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Remember some proper jam jar giggs when i was at school. The elastoplast over the lense was to cure lazy eyes wasnt it? It was put over the good eye so that the muscles behind the lazy one were forced to be used more and develop. Or so I heard.

SOH-CAH-TOA That's all you need 195138[/snapback] Some Old Harvesters Can Always Have Tankards Of Ale 195139[/snapback] How the fuck is that easier than soh-cah-toa, Stephen fuckin Hawking?

What does meh stand for btw? 195142[/snapback] Not an acronym mate.....just phonetics. Means I could take him or leave him tbh.

Warrington? 195132[/snapback] Speaking of which, tramps beard. The worst kind.

best: minge worst: minge

Seen Seymour Mace live. meh tbh.

Who did he actually offend (personally) and were they actually greviously offended by what he said? I genuinely dont know. If they were (and they're not just being a fanny about it) then perhaps a ban is fair enough in principle-but does it need to be this long? I'm not that arsed either way, just more curious as to why the mods have come down on him like a tonne of bricks? I spose it's just more of a reaction in me against what I see as the preserve of the N-O lot. Seems antithetical for this place.

Obviously if I see Rooney in any trendy Manchester bars I'll be sure to ask him the same question.

I don't mind Colleen tbh. Don't you think she walks like a spaz in that George at Asda advert tho? Where you see the close up of her legs.

too big for what?

Can I have CrimsonFault back, please? Go on, you said you will. After all, my CF account got banned 5 month ago. 194987[/snapback]

Nine years (relationship not marriage). To say I'd have done anything for her is understating the point. I realise that makes me sound like a right sad bastard but there you go....

What was his initial crime? And what was he called originally? It cant have been that bad and he is canny funny tbf.

I've forgot who crimson fault was originally now? Bring him back an arl.

Bring back warrick hunt/crimsonfault/Pica pica

There was a lad in my class who smelled of dogs (on a good day) and gerbils (on a bad day). He was practically feral tbh.

You got out at Manc though. 194701[/snapback] Nearly bailed at 90mph on the M62 tbh. 194702[/snapback] Just reminded me, I was going to ask if you lot fancy another away trip or two this season. I'll even try and not fuck up the ticket application this time. 194704[/snapback] Aye, I'll be up for that tbh. Travel courtesy of the fragrant Mr Robinson as per .....joke I'm happy to meet yers if I'm oot the way in manc. Got my eye on four or five away games that I'll be realistically able to get to this term.

You got out at Manc though. 194701[/snapback] Nearly bailed at 90mph on the M62 tbh.

Gemmill's Audi on the way back from Liverpool after he'd had eight bags of monster munch

Rotting beefburger patty (uncooked) down the back of a static oven. Trust me.

Slide rule stuff, pythagarus.

Gemmill after a large doner tbh.

How come your post has been modified by Matt 194210[/snapback] Matt blatantly wearing the trousers there tbh, with Laz taking it from behind.

Agree with that tbf. There is a duty of care and its right that there should be, though what exactly this should be is another matter. Prisoners are deprived of their liberty and certain choices but I think they should still be treated like adults apart from that. You wouldnt necessarily say you had a right to stop an adult at their liberty from taking their life. You might try to intervene on the level that say the samaritans do and offer that sort of assistance-but as for more intrusive methods then its highly questionable whether thats right. At the same time I dont agree that a prisoner in Huntley's position should be given assisted suicide. All of the above is based on the presumption the prisoner has their full mental faculties btw. I accept their are other species of prisoner where the duty of care has to be entirely different. 192884[/snapback] I don't agree with assisted suicide in these case either tbh. I was trying to drum up some controversy other than how you wipe your arse. 192891[/snapback] Prisoners definitely shouldnt be allowed andrex or any quilted bumwad. I'll say that much. Tracing paper tbh....if it's good enough for schools.

Agree with that tbf. There is a duty of care and its right that there should be, though what exactly this should be is another matter. Prisoners are deprived of their liberty and certain choices but I think they should still be treated like adults apart from that. You wouldnt necessarily say you had a right to stop an adult at their liberty from taking their life. You might try to intervene on the level that say the samaritans do and offer that sort of assistance-but as for more intrusive methods then its highly questionable whether thats right. At the same time I dont agree that a prisoner in Huntley's position should be given assisted suicide. All of the above is based on the presumption the prisoner has their full mental faculties btw. I accept their are other species of prisoner where the duty of care has to be entirely different.