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"I hope Celtic realise that, if their team is good enough, they will win. If they're not good enough, they'll not win - and they can't look at anybody else, whether it is referees or any other influence." - Walter Smith
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You want me to top you? Wierd. No thanks.... you are way to intense.... this is just messageboard... you freak.Originally posted by Ravello View PostTalking of topping, have you considered it?
But if you are really serious go and talk to Snaw.. he can take you off the beaten track and nobody will ever hear from you again....Comment
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We did have somebody on here whose contribution to the debate on the global credit crisis was exactly that.Originally posted by tay View PostPossibly .. but we really need a mad dude yelling ali akhbar(sic) as he pushes us off.
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Originally posted by tay View PostYou want me to top you? Wierd. No thanks.... you are way to intense.... this is just messageboard... you freak.
But if you are really serious go and talk to Snaw.. he can take you off the beaten track and nobody will ever hear from you again....
That Snaw really is weird, as opposed to wierd.
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It could be argued that the boom which led to this bust and current economic crisis was caused by a long period of low interest rates due to '911'. So we're still seeing the consequences of that particular terrorist attack.
Interesting how this terrorism threat appears to have suddenly reared its head again when the 42 days thing is being considered in the house of lords. Expect to hear we're facing a terrorism threat again the next time a 1984 law needs passing. They must think the general populous are idiots. oh.Comment
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It was very vivid though - Reminded me of that scene in the Abyss, when the crane come adrift and lands on the undersea module, to which it is chained, only to topple off that and start sliding towards the *real* abyss ...Originally posted by tay View Post.. I am now confused by my own post... I think its about tailspins, terrorists and precipices.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Dash it, man, I think you're on to something!Originally posted by shoes View PostExpect to hear we're facing a terrorism threat again the next time a 1984 law needs passing. They must think the general populace are idiots. oh.Comment
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