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Would also add that it isn't just the politicians simplifying stuff as I've seen the BBC just describe any chief executive of any company as just 'Bosses'. The American influence is unbelievable as well. Almost ten minutes of One O'clock half hour BBC news programme had two different reporters, one in Boston, one in New York to tell that one had some snow, but not as much as thought, the other to say that they had more snow than New York but things were carrying on as 'they were used to it here.' SO FUCKING WHAT?! (And don't get me started on SKY).

You go out more than the street lamps do at sunrise.

Just watched it. Pretty depressing but confirming a few of my thoughts on the situation.

I'm wading through wet cement in a pea soup fog with compliant middle class 21st century Hitler Youth drones constantly twisting my melon, man.

The best role I've seen Anita in was his small part in one of my Ryder diary entries when he was in the Metrocentre and got mistook for a waiter by Ryder. He took a good part in that.

He's a traquistra, man. You a fucking dinosaur or what?

I can just imagine it too. 'We really wanted Bruce/Malky Mackay/Mick McCarthy etc from the start but they were ADAMANT that they wouldn't walk out whilst they were under a contract and wanted to honour their contracts till the end. As a club we respected that decision as it saved us unnecessary outlay, err, I mean we admired their ethical stance, ahem, cough.'

£300,000 for Blob Eliot, reckon we'll recoup that modest sum? £5M for Santon? £3.25M for Obertan?

We'll take a hit on Anita and Riviere as well. (£6.7M and £6.3M).

We'll make a loss on him, Fish. I'd be amazed if we didn't as skillful as he sometimes looks regardless who ends up managing us.

"Looking good Den, looking fackin good my old san."

Argo and Life of Pi. Enjoyed Argo but wondered why in the credits at the end they never mentioned the aborted attempt by their special forces where eight of them died? Also got to see the bit where "The Brits turned them away" when they actually put them up for a night. I still enjoyed it but tut, tut, those pesky Hollywood films, coming over here, making up shite, etc. Life of Pi was a strange one, watched it as I thought my nine year old would like it which she did, but wasn't as good as I thought it might be. Not bad all the same. Yours sincerely, Barry Norman Happy Acorn Resting Home, London, W12 8QT 23rd May, 1983

Ronny Gill not holding back either; http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/haris-vuckic-wants-follow-footsteps-8505379?

No idea what to eat for tea. Probably be a take away which I don't really fancy. We seem to be in a bit of rut lately having the same meals all the time. Doesn't help when the kids are a bit fussy.

I had to reset my DNS settings then clear the cookies and cache for it to work before changing it back.

Cheers! (I'll tell you what, he's a real find, this poster).

And smelly I'd dare say.

I've changed it to a carefully selected dns setting which allows me to watch all our premier league games.

Weird how I can open certain pages on here but not others. I've even deleted the parental controls as well. I'm getting a bit pissed off with this BT shite.

It's the ncjMedia's men in black trying to silence the truth.

Any idea why my pc wont let me on the Newcastle page of Toontastic or some of the threads but only let me on here? (Only time I can get on Newcastle threads is when I go on history but that's it). I've already cleared cache/cookies but it;s still not playing ball.

'Dingleberries'? Fucking 'Dingleberries'?

CT could rightly say he stepped back and let his way of life grow on Toontastic with him watching smugly in the background nodding his head in approval.