Gemmill

It's like backstage at Robot Wars on here at the minute.

Gemmill's thinking of investing now. Thought he'd be too busy writing poems tbh. I've never had a Nintendo though. Deprived. Where did the rumour you started about me writing poetry come from anyway? I'm no Wacky Jnr It was cos you were reading books on your lunch hour outside the civic, I think.

Gemmill's thinking of investing now. Thought he'd be too busy writing poems tbh. I've never had a Nintendo though. Deprived.

Have you got a DS like Alex? Didn't have you down as the game playing type.

I never actually got him to swear, so I think I'm innocent there. It wasn't for want of trying though.

No wonder I couldn't do a forward roll It was like the pole vault.

We had a lad at school who was one. He wouldn't swear no matter how much I tried to goad him into it.

See Obagol's answer above. It's possessive. I can't think of an example where you would use an apostrophe to denote a contraction where you'd removed an entire word from the sentence.

The hardest thing in PE was the contents of Meenzer's underpants.

Remember Caramac. Disgusting! Wasn't keen on Gold Bars either. White chocolate is too sweet.

I knew the answer you mong! GCSE English tbh. And you have the word "writer" in your job title. There's only one t in writer btw, in case you were wondering.

Tell me about it (with feeling) I really DO sympahise - I just don't want him getting screwed TWICE He'd be better off leaving it in his name I suspect and his ma can spend the cash or even give it to him - she can give him £7k a year withoout anyone paying any tax - or buy a second home in Costa Teeside or whatever Aye that's probably his best bet. Otherwise he'll be handing over the bulk of the proceeds from the sale to the tax man. I remember studying tax for my exams, and every time you thought there might be a loophole the lecturer would go "But of course the revenue have considered this and...". Aye, of course they have.

God I've only just seen this thread. How thick is Renton?

FACT! Knobhead!

Fox's Classics are lush. Although I'm still not convinced that that's honeycomb. It's just biscuit. I still get them from time to time but I normally polish a packet of 6 off within 2 days.

I'll be honest and say I didn't see much of Ginola play 'live' because tickets were like gold dust then, but I can't help thinking Ginola was not as consistent as you make out, and like I say, the stats tell a different story, even if there is a case for them to be misleading. Anyway, they were both good players, so I'll leave it at that. Oh, except to say, I think it was Ginola's decision to leave, and iirc he managed to insult the area too, so don't blame Dalglish for everything! Aye I think he'd wanted away for a while actually. When a London club came calling it wasn't a hard decision, but Dalglish definitely wasn't keen on him which probably helped make his mind up. Unlike Robert though, Ginola went on to show us what we were missing at his next club.

And Ginola wasn't better than Robert But he was though. And your analogy was a shambles.

Don't takeaway my breakaway!

She'd been lighting her farts and had an accident tbh. The lightning thing probably seemed like a good cover story when she got to Casualty.

I'm guessing Mint and Orange. If You Liiiiike a lot of chocolate on your biscuit.... That song always sounded slightly euphemistic to me. Remember TRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIO! TRiiIIIIiiIO! I want a trio and I want one now!

Renton, opposition teams would regularly double up on Ginola and he would skin the pair of them. I was gutted when Dalglish sold him, and bought Ketsbaia to replace him iirc. At least that's what Alan Oliver said that's what we were signing him for.

I used to work at Poundstretcher in the Galleries. It wasn't a bad job actually but my mam was a bit of a snob and wouldn't even nip in to see me when she was doing her shopping. My dad used to infuriate her by coming in and buying cheapy t-shirts which he'd then take home and parade in front of her. "Look what our Catherine just sold us. 3 for £2 - Bargain!!" that's funny!! my girlfriend used to work at poundland... didn't stop me from visiting her That's like a status symbol in Liverpool man.

To be fair Rob, the lad bought a house for his mother because she couldn't afford it at the time. Now she can afford it and he wants to sell it on to her at a discount, making no profit on the sale himself, but because of a boom in the housing market the revenue want to hit him with a shitload of CGT for the privilege. I can see how if I was in that position it would seem a bit unfair. Rules are rules and that's the way it goes, but it doesn't make you any happier to have to write the cheque.

It's not though, because Gillespie wasn't better than Solano.

Eh? You're in a mental home?