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ROME, Apr 03: PONTIFF IN POSTHUMOUS BLAST AT BRIT SOCCER BOSS Cardinal Angelo Sodano, The Vatican secretary of state, issued a statement Sunday in reponse to a visit from the British soccer official Iain Dowie, who manages the London club Crystal Palace. A senior Vatican source, speaking on...

http://www.mousebreaker.net/games/stickcricket/play.php Over the past month or so I've become totally addicted to this bastard of a game. It's replaced Creme Savers Pool in my affections completely. I've only just past Sri Lanka, after a week of trying, and haven't managed to beat South Africa...

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I think wheelie bins are quite good. I'd like to have them.

The Catholic bishop I spoke to yesterday reckons Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor doesn't really have much of a chance. Which is a shame, cos a Brighton-supporting pope would lead to a split loyalty or two on Nov 5 in Lewes...

Chelte 'nam?

You bastard

I've amended the letter I sent them last time. You'll remember I claimed responsibility for getting him sacked, even though it was probably nothing to do with me. Let's hope it works.

Yes - it was broadcast on a radio station in the north-east a couple of years ago. it was a tale of everyday Geordie squaddie folk.

Yes, we did foot patrols every night but nothing that newsworthy happened. (I was making a documentary rather than reporting for everyday news). I forget the name of the barracks, but it was in north Belfast, in a fairly built-up suburb and near a school.

Jesus saves, but John the Baptist knocks one in on the rebound.

I was an embedded journalist with the army in Belfast for a few days once. It meant I technically had the rank of Major and all the squaddies serving me food in the mess had to call me sir :lolol: :lolol:

Spencer Perceval, CB Fry, Charlotte Bronte and John Maynard Keynes.

I used to hitch home from reserve games at Worthing, because I often missed the train. Sad but true!

If there were three or four polls taken over a few days that showed Labour with a twelve point lead, I'd believe them. This is such a big leap it looks like a dodgy sample. Still reckon Labour have a lead in the polls mind, just a smaller one.

...unless she's got a decent freelance deal whereby she retains copyright. Can happen sometimes, but not so much any more sadly. *forlorny waves NSC chapel banner*

I was attacked by a German Shepherd once. He was very sorry about it afterwards, and he even introduced me to his dog.

In that case there's two vicars.