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Fella from the Mark Group just knocked and said we can have it for nowt. I said champion. Didn't sign owt, but they're gonna ring tomorrow with an installation date. Reading about the web it says it's only free for people on benefits...which we aren't. Am I being Gyp'd

It's certainly bigger than Reading was, aye.

Excited for a nice weekday pint or 2. Always a bonus.

More of a Chuck Norris beard i think

Me uncle used to hang about with him. "Pwoppa nawty!!"

The chronicle seem to have done the opposite of optimising their site for web browsers... http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/ Hurts my eyes to even try and read a headline.

My dad

It is a factor, as agreed by all sources except Cameron and confirmed by many sources quoted in this thread.

Why in christ are you so keen on it if you're so sure its doing fuck all?

Had hoped to entice Parky out of the shadows "Wolfy" must have been his death rattle

I would have paid to see it, first one all the lads have done.

It'll be the first Europa game I've done this year like. Glory hunting prick.

Ticket sales have meant L7 being opened. Good show people. Those of you not bothering...sort yourselves out eh.

So austerity is only making things worse, it's not the main reason.

By Daniel Elsberg, who leaked the Pentagon papers, the leak that caused significant embarrassment over vietnam and led to Watergate, The White House Tapes & Nixon's resignation.

Unauthorized leak of Bradley Manning's statement to the court.

The whole point of the letter was to rebuke Cameron for blaming ONLY those factors, when they were clear that austerity has been responsible for GDP dropping. From THE SAME ARTICLE YOU HAVE QUOTED....

TBH I really can't stand any sort of party politics. As far as I'm concerned whoever is in power is 'them' and it's us against them on the vast majority of subjects. Very little of what any government do should be uncritically welcomed.

Northern Rock was nationalised on the back of a subprime crisis, surely the government should push for regulation against that sort of thing, if only to protect it's customers.

Will do, ta.

I'm still confused by this line of thought coming from you, are you saying you want a return to the credit bubble? 100+% mortgages being bundled up and rated as gold on an international scale was a massive component of the crash? Successive Tory and Labour governments relaxed the rules to allow it to happen. Nothing has been done to rectify that situation as far as I know, just a vague hope that the bankers have learned a lesson (despite being far wealthier than they could ever have hoped and being bailed out). If it is to be a long drawn out recovery, don't you think the government should introduce some regulation to limit borrowing going forwards, rather than leaving the status quo so they can repeat the crime?