Rayvin

Based on what you've posted though, doesn't the pizza analogy hold up? They're going to be spread more thinly, thus endangering patients. That's said, I reckon that's the bit being used by the JDs for making their case to the public - it's probably not the focal point of this for the parties involved which appears to be basically about pay. Which is fine. And I still support them in it.

71 previous convictions... No wonder they threw the book at him. That said, doesn't sound like he has a handle on himself... Not sure what good prison will do.

For the sake of informed debate, is the above post by CT accurate? And if so, can someone please advise on the current pay conditions so that it's easier to compare?

You don't want people coming out with stuff like that when you're facing prosecutions on the scale that the Met seem to be...

The subject matter changes but the pattern, the arguments and CT himself all remain the same.

Swing and a miss, CT.

CT, look at who profited from the sale of other state owned enterprises. Whether you agree with them being dismantled or not, surely you can agree that those deciding whether or not to dismantle them shouldn't have a vested interest in doing so.

Ok so, I was in something of a dark place last night. I apologise for the ruthless and cold suggestion. I've been close to a similar situation in the past, probably not the best person to comment on this in fairness.

Also Strawb, commiserations mate. Hopefully it's more one of those 'suddenly free' kinda feelings though.

...Ouch. Ok, just putting it out there, but have you attempted to explain that some kind of serious disease runs in your family that will mean she has to care for the child 24/7? You know, to try and talk her out of it? I dunno mate, having this dropped on you is a lot to take, especially when you effectively have no choice. I'd say that justifies a lie if needed. Unless you want the kid I guess, in which case i'd not recommend that.

... You've gotta hand it to him for consistency, like.

Well, that gives us the best possible chance. Let's hope Spurs are mentally devastated.

Agreed, not seen anything bar that 3-0 against Norwich to suggest that they're capable of routinely winning games. We are at least scoring goals now which on the balance of things makes us more likely to win games. That said, let's be honest here, despite everything we're not going to stay up. Had we beaten Liverpool and the mackems lost to Arsenal, I think that would have turned the tables - but there just aren't enough games left.

More of a chant like, but I hate 'Come on City, Come on City' . Its just so bland.

Better than them winning. So we thought they'd lose this and get 7 points before. Now we think, presumably they'll get 8 points. Either for 7 or 8 points, we'd need 9 from our remaining games, so on that side of things it's better than nothing (i.e. nothing has changed really). Still dunno if I see them winning any of their remaining games though. They draw a lot but win? I could see them drawing all of them in truth.

Yeah a lot hinges on which Arsenal turn up today... There's no reason at all Sunderland should beat them but this is Arsenal we're talking about.

I'm satisfied that it's not as cast iron as it was a few weeks back. Under McClaren we'd already automatically be down I'd wager.

You're a bad person.

he's right you know. The man behind frozen grapes can't be mingling with the riff raff too much.

Now that I think about it...

I saw my first dead body in China. Weird to see that kind of shit. I recall loads of people were just standing staring at it. If they'd had sticks, they'd have been poking it...

Yeah, the draw keeps City from getting too far away from them. Fucking muppets.

What?