Meenzer

No need to be quite so deferential, Meenz will do.

I can understand the arguments against it insofar as they come from a place where "marriage between a man and woman is something sacred" to the people concerned - but what they need to understand is it's not, and hasn't ever been. Their marrage might feel like something special, and that's wonderful for them, but have you seen some of life's detritus who already get hitched as the law stands now? You name it, it's out there, from bickering befringed charvas with their sausage roll crumb-smeared offspring serving as bridesmaids and page boys through to Arab oil CEOs snagging their fourth Russian bride until the novelty wears off and they go out looking for number five. If that's not enough to thoroughly devalue the concept of marriage already, it's hard to see how Adam and Steve's Faaaabulous Wedventure will ruin it for everyone.

Danish. Here's a handy guide:

In that case, say "CBPL" too. Official name or not, if you're going to bend over and take it off the sponsors then you might as well be consistent. Out of interest, would you still say "SPL" if Berwick reached the top flight?

BPL?

Oh snap

And vice versa, it needs to be possible to retroactively upgrade a yellow card to a red for fouls that deserve it. The whole "the referee reported it so it can't be changed" line is ridiculous.

The 1968 Eurovision Song Contest, live from the Royal Albert Hall. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89-NxF_T8IY

But then the Tories will have an excuse for the next quarter of recession

It's only been a couple of hours, but if I see that "Richard III ruled fit for work by ATOS" joke one more time.....

For god's sake, man, did you not see this? Delete your post lest you drown in a flood of drool!

Sounds familiar. The first "meal" I made for myself after my parents dropped me off at halls was a Pot Noodle. (Chilli paste? Luxury! We used to dream of chilli paste.) And aye, there were a few student weeks of value beans on value toast for both lunch and dinner due to sheer skintness. Maybe value spaghetti if I could afford to push the boat out a bit. Puts hairs on your chest (and everything you eat subsequently in life into stark perspective).

Aye, anything that makes it likelier that Bale will play more through the middle is probably a good thing from our point of view

"Newcastle, so frenchy !" Nice video though. http://video.lequipe...g=71e0cac5542s

He'd fit in well at a post-relegation QPR.

Good start CT. Best of luck.

http://s349909351.websitehome.co.uk/blog/?p=342 I'd copy and paste the whole thing, but this guy deserves some traffic for this.

Tons of good stuff on here, too: http://byliner.com/spotlights/102-spectacular-nonfiction-articles-2012

Crêpes au poulet panées with rustic gaufre potatoes, served on a bed of smashed spring peas and garnished with young leaves and a tomato jus. (Not really, I just stumbled across this photo and thought it was brilliant. )

Old-skool heavy-duty German quality.

Brilliant stuff anyway, gutted I couldn't be there. I scared a few people with my reactions while out walking listening to it on the radio, so that's something at least.

13 - there was Goufran and Goufron too. (safety )

Excellent. I remember when it first opened, I swear I nearly cried. Was having to survive on the Patak pastes people would bring across when they visited (along with Chocolate Hobnobs and Monster Munch... it's funny what you end up craving).