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Oh aye, and Gibson was far too interested in pubescent boys for such an obvious dyke.

Was that Hodnett, the History fella? I quite liked him Conoley was canny. Didn't give a fuck really, but that was half the appeal. Mrs. Murphy was a fantastic pisshead who shagged her way through the languages department. An inspiration to all of us.

Fanboy attack in 4..3..2..1... I see no reason to defend it. Have you seen Meenzers picks throughout this thread? He's only heard of Stevie Wonder because he's covered on Pop Idol. Oi! That's American Idol to you.

That would be the best legal charge in history.

How could you? Pssht. I never win anything at the bookies, it's the best endorsement Obama could have hoped for.

Either the American led path to bringing the earth to the brink of destruction will be ended, or you'll be thirty quid up. Clearly a win win scenario. Exactly.

I've got a tenner on McCain to win at 2/1, anyway, so it's all good either way.

Nee bother, it'll be worth less than 200k a year from now. Turns out Chopra has an uncanny grasp of the housing market.

He uses organic products where available? I don't remember Mr Jones at all. Must have been a crap shag.

Mrs. Massey in middle school was a creativity-stifling bint with no real passion for the subject she taught (English). No real complaints about high school though.

Fanboy attack in 4..3..2..1... Let them attack. If they're anything like their "heroes", there won't be an innovative idea for miles around.

Battles - I might bother digging out the individual song titles if it wasn't all such a load of straightboy guitarwank. Anyone who thinks they're remotely innovative clearly hasn't listened to anything coming out of the roots American scene for the last ten years or more.

Mind, even she might have bothered to reformat the thing first.

I assume it's going to be spend spend spend for Hoffenheim once again now that they've been promoted? Or was the aim of the whole laboratory project just to get them to the 1. Liga and take it from there?

Howay Martin how old is that. Still gets me in creases every time though. I know, I've been going through my old bookmarks and discovering stuff from, like, 1997. Class though, isn't it?

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Happy birthday to you... and you and you and youuu-uuu-uuu

The media portrayal of Obama as a "flip-flopper" has already started - with some justification, as his move towards the middle ground has been a bit cack-handed, but you're always going to have to jettison a few party-friendly policies as you try to appeal to a broad majority. Meanwhile, McCain's own blunders go largely unreported. Now you could argue that's because nobody cares about McCain, but it's the flip-flop badge that did for Kerry in the end, and I'm sure it's a tactic the right will be only too happy to pursue again this time (alongside the OMG Muslim/black man/sounds-like-Osama cards, natch).

So they claim, yes, but they knew full well how it would play. I thought they were pro-Democrat (even positively endorsing Kerry)? I was thinking more in terms of getting publicity at all costs (even if that means damaging a Dem's campaign). Media whores, the lot of 'em.

So they claim, yes, but they knew full well how it would play.

I realise it's fashionable to court the readers of Attitude and famousmales.net these days, but that's just taking it too far...

They don't have them in Hamburg, just mythical water-carriers with dubious modes of salutation.

I think far more than 10% of them know it, they just can't be bothered. I'm one of them.

Is this them? I Googled it and this was the top hit, but I haven't driven for almost 10 years, so I have no idea what I'm looking at here. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/629/629/7293011.stm

Everyone involved in that let themselves down, even those who were in the gutter in the first place.