Scoboblio

I've never used the ignore button before because I really believe that even if someone's posts / posting style / whatever is unbelievably stupid, there's some amusement to be had in reading their input, and joining in the odd argument. But this guy's posts are just so predictable it's like having the talking clock twittering away in the background while you're trying to concentrate on something. It's noisy, irritating and doesn't tell you anything that you didn't already know, and couldn't get from elsewhere with significantly less annoyance.

Sounds like an airlock to me. Is the noise from behind the dash like running water?

"Vigilantes took the black and white beast to the police saying it was an armed robber who had used black magic to transform himself into a goat to escape arrest after trying to steal a Mazda 323." That's journalistic gold right there!

Wow, talk about a silver lining! Big congratulations to you both.

Yes it is, that's what I'm trying to say. As in, the shortened version is 'could've' which ends in ve, so how the hell do people come to the conclusion that it's correct to say 'could of'? Agreeing I think.

That's my point, 'of' doesn't end in ve.

Don't forget 'should of' and 'could of'. It's abbreviated as should've and could've.... since when did 'of' end in 've'? Hmmmmmm?

ARRRRGGGG!!! WTF are you on about? The same people? I never heard anyone say "I believe in ghosts, I believe that time travel could happen, but one thing I don't believe is that terrorists could hijack planes and fly them into major targets in the US." It may well be that some of what you say actually came from legitimate sources, and could be the starting point for a proper, well thought out discussion. Not likely to happen here though.

I know, but that kinda comes under the umbrella of 9/11 doesn't it. And I'll ask again, who said 9/11 could never happen?

Who did? And how exactly did the pentagon 'happen'?

I've been looking for an excuse to use that.

If there are MPs out there who are abusing their privilages, the attention should be on them, not those who are making perfectly acceptable claims.

Yup, definately. If they want to stop the MP bashing that goes on amongst much of the population, they have to prove they have nothing to hide.

On the face of it it's a stupid idea, £190 won't pay for much but as Pete says it'll add up to a hell of a lot for the government to pay for. But when you look at it from a preventative point of view it makes a bit more sense (only a small bit mind) because if the mother to be doesn't know how to prepare properly for the birth, or doesn't know how to look after a newborn baby, the government / NHS / local authority will end up footing the bill for putting things right - usually at a much bigger cost. It's hard to swallow but throwing in a relatively small amount of money early on is much cheaper than having to deal with a disaster further down the line. I still don't think this is the right way about it though, mothers to be who need help, assistance or advice should be able to get it themselves via the NHS, and not simply have money thrown at them in the hope that they'll: A: know how to use it and B: have the moral fibre to use it properly. Bit of a shot in the dark attempt at prevention really.

'This will be the final NAIL for ALL entertainment in the UK' Oh no! Bit dramatic isn't it? There's not much detail on there.

someone must be able to photoshop it onto the start line at the 'pod.

If you've had a new card through the post because you've changed address etc it's not the same as renewing - it's just an altered version of your original licence, so will expire on the same date.

Ah but what if you're searching for green tips like where to buy energy saving lightbulbs? What a useless study.

No thanks.

Nasty. Tell him to get one of those round cushions, that should help.

Not good news for our savings in ISAs that we were hoping would give us a nice big lump of interest to put into a house deposit.

Very rarely used and in mint condition, a black Nintendo DS lite with: Box, all instructions and charger 2 styli Pink carry case Nintendogs (Labradors) Brain Training Sight Training My Sims £100 plus £8 P&P - please add 4% if you want to pay via paypal.

Brilliant!