alibob

Image 12.... shame it wasn't honky!

A lesson learnt

if you wear a dress smiley, you can come with us

Seeing as the lads are having a boys only thing... I think we should have a day when no smelly boys are allowed... see how you lot like it

It's a polar bear. and its honky

The person who won our GA tickets won last friday, joined the day before they bid, has no feedback and hasnt paid. Just what kind of fans do GA have?

Sky news Stabbing Victim Faced Rape Charge Updated:10:45, Wednesday May 14, 2008 Police have confirmed that Oxford Street murder victim Steven Bigby was facing a rape charge. The 22-year-old was stabbed in the chest outside a McDonald's restaurant after a row. Victim Steven Bigby: Rape trialIt has emerged that Mr Bigby, from Hackney, east London, was awaiting trial with nine other men over the alleged gang rape of a 16-year-old girl. Reports say she was beaten before being assaulted and then having her body covered in skin-burning caustic soda. In a separate case, Mr Bigby was facing charges of wounding and violent disorder. Two men have been arrested in connection with Mr Bigby's murder. The men, aged 18 and 19, are being questioned at an east London police station, a Metropolitan Police spokesman said. Mr Bigby was stabbed on Monday afternoon in a row which erupted between two groups of men after a drink was thrown. A post-mortem confirmed he died of a single stab wound to the heart. The murder was the latest in a spate of stabbings which has prompted police to step up the fight against knife crime. A stop and search team of 15 officers was deployed on the streets of the capital on Monday night, the first of up to 10 squads which will hit knife-crime hotspots across London in the coming days. Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Tim Godwin said the "fairly-in-your-face" policing would be intelligence-led and with the support of the community, with whom they had shared information. Police will be able to stop and search people under Section 60 of the Public Order Act, which does not require reasonable suspicion. The Home Office has provided an additional 100 knife arches and 200 wands for the operation. Since the beginning of this year 13 teenagers have been murdered, including nine stabbings and a shooting.

This site crashes more than Oli within 2 days of passing his test!

he could move into Kevin Davies' caravan on Moss bank park

I might have 2 spare tickets for er.. Groove Armada ... available for the MEN later this month. They're floor seated too.

Llandudno, bank holiday weekend. with the family. I'm so excited, I might start counting down the days.

by the way, I'm referring to myself as a peasant, not everybody on here

Tax Basic rate taxpayers to get ?120 Mr Darling: Announced the change in the Commons Chancellor Alistair Darling has put up the personal tax allowance by ?600 - meaning every basic rate taxpayer will pay ?120 less tax this year. Mr Darling, who said the package would cost ?2.7bn, added that the 40p rate threshold would change so that higher earners' tax bills would be unchanged. The Commons announcement came as part of Mr Darling's package to help those hit by the axing of the 10p tax rate. Tory George Osborne accused Mr Darling of "cynicism" and "total incompetence". "Let no-one be fooled why you are making this statement today - not because you wanted to.... but because this divided, dithering and disintegrating government are panicking in the face of the Crewe and Nantwich by-election," the shadow chancellor said. 'Fairest way' Vince Cable, the Lib Dems' treasury spokesman said: "I hope this is not just another short-term gimmick." Mr Darling said the change was the "fairest and most effective way" to help those who lost out from the scrapping of the 10p tax rate. He said it means 22 million people on low and middle incomes will gain an additional ?120 this year - with a ?60 lump sum in September pay packets, plus ?10 a month until the end of the year. "At a cost of ?2.7bn, I will increase the individual personal tax allowances by ?600 to ?6,035 for this financial year, benefiting all basic rate taxpayers under the age of 65," he said. Some 4.2m households will receive as much or more than they lost when the 10p starting rate of tax was axed. Field apology Mr Darling added: "The remaining 1.1m households will see their loss at least halved. "In other words, 80% of households are fully compensated, with the remaining 20% compensated by at least half. "And in addition, 600,000 people on low incomes will be taken out of income tax altogether." Ex-minister Frank Field, who had led the rebellion against the scrapping of the 10p tax rate, welcomed the announcement and apologised for his remarks about the prime minister in a BBC interview on Sunday. "Over the weekend I allowed my campaign to become personal. I much regret that and I apologise without reservation," he said

IMHO Jacques is a drink for girls, in a man sized bottle

Things I learnt on Sunday - some pubs in Kensington want daredevils - Don't trust Satan when he says he knows some good pubs in Kensington - Squidgy can play a mean game of salt n pepper (but doesn't agree with escalators) - Casino looks a bit special when he puts a baseball cap and shades on

Be good if someone threw something heavy at Lampard too. moody bugger.

Chelsea + 1

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/arti...in_page_id=1779 According to the daily mail, its Chris Foy. so it probably isn't

It learnt well from its owner then!

They should have never 'come out of the closet' in the first place! You're as bad as brixton and his blue shirt!

No, but he does own a pink shirt!

better than Rivaldo ITK

we might be getting a nandos

best - armani aftershave worst - puke or cut grass (makes me sneeze)

I never liked TSO much anyway, he smelt funny. (have to take the girls side!)