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No apology is necessary for that, however I will instead accept it for misspelling my name :)

That comment was indeed simple.

Originally Posted by HovaGirl I've never kept a cow or calf as a pet, but I have had cuddly wabbits as pets. Couldn't eat one. I did once, though. The wicked stepmother fed me one, knowing I had a bunny running around the garden at the time. What on Earth did he mean by that?

Well, if refereeing decisions didn't make your blood boil, then that temperature would! You meant 100°F, right?

If I may be so bold, I'd like to point out that a comma has been incorrectly inserted after '11' I'm afraid, LB! However, the main purpose of my post is to agree, not to nitpick. Having to study Chaucer's Prologue and Henry IV Part One left me with no appetite to find out what happened...

Given the nature of the thread and the repercussions of making such errors, why wouldn't you have done?

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An A-level in English is less of an indication of competence than an O-level in English Language. In my day at least, A-level English was just English Literature, the reason that I didn't take it. I am, of course, referring to 'real' A and O-levels, i.e. GCEs.

Unfortunately, these kinds of basic English Language skills are exactly what have been missing from the curriculum during the past 40 years.

From this post it would appear the real reason is that you just cant be bothered to type correctly.

Swansea? Anyway, it's better being a roller coaster than a log flume; leg actually amputated at the Bridlington fairground.... Log flume accident woman loses leg - Â*UK News - MSN News UK

I think they realised they had forgotten to switch from the commentary and just cut the feed.

BBC Sussex back on line.

Only just found out, they haven't even mentioned it on Radio Cambridge! Nathan Elder is being subbed by Cambridge Utd BTW.

It's just silent, not replaced with the usual BBC Surrey stream. Technical fault? Please post if you can find a working link.

Indeed, thanks Whing. Are the Albion commentaries being streamed without restriction this season?

Could you please explain how we might gain two points today?

I'm well aware that the Reformation came after the Crusades; what contradicts that in my post? Try reading it properly!

Well Canterbury is the seat of the Church of England I believe, and a rallying point for the Crusades against the muslims in the Middle Ages. Considering Spanish trains were bombed in revenge for something that occurred in that era, I think that this location might be significant.

Hmm.... that upper tier looks as odd as the West Stand did at the GG, stopping at virtually the same point! Maybe another Lego Stand to fill in the gap?