer might stop you having to sign on before Christmas.