Billy Castell

aye, its like saying if you don't read the Guardian you're a racist Completely missing the saliant point again. Christ, you are being a mong. The Blair comment was one based on the usual argument that some vain senior politican will become President and have a big ego trip. Blair is such a man, who is loathed by many. Using the image of Blair in such a role as the only alternative is false to say the least as removing the monarchy would need a lot of constitutional changes, and probably a codified constitution. You don't want Blair as President, write a clause saying no ex-PM can be President. Simples. But what about people like John Prescott? Surely he'd be even worse. The answer would be to perhaps extend the clause to ex-MPs. Of course this leads to the constitutional debate of what a British President's role would be. Would they be a largely ceremonial figure, opening Parliament, hosting events welcoming other heads of state and whatever else the current royal family do? Or, would they be more politically involved as is the case with France and the USA and have a real role to play in political matters? T The fact is, either type of President would be better than having a dysfunctional family sitting in a golden cage with massive powers that they dare not use in case they end up cutting the rotten branch the cage is hanging from. my response was a reply to you implying I'm a flag waving Monarchist just because I think today is a day that will take its place in history and think the Royal Family despite the faults of them as individuals, is still an institution we should be proud of and a lot of the world is envious of and looks up to. Your view on the Consitution is something you are entitled to, like anyone else, but as I said my reply was a flippant one as an answer to your own and nothing to harp on about. So you are not necessarily a flag waving monarchist....................but really you are. Sometimes it is hard to see when you're being flippant or just going off on one. I just disagree with the idea that these people are 'better' than us just because they fell out of a certain person's cunt. The right wingers, of whom I presuming you are one, rant on about benefit cheats, dole scum etc., yet support something where 1 certain family get tonnes of cash, titles, land and so on from decent hard working tax payers, despite rarely ever having a job. It is odd. I doubt Jeremy Kyle would have berated the Queen Mum for blowing millions on the horses, yet he has people on his show doing that sort of thing without the tax payer picking up the tab for all the debts, and he goes mental.

One big thing they have against them-West Ham had Agent Brooking mining away within the FA. Who have QPR got?

You'd probably like The Proposition for similar reasons if you haven't seen it.

She should only do that sort of thing down my road Gemmill .

aye, its like saying if you don't read the Guardian you're a racist Completely missing the saliant point again. Christ, you are being a mong. The Blair comment was one based on the usual argument that some vain senior politican will become President and have a big ego trip. Blair is such a man, who is loathed by many. Using the image of Blair in such a role as the only alternative is false to say the least as removing the monarchy would need a lot of constitutional changes, and probably a codified constitution. You don't want Blair as President, write a clause saying no ex-PM can be President. Simples. But what about people like John Prescott? Surely he'd be even worse. The answer would be to perhaps extend the clause to ex-MPs. Of course this leads to the constitutional debate of what a British President's role would be. Would they be a largely ceremonial figure, opening Parliament, hosting events welcoming other heads of state and whatever else the current royal family do? Or, would they be more politically involved as is the case with France and the USA and have a real role to play in political matters? T The fact is, either type of President would be better than having a dysfunctional family sitting in a golden cage with massive powers that they dare not use in case they end up cutting the rotten branch the cage is hanging from.

He looks a bit.........dusky. Is he a foreigner claiming disability benefit?

An elected President would be my choice. Cue Leazes and the other monarchists saying something amazingly stupid like "what? you'd be happy with a President Blair?!!" to create a total non-argument in favour of keeping the privilige principle in place.

Now, didn't William once make an flight to Kate's house whilst training to be a helicopter pilot? Surely that would be an offence that is worthy of a court martial if a regular trainee pilot did that, or they'd be laughed out of theroom if they proposed such a move. One rule for one, one rule for the peasants. Here is a link.. I agree with NJS, and thefollowing links to the Mark Steel Lectures on Beethoven sums it up, especially part 2. Part 1 Part 2

Congratulations Agent Middleton 2, Operations Mong Snare and Ascent have been a total success for the family. Now, the family need you to use your contacts to help Agent Middleton 1 to find a wealthy financier or a titled gentleman.

y is bergkamp there? Because he is a massive cunt i guess i had that one coming. ok, what has he done to make him a cunt? ( i always thought he was a bit like zola, a true professional and someone everyone liked) Bergkamp would be on my bench, unbelievable player, but a sneaky dirty bastard. One of the dirtiest players in football but he always did it in a sly way, stamping on players feet etc... Always reminded me of a SS man. Stamped on Nissa Johansson's ribs against Blackburn, and did a forearm smash in the face on the same player during another game. My team: Jason Brown Gary Neville John Terry David May Graeme Le Saux Joey Barton Steven Gerrard Dennis Wise Bergkamp Van Piersie Christiano Ronaldo Subs: Alan Fettis Ashley Cole Jamie Carragher Ledley King Lee Bowyer E-H Diouf Lee Hughes

Couldn't be arsed watching that Parky, so can you sum it up in a sentence? Knowing your previous, I'd guess it is some conspiracy mentalist who believes Obama is a human/alien hybrid from Kenya who is also an Islamic terrorist.

Apparently it isn't. They do look like the sort of thing you'd find a biathelete using though.

I suppose I should say that my mother, and her family are Welsh at this point, and I have been to Cardiff and Pontypridd, where my family are from. I've not been to Swansea, but my parents' met at Swansea teaching college in the mid 70's and my grandpa is orginally from there. But enough about my family history. I do find Wales has an identity, like most parts of Britain be it Liverpool, Newcastle, Dorset or Glasgow. If you really want a non-descript void of a place, try Bedfordshire/East Buckinghamshire. Not quite in East Anglia, the midlands or the home counties Bedfordshire is flat and contains such towns as Bedford, Leyton Buzzard and Luton. And just to the west, the other side of the M1 there is Milton Keynes. Milton fucking Keynes!! I lived round there for 10 years and that area was like staring at a biege Nissan Bluebird whilst drinking weak orange squash.

Well at least they won't sound like a californian Ed Milliband on ritilin I suppose. Christ, just looking at that 1 page makes me glad I don't have MTV.

I wish that cunt Trump would hurry up and die.

I agree and have a few theories about it. I just think Welsh people have such little identity, and what identity they do have is ridiculed, that they feel they have to make the biggest noise to get noticed. They're right to be fair. What doesn't help their cause is their attitude towards the English, they'd be third world without us, perhaps fourth world. They wouldn't be able to feed themselves, what else is there in Wales apart from coal? You really are a Geordie Scouser sometimes. Wales does have a strong sense of identity, but unlike Scotland it is more about art and language than politics, but then you'd probably not know that reading Viz in your holiday home up Jimmy Nail's arse. If it came to some sort of war, Wales would do a fair amount of damage considering its size-a lot of England's water supply comes from Wales. And it tends to be west and north Wales that get funny about the English.

Cost a lot since I'm only going to use it once...... Legal Disclaimer: Calm down dear, I've not got one, and I'm not going to kill anyone. And I don't like KFC or fishing.

Normally Morrissey is a prize winning Jap's eye, but for once I say good on yer for saying that on national radio.

After extensive plastic surgery, Ed Milliband returns to front line politics with a new face and voice in order to connect with the public............... Does this also mean David Cameron will opt for surgery to remove Nick Clegg from his arse?

Funny how all these worms crawl out to fawn over a bunch of inbred strangers and make a right twat of themselves and the country.

Where's the poll then Jifka*? *=However you spell that word. My Polish is basic to say the least.

Ballotelli's basically Joey Barton with style.Whereas Joey's a violent scouse twat, Mario's madness has a comedic element.

I think it is a good thing I don't have Sky, or listen to radio 5 in case Alan Green is on. Seems like Phil Jones is playing well though.

Wenger is a mug. For many years, we've been saying 'the players will mature to greatness' at the end of a trophyless season, watch them play their tippy-tappy football, peak in February, then fade. For the same amount of time Arsenal have blatantly needed a good keeper, a tough midfielder and defender, and a 20+ goal a season striker. Instead he buys pretty little boys, who are happy to pass, pass pass and not dare shoot. Winners get the job done, even if it means playing a tedious game. The result is everything, but under Wenger, Arsenal care more about playing pretty patterns and trying to score the perfect goal.

Routledge scored one for QPR.