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Oh f***. I wonder how many British soldiers will be killed in the associated "Friendly Fire" incident.

We just got back from an efficient visit to the pub with newborn in tow. We managed to walk there have a couple of drinks, eat and return in 2 hours between feeds. Newborn is now attached to my other half so I think my chances of further romance tonight are slim to say the least :lolol:

Ditto although I choose to make proper tea over the vends available. I also have an Albion mug at my desk but I don't do rounds. I wouldn't trust anyone to make my tea properly.

As opposed to the shit quality of the product they're peddling :lolol:

Who are this "Leeds" you speak of?

Ahhh yes, but at least the programme content looks like this:

Well it beats the endless stream of reality-bollocks hands down.

I don't care what it's called. It's still not even worthy of having my post-coital cock wiped on it.

We have these threads every season. Generally they end up highlighting the fact that some people like it and some people don't. I suspect that will be the outcome of this one too.

YOU HAVE A WIFE?? :eek::thud:

Doesn't bother me really. I can't see as it will alter my current interest in the Premiership which is none. I've watched one match in the last two seasons and that was only because a mate wanted to watch a Liverpool game in the pub. None of it holds any interest to me whatsoever. The whole...

Which is to be expected since the technology in the xbox is a couple of years older than the PS3.

So who takes the bigger risk? Those who gamble with other peoples money or those who invest/spend their own money??

Does the phrase "tongue in cheek" mean anything to you?

Exactly. Of course it's irresponsible to spend money you haven't got but if you give people enough rope there's plenty of people who will hang themselves.

....of the credit card company to keep letting him spend.

Yep, all sounds vary familiar. I generally find that incompetent managers get into a position that is beyond their capabilities through either brown-nosing the right people or, as you say, saying the "right" things at the interview rather than proving the right things. Once they are there...

You obviously know my office well then :lolol:

Cheers guys. Think I'll drop into my local branch and have a chat. The rate on Barclays offset seems pretty competitiive (5.96% after today's drop), theres no early repayment fees and I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that they do a free valuation.

Any idea who's best for Offset Mortgages? Barclays/Woolwich seem to have a pretty good rate that I'm looking at. The One Account's interest rate seems to be astronomical.