indigo

Steamworks - The Presets.

Bless you.

How am I supposed to defend my titles?

Why?

What does he need protecting from!?! He's one of the few decent players at the club, if we fuck him about and he leaves, I'll be seriously pissed off. Hasn't signed his new contract, has he?

SO who do you think the 10 clubs are? US The "Big 4" Pompey - Harry Rednap's bound to be bent as a nine-bob note Spurs? That's 6, who else?

Insanity.

If you think that's bad have a look at what they've put in Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester:

Grassed up by Osama, my sources tell me.

Alright Parks I just kind of opened my mouth and spewed forth onto my keyboard really - metaphorically speaking of course. I noticed that you'd obviously not thought about what you were saying to your usual extent, it was nowhere near as esoteric as normal. Having fun over here, by the way? I'm going to have to look in here more often, if threads like this are the norm.

Loony lefty, beardy weirdy, fancy Dan, know nowt do-gooder, No. 21544154118-4541/124 reporting for duty, Sir!!! I burned my sandals as a protest against the repression of the Sandal making peasants of Bukina Faso and Street, a couple of years ago, I'm afraid. Leez... I mean NE5 doesn't do "General Chat", only specific chat, specifically about Freddy Shepherd usually.

How do you think the Human Rights Act got through in its present format ? They are concerned about the privacy of you and me, of course. The phrase "you and me" includes ALL people, including unidentified terrorists. MP's will have their own views on this, just like me and you. You put freedom before security, I put security before freedom, because I think there is no real freedom if there is inadequate security. The Bill is to help the security services identify these terrorists, not become a police state as you claim. Some MP's will also be very much aware of the fact that these terrorists would very much like to blow them up while they are walking into the very building you mention. Being closer to this sort of thing rather than just read about it would tend to have a sobering effect on your view of it, although some may naively believe it won't happen to them. 150377[/snapback] Alright lads, mind if I join in? I'm going to anyway, just though I'd be polite about it though. Some questions for LM: How much do you actually know about the Human Rights Act, "in it's present format" or otherwise LM? Have you read it? Would you prefer we had no Human Rights? I quite like having Human Rights, myself. How much first-hand experience of terrorism do you have? How much of that is "Islamic" terrorism? Personally I have none, zero, fuck-all, just like almost everyone else in this country. Of those that do, nearly all of them only have experience of "Irish" terrorism. So for me terrorism is a tiny insignificant little issue because it's highly likely that it is NEVER going to affect me in any way!!! Actually that's not entirely true, is it, because it is going to affect me, isn't it. Some people with highly dubious motives are going to use it as an excuse to do what they've always really wanted to do and remove some of my Human Rights. The very same Human Rights, that I actually quite like, and they've managed to con people like you into thinking they're protecting. That's the ACTUAL threat from terrorism, not getting blown-up, poisoned, or shot - well not by the terrorists, anyway - the threat to our way of life, the threat posed by "OUR" government and their dubiously motivated mates. What do you reckon? PS: If you think security is more desirable than freedom, you'd be pretty safe from a terrorist in prison, why not get yourself locked-up? Protective custody and all that.