NorthamSteve

Congratulations.

I have us 6th facing Millwall. Charlton and Swindon in the mix too. Naaarich to break the 100point mark too.

28 and I'm 28 ... ok

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/front_page/8580058.stm Very sad.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/s/southampton/8575184.stm Puncheon said: "Realistically we have to win all of them. Not only that, we're capable of winning all of them. We are good enough to do it and we are going to do it." Someone's still confident. Nice to hear.

With this you've proved my point, the first line in my first post. The thing is Leah died from water intoxication not drugs. Sure, if she didn't take it she wouldn't have died, but at no point does that report say that she had a bad reaction to the pills it's just written in such a way to suggest that. The headline 'Girls dies because of too much water" is not going to sell papers. You know at least one person that has dabbled even if you think you haven't, if you have kids in their early 20's they have or know someone that has too. The fact is that there are more ecstasy users in the UK than combined users of any other dug except weed. But back in 2001 only 40 deaths. Everytime something like this comes up, it's a great story for the media, because of the want to be seen as 'anti-drug' for business puposes the weighting on the story is always loaded with this in mind. I, in no way condone the use of drugs, this is a point on the media sensation, not use of drugs.... ( just in case mods) I'm not going to fight my corner about my source because it's over and to be honest I feel a bit wrong just discussing it now. Let's just say it's better than an on-line report.

Don't belive everything you hear on the news. Remeber Leah Betts? - She actually took about 14 ecstacy tablets the day she copped it according to a reliable source. The press reported it was one tablet and she'd never taken it before. She was pretty expierienced in taking drugs, I'm told. However, I tried this stuff not too long ago. I wont be doing that again in a hurry, it's pretty fierce on the way down, took me just under a week to feel right again.

I've heard that about you.

I think you guys should pull the plug on this thread.

sorry.

Can't you people conductor serious conversation?

Having all this money gives us an un farad vantage

my capacitance to reason clearly has stopped.

Currently I'm shocked.

Winning the league with this sponser? I'll celebrate until it hertz.

Portico Quartet

Done.

LOL!

Bear in mind that the first episode of BoB was the training camp, I had no idea what was coming next once I watched that. If you compare the first 2 episodes, TBF Pacific had a bit more in the way of action... Still.... Jury is indeed out for me too.

Consider yourself PM'd...

The Avenue junction with Archers and the crossroad of Bedford/Archers and where the old Eye Hospital was is a nightmare.

So, where is the siren? I'm assuming you might know....

I've had a little look around the interwebs for an answer to this. All I can find is students going OMFG NUKE ATTACK and other really uninteresting comments. If it isn't students it seems to be either preperation for Fawley to go kaboom, the Navy loading/unloading live ammo or the dockies going on a tea-break. What I am sure of is when I hear the sirens going it's what was used as the all-clear in WWII (a long held note) as opposed to the 'oh **** here they come again' (note pitch rises and drops) which I have never heard. So, does anyone know for certain why they test/use them?