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you divorced catmag? 194884[/snapback] Nah not yet. Waiting til the 2 years seperation period is up which will be in about 6 months time. Still thrashing out the house settlement at the mo which is proving stressful on top of everything else. 194889[/snapback] Had your heart swayed towards a certain overweight ginger man? 194890[/snapback] No, just a difficult marriage, Ally. 194892[/snapback] Sorry that was a bit insensitive like.
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you divorced catmag? 194884[/snapback] Nah not yet. Waiting til the 2 years seperation period is up which will be in about 6 months time. Still thrashing out the house settlement at the mo which is proving stressful on top of everything else. 194889[/snapback] Had your heart swayed towards a certain overweight ginger man?
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Parents are up to about 32 now, god knows how they've put up with each other though.
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A mouldy hedgehog, absolutely vile.
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Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Politics
Ally replied to Kevin Carr's Gloves's topic in General Chat
I do History and Politics, text books are near essential items but I rarely buy them. In first year I got excited and bought loads, ended up reading the odd page. Now I just get them from the library. Got a couple of unwanted political theory ones like. -
Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Politics
Ally replied to Kevin Carr's Gloves's topic in General Chat
Tbh mate, while I can't help specifically on this one, courses tend to have pretty specific reading lists that tie in with lectures so getting the 'wrong' books might be a bit of a waste of your lolly. By all means try and get some second-hand ones though as academic text books tend to be quite expensive. I would try university book shops and notice boards in the department(s) in question. Try and get the right editions too. 194444[/snapback] Closet student tbh. 194445[/snapback] Ex-student you cock-end! 194447[/snapback] I'm telling Craig, you swore. -
Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Politics
Ally replied to Kevin Carr's Gloves's topic in General Chat
Tbh mate, while I can't help specifically on this one, courses tend to have pretty specific reading lists that tie in with lectures so getting the 'wrong' books might be a bit of a waste of your lolly. By all means try and get some second-hand ones though as academic text books tend to be quite expensive. I would try university book shops and notice boards in the department(s) in question. Try and get the right editions too. 194444[/snapback] Closet student tbh. -
I'd go along with that. Blind loyalty is just that, i.e. blind. See Leazes re: Shepherd 194416[/snapback] Aye, but what are they gaining with such a public show? Its playing straight into Cameron's hands for the next election, nothing is being gained. 194423[/snapback] Making their feelings heard. They feel the party is needing to move on from Blair and they're using the only platform to their disposal. Playing more into Cameron's hands is if Blair stubbornly digs his heels in and refuses to shift. 194425[/snapback] Its played into Cameron's hands both ways, he can just sit there while the Labour Party fragment and argue like in '83. The party probably does need to move on from Blair, but for the sake of their party and the future of the party I think they've made a bad move and they'll realise the magnitude of their error when in 2009/10 they don't have a job anymore.
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I'd go along with that. Blind loyalty is just that, i.e. blind. See Leazes re: Shepherd 194416[/snapback] Aye, but what are they gaining with such a public show? Its playing straight into Cameron's hands for the next election, nothing is being gained.
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What were you banned for? 194401[/snapback] I called Rocker a cock-end. Gemmill, its not particulary that, its just frustrating to go on there and see a thread you want to reply to and and not being able to.
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I think the fact that all these junior ministers have resigned in a round-robin system is absolutely appaling, hope they never get a top job in government if thats their definition of loyalty.
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One more day of my ban, hurray!
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Arctic Monkeys were class at Leeds, he seemed in a bit of a mood but they still put on a mint show. Muse were amazing though, absolutely loved it. Deserved winners of this prize though, quality album.
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Only when the camera panned the crowd at Wembley, apparantly my mates saw me and my Dad stood there looking bored shitless.
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Sounds too good to be true.
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Sad news, Irwin was quality. I'm not a big fan of nature or anything but you can't help but love his shows with the amount of enthusiasm he puts in them. RIP.
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I remember a kid at our school in about Year 7, pissed himself in a French lesson. There was a massive puddle around his feet, everyone laughed at him and his reply was... "It wasn't me for fucks sake".
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My Dad has had a beard since he was 18, he's now 56. No one, not even himself, would know what he looks like without it!
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1. I had a shite nights sleep, woke up every half hour. 2. I had to run outside and rescue the washing from the downpour in nothing but my boxers. (!) 3. I'm going to see my ex-girlfriend this afternoon. 4. I have a flash new PC. 5. Its my 21st next week and I still can't think of anything 'special' to ask for. Hmm...
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Bet you were the fat kid who no one would take photos of like.
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I've got a Samsung e900. Quality phone but its got plenty of annoying features, and at the minute its fucked after I slept with it in my pocket and the LCD display has cracked inside or something so I can just see black lines. Bugger.
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I'm stuck here for a week. 191004[/snapback] You been banned or something Ally? (Fucking hell it's horrid using a PDA to post on here : ) 191020[/snapback] Aye, I said a naughty word.
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I'm stuck here for a week.
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I quite like it.