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He was tried in Israel in the 80s for working in Treblinka but he was acquitted - I wouldn't have had a problem with jailing him then but now it seems pointless as I said.

The Sopranos is on my "Only seen a couple of random episodes - enough to realise it was a must see so waiting for a chance to watch it all" list - will probably need a serious illness unfortunately. I perfectly understand the desire for justice/revenge and there were some survivors in court but fucking hell the bloke's at death's door by the looks of things.

Having just seen him on the news being wheeled into court, I couldn't help feeling it was beyond the pale to prosecute him now.

I've said before that I've enjoyed visiting churches from an art/architecture pov but to be honest I'd be happy if there was never another one built. The same goes for mosques - why do the religious whose books tell them that it's prayer that counts feel the need to flaunt their wealth? Having said all that I still think its a pathetic decision by the Swiss - although I have to say having visited one Muslim country and having only been slightly bothered by the prayer call over the course of a week, I certainly wouldn't want to live near one permanently.

February to November every year to cover the summer in the middle of that period.

Portsmouth gave me hope that "anyone" could do it but I can't help thinking that's only going to happen once a decade.

The Mist Bit of a casual decision to watch it on Sky but I'm glad I did. A lot of King books don't work as films but I'd forgotten how much this story taps into twin fears - taking away the senses to an extent and "creepy crawlies". Quite disturbing. Fantastic ending and also a good safety tip - if you ever get in a situation like that, shoot the religious whack job on the first day.

Swansea have had a good 10 mins which should mean an anti-complacency talk from Hughton - good.

^ that team would score about 3 goals all season.

Carroll has potential but going into the premier with him and Shola even with additions is frigthening. Enrique steadily improved last year and in the end looked okay and I'd be happy to persevere with him for a while. I'd also replace Harper - distinctly average imo.

I thought "You're one sick little fucker" in this context and in that "tone" was a compliment.

Quite good - brings to mind a rough Gillan era Deep Purple which is a good thing in my book.

I saw a Daily show where Stewart fitted Beck up like a Kipper a few months ago - showed him stating US healthcare was the best in the world and anyone wanting to change it was commie/nazi/muslim traitor then showed a clip of him a few years ago when he'd just had surgery bemoaning the fact that his care was sub-human.

I've done 7am-3pm rather than 9-5 but thats the limit - never done full-on shifts. I quite liked getting done and dusted by 3 - leaves more of the day. One of the things that's currently pissing me off is that a third party company who did a DW for us went tits up last year so since then I've had to be available for phone/dial-in support either 2 or 3 nights per week until 8 - usually nowt happens and theres no call but it can still limit plans occasionally.

2 thoughts: 1. I think SSN described it as "stepping up from DOF to manager" - that shows our fundmental problem. 2. Thank fuck we didn't get Wise as manager.

Hmm.. I think multinationals like that always "embrace" a recession as an excuse to take the piss out of staff. I've never understood why capitalists love to cut jobs for "efficiency" - we have a staff freeze on at the moment which just means people want to leave more leading to more pressure on those who stay - theres no way it can improve profits.

Who do you work for HF if you don't mind me asking?

You can't have a midfield with four Riquelme's, regardless how creative it is, you need pace and movement, we had none, we were static and that is the real core reason. Yeah - I usually think of pace/movement being synonomous with "creative" - that term doesn't have to mean just a playmaker - we need a mix.

The core reason we were relegated imo was an uncreative midfield and the problem still exists. The only difference is Nolan has scored goals this year. I also see the fact that good strikers with no service have been replaced by average/poor strikers with no service - something else that would need to be addressed even if we signed a new midfield.

Fair enough but I think making a 1.5% margin instead of a 3.5% margin would fall under normal competition imo - as long as they did make a profit then it should be up to the other banks to stop their price fixing cartel.

I think one of the things NR should have done when they were nationalised was to introduce some anarchic ideas like proper free banking to attract customers - they could even have offered 2% mortgages and got a shit load of customers. Illegal unfortunately. Which part/how?

I remember being told when I started working in 1987 that legally you could insist on cash - I've no idea if that still stands. I know a lad who's a bit weird who takes all his wages out as soon as they go in to his account and keeps the money at home - he doesn't trust the accounts or any kind of cards.

I think one of the things NR should have done when they were nationalised was to introduce some anarchic ideas like proper free banking to attract customers - they could even have offered 2% mortgages and got a shit load of customers.

What a fucking pathetic defence. "I can't admit to this murder as I will be prosecuted for it". This reminded me of the SOS court case for bond holders - moving fans was a pisstake but the small print said it was okay - similarly the T&Cs of bank accounts are agreed to by customers (as they have no choice). I hope the OFT continue the case though.

Right, I don't care if they do go on and win the Europa league, going out at this stage represents abject failure for the divine-righting cunts. Get the fuck in.