Walsingham

'Scratcher'? ~ EDIT: In case it's not obvious, I would not recommend researching white supremacists before going to bed. Now I want to wash my mind.

At least Centralia was an accident. A culpable accident, but an accident.

Purely as a counter-argument I would say that Clinton sidestepped every macro-issue facing America: Islamic extremism, securing energy supplies, healthcare costs, environmental protection, reorienting the US military... A paralysed government can't spend your money, but it also can't protect it.

I'm glad they didn't at my school. I don't think I'd have got any work done!

I approve of your loyalty to your staff, GD. I'd suggest costing up a transfer package (so to speak), training and a bonus payoff to reward them for making you successful. Include that in the sale price. If the buyers meet it, happy days. If they don't then **** them. If you go this route then even if you don't sell your employees will value your effort on their behalf. Win/win.

One would hope that an all-powerful being wouldn't care a brass monkey either way.

It could be both good and bad. The company we completed the Simon Mall project has made an offer to buy our company. We're still discussing it. I'm inclined to turn it down because we are really moving now. we have 17 active projects and bids on more. Were profitable now. To do that within two years of a start up is both exciting and more than a little lucky. But some of our partners are what you'd call venture capitalists and are ready to move on to other things. I'd like to keep this going and I love the work. I have to say I'd sell.

"Apart from specialist units" You ludicrous fethwipe.

With all the slugs washed out.

The importance of destroying chemical weapons isn't in doubt. The perverse cloistered logic of rewarding government bodies is in doubt. I should of course have remembered the far more pointless and corrupt award to the _European Union_ a couple years back. An award to a body partly headed by the chair of the gods damned Nobel committee. This is just Europimples slapping their mates on the back. It's got no relevance to anyone outside of the corridors of power. The corridors of power aren't where groundbreaking peace is made.

Really interesting, Raithe.

Then I apologise for my incorrect assumption, and salute your paying attention!

Yeah. My Novatech (UK company) desktop is soldiering on like a champion ever since I upgraded the power supply to the fanciest I could find. I have a backlog of games from 2010/2011 so why on earth would I need to upgrade? Actually, maybe it's just down to all those Steam sales...

You what would be great? Louis Theroux doing a documentary on Ros partying.

Minced lamb and egg pie.

Do you don't known about difference between riot police and military/FSB special ops? )))) And why so butthurt, explain please. On my point of view all participants of this arrest are happy, nobody beaten, gunned or teased. Where you find discrimination here? The difference is that British police don't use firearms, apart from specialist units. Your alty bull**** seems trapped in the days when Soviet Russia claimed Moscow had no murders.

Note the use of proud 'sardaukars' to herd unarmed migrants.

"Sheridan Smith two pints pasties bikini"

Porridge with salt and jam. Cold coffee.

This is mine. (In my head)

OMG !!! You have never played the Witcher ??? Okay you need to rectify that and soon. I was under the impression that in the Terms and Conditions of this website you had to have played Witcher in order to join as a member, but I may have misunderstood something I can't play Witcher. I've tried. I get annoyed by the awful UI and combat and general camera, movement and everything. It even seems to acknowledge it in the beginning when it asks what controls you want to use. It couldn't decide which was more awful. EDIT: I haven't tried Witcher 2, because I've always felt I should play the first one first, but that is impossible. Tried to do it 6 times and every time I quit when you get to the village part. I just can't be bothered to turn it on again. I sympathise. The thing is that combat in The Witcher (as in Space Marine) is not like chess, it's like music. You have to know what rhythm to go for, how to sustain it, and how to improvise. It's worth persevering. Once mastered it's much more fun.

I noticed that Skeeter's is quite as the grave just now. Are we ALL economising on kit?

I think they should mandate use of the word 'badonkadonk'.