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:clap2: Huge guffaw in Mansfield! Sorry Juan, but that was brilliant!

(to Looney) :thumbsup:

Have a third try.

Taybha is quite funny but you usually have to read his posts twice due to him not checking them, to realise what he means. Spoils the effect, really.

Ninja Elephant is not Swindon, he's just trying to get into a girl's knickers who lives up there. Hatterlovesbrighton is Luton, Little Al is Palace.

As a reasonably neutral political observer, I have to say that an increase in their vote coupled with the election of a county councillor for the first time can hardly be described as a "complete failure". The failure lies with the electoral system, which discriminates against smaller parties.

As indeed you stated you did very recently? I think a caller got it wrong (he does look Jewish, I think.)

A few months ago on Talksport, George Galloway stated that Jack Straw was not Jewish. Or am I missing the point here? :lol:

You are also right about Brons, in that he didn't answer the question. He did, however, answer in the manner of a seasoned professional politician, as did Griffin.

I don't vote BNP, but I thought they were excellent in the way they answered their questions on the BBC results programme tonight. You have to worry about Andrew Brons though, if Nick Robinson's accusations are true about his Nazi past.

That's 8 minutes. Oh Doh! :wozza:

Isn't Summer Isle in the north of Scotland?

Thought I'd get this in before SoG and RMT. Wouldn't happen in Mansfield! A pregnant woman in her 20s has been stabbed to death in an attack in a street in Grimsby. Humberside police were called after reports of a serious assault in Victoria Street South just before 1600 BST on Sunday...

Are there not some DDs that can only be cancelled by the merchant?

You haven't stated when B&H became a unitary authority, meaning it took over the services previously provided by ESCC.

1. It was an absence, not an abstainence. 2. They were in a professional league.

Funny you should use the word yourself, but this is one of the most pathetic posts I have ever read on NSC. Grow up.

No wonder you fight your corner so well in the religious threads; your livlihood depends on it :lolol:

Actually yes, but on a postcard (postage was cheaper than for letters). Before people had home phones, they could send a postcard in the morning which would get to a local address that afternoon, or certainly the following morning. The Royal Mail was a service to be proud of, not the shambles...

Up until the late 1960s you would pot your old pennies into the large black box and press button A; if there was no reply, you pressed button B to get your money back.