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Apologies if already posted: http://www.nufcthreatlevel.com/2010/10/i-h...derby-week.html

Aye, that's why I welcomed Malouda's comments last week - not exactly much to cling on to, just an active acknowledgement of something that should be second nature anyway, but it's still more than you usually get in the game.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/o...ools?CMP=twt_gu Start from the roots up, I suppose. Can't quite see it working in less salubrious areas though.

I follow the Justin Campaign on Twitter (@justincampaign), quite interesting stuff. They rightly picked up on Malouda properly and actively comparing racism with homophobia during the week (http://tiny.cc/6zg6a) - good on him too.

Blimey.

Graham Webb-Lee. Proper raghead name, that.

I'm in Holland for this game. I'm in bloody Utrecht for this game. The one Irish pub is bound to be chock full of cunts too.

Addy's got an ad-trick!

This lad Bayor could go far.

Goal for Addy-bayor apparently.

The plastic-coated pages would probably be toxic.

What's the difference between that and The Apprentice? Ultimately they're both 'reality' entertainment shows. The Apprentice lets you laugh at the people involved. The X Factor makes you want to kill everybody.

http://gizmodo.com/5669317/student-hides-r...n-college-paper

I went to one in Derby, cracking food, best Beef Bourguignon I've ever tasted. "Table for one please" Hush your yap Edmund. I had the Lamb Shoulder (which was all right) but got food envy so badly I pretty much forced her to swap half-way through fuck her, I paid, so technically, it was mine anyway! Him: "Two dinners for one please"

Went here for an office Christmas bash a few years ago and it was very good: http://www.frenchliving.co.uk/page/restaurant Might be a bit "proper" for what you're after though (that's not meant to sound anywhere near as bad as it does btw. ). Otherwise what Brock said, basically. He's always known how to show me a good time.

Doesn't work that way though. Only pinko lefties have to read anything out of their comfort zone. Once you know you're right, you know you're right. I'm surprised Leazes has to ask what a pinko lefty like me reads, though, since his every post on the subject is based on the safe assumption that he knows exactly what his quarry takes in reading-wise. You'd think he'd be more certain about such matters.

A lot of this only applies flat-rate if you think we have no positive standing in the global economy. The US is more important, sure, but if the UK declares it's fucked then that sends an awful lot of ripples out around the world.

not you too I'm surprised you thought that highly of me, to be honest. Care to answer the question?

Aye, but to achieve that you need a workforce of emotionless, humourless Nazis, remember?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-11581728 Good to know that "they" can't get away with imposing "their" values on "us". Although there's an interesting conundrum presented by the choice between a man being executed in Saudi for being gay (but not for being a murderer) or being given asylum in the UK despite being a filthy-rich prince.

I know that people like me can be accused of harping back to Thacher's time in power but one thing I will say for New Labour - they didn't spend 13 years or even 5 as far as I can remember mentioning her every fucking day. She'd been out of power for 7 years by the time they took over though, and you'll remember they spent pretty much their entire first term talking about the mess the Tories left behind. When that excuse expired - as it will for Cleggeron - there was nothing for it but to go to war.

Bet you could hide a mobile phone under there too.