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How bladdered must he be at 1.17 to fall over that divider?

Dunno that 11-a-side works as a one off event like. Keep it 5-a-side and I will gladly take you all back to school tbh.

Feel free to brag about it on here.

'damp squid'

Same here. Gite in Brittany with a boule 'lane' right outside the front door. Happy memories. We'll have to get a Toontastic team together and do a tour. Pub near me has one of those. Middle class-tastic.

Fair play re: the video like. Apart from the bits with him in them. Obviously.

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesnt the song also sample 'Werewolves of London' too? Double twat tbh.

Six players on more than £3 million a year and look at us. Jesus wept, what an utterly mis-managed club. Wield the fucking axe, Ashley with my blessing.

Capital birthday, old bean!

genius reference.

"Alex 'suffers' cheesey end!"

Aye, that's what I had. Ever seen The Happening

Fuck me, so did I, it lasted for longer than that though, went for a dump about 8ish and that was it, squirts followed by sweats, aching joints and running nose (and yes a nose bleed which I never get). Same this morning until about 12ish when I started to feel better. Ever seen The Happening?

"Him belly full, but he hungry."

Its not greed, its the basic issue of scarcity of resources forcing people to make choices. Now, as predicted, the choices have become completely unpalatable, something has to give. That article makes most of the points i've been making since they announced the ability to make top-ups anyway. No it's the drug marketing model, which sort of falls down when people (even desperate dying people) don't buy your premium drugs. Which is an interesting issue in and of itself - as you get more and more expensive drugs for more and more minor improvement what happens? Clearly the drug companies cannot just keep selling older drugs, they HAVE to put out new ones even if the differences are very minor clinically. Also the more money that becomes available the more the drug companies will charge - it's like the idiocy of thinking you'll save money with saving power in the long term, when in fact if everyone slashes their power consumption by 30% the power companies will simply quickly put the amount charged up to cover the difference and the consumer will end up paying the same for using less. Twaddle. 93% of the costs of the NHS dont relate to medicines, they relate to services, infrastructure and capital. Spectacular inability to follow the argument too fop, as if what you were saying is true then it would hold in France, Germany, Spain and Italy. Whereas it doesnt, as i've pointed out. The argument about NHS organisation is one that is held in the light of our neighbours in europe, what they can afford to do and how they organise their system. That post was just vacuous bollocks. As alex pointed out, the world was very different to 60 years ago, so why should the system not evolve along with the rest of the world? There's a lot of very "expensive" drugs being pushed and developed (I notice you ignore my points about the reasons behind that). It's true the world was very different 60 years ago, we didn't have the corporate power to contend with then that we do now. I think that is the nearest thing we'll ever see to Fop holding his hands up and accepting defeat.

Come on Tim!!!!

A what? A chicken and mushroom curry? wtf?

Soon to be serialised in his forthcoming autobiography: Kurds and Whey-aye!

Clearly didnt get the reaction he wanted tbh. Come on Fop, you've been made to look daft enough on here recently without this too.

Pud will likely tip up stark bollock naked and armed to the teeth.

This is England Caught it on Film 4 last night. Thought it was fantastic.

Only if you've done well for yourself in the years since. So in other words, no.

So Dave's flatmate has finally got shut of him eh?

It's another bad day at the office for Fop tbh.