The idiots are winning "I phoned Camelot and they fobbed me off with some story that -6 is higher - not lower - than -8 but I'm not having it."Really, and you say you left school without maths GCSE, so you'd know all about basic fucking maths.
I've just noticed that story is dated November 2007…
Quote from: aLICErOBERTSfANkLUB on May 30, 2012, 01:10:43 pmI've only just noticed that story is dated November 2007…I bet they're still idiots five years later and would struggle to understand the decimal system.
I've only just noticed that story is dated November 2007…
Does appear to be true, however more like he's been invited to support tourism along with many other leadershttp://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/29/robert-mugabe-un-international-envoy-tourismStill mad, but looks like it's getting the usual spin by the mediahttp://media.unwto.org/en/press-release/2011-05-06/president-zuma-south-africa-joins-unwto-wttc-global-campaign-value-travel-a
Oh God, here we go again!http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/may/30/cut-alcohol-intake-quarter-pint-daily?CMP=twt_fd
I'll stick with thank you as the benefits outweigh those 11 weeks (which are at the end of your life and generally crap anyway).
“The views expressed by Coun Butcher challenge the very credibility of Surrey County Council’s (SCC) HOSC. “It is highly disturbing the Conservative administration at SCC has deemed it appropriate to appoint to this committee a councillor who clearly does not support the NHS and who holds such extraordinary views about the responsibilities of the state to its citizens.”
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Camera angles and sound quality were also said to have been not up to scratch while a mistaken description of the Queen as "HRH" - rather than "Her Majesty" - also drew flak.
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The female suspect was arrested at her residence in the eastern part of Singapore on June 3. The officers also found several paint-stained stencils and several pieces of stickers printed with captions. These items were seized for investigation.Investigation is ongoing. The police are also working with LTA on earlier reports of round stickers found affixed on other pedestrian crossings at various places.The case is classified as Vandalism under Section 3 of the Vandalism Act, Chapter 341. A person who is convicted for the offence shall be punished with a fine not exceeding $2,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding to 3 years and shall be liable to caning subjected to the Criminal Procedure Code 2010.The police warned that it takes a serious view of such irresponsible actions and offenders will be dealt with severely.
Among the republicans was gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, who said in a speech that he had ‘nothing against the Queen’ but that he hated the institution of monarchy.He said: ‘This Queen has not been a disaster. But you only have to look back to the 1930s and King Edward VIII, a man who sympathised with the Nazi regime.’ Mr Tatchell branded the monarchy ‘racist’ because there would never be a black or Asian on the throne while the Windsor family held it, and he accused the Queen of not representing all British people as she had never visited a gay or lesbian organisation.
Anthony Holt, 65, had become wound up after reading an article in the Daily Mail about the ‘victimisation of Christianity’ on a flight into Manchester.When he landed, the retired consultant refused to go through a desk where Sayima Mohammed was on duty.He astonished witnesses by pointing at her and saying: “I don’t want to be seen by that. I don’t want to be seen by any Muslim in a position of authority. I want to be seen by someone who’s English. This is England. This is my country. I’m not into all this Islam.”
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