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When you find yourself space and get one in the face Dunk and Duffy! Your head sings "Ding-a-ling-a-ling" You've copped one on the chin Dunk and Duffy!

Pamper are dry here. Playing well, look dangerous, unlucky not to be square IMO. I don't expect to turn them over, but we could sneak a draw. A bit of sloppiness here and there, but we are giving a good account of ourselves, great match so far. Bring on 'The Greyhound'. :albion2:

"Celebrating their 105th year of suckitude." :lol:

Yeah right on Enoch. Glad we've got good old 'strong and stable' TM at the helm in times of instability, thank god she's got a grip on the whole situation.

I think we can do it. The Palarse debacle just goes to show that it doesn't matter how much talent you have, if the organisation/management is not working properly, neither will the team. It will take a miracle for Palace to get their shite together, while we are quietly moving onwards and...

My personal favourite. V exciting line-up.

Elbow in the back, potential spinal damage, totally intentional, versus a 50/50 'did he slip' foot onto a calf, with no damage. WTF. FA clearly hates us. If Tomer had put all his weight onto the calf, with studded boots, the guy would not be able to put any weight on it for a good five...

Or try this. http://www.qwerkity.com/spider-catcher-prod16518/?src=base&utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=products&gclid=eaiaiqobchmipa754_zf1givhrvtch18hasweaqyayabegk_cpd_bwe Apparently, garden spiders that come in for a bit of warmth will eventually die in the house because its...

Rush goalie?

Good point. 5 a side?

The Palarse Ultras? Should be a friendly game. :smokin:

Very good point, and I understand completely teachers frustrations. I feel though, that if you can demonstrate following a hierarchy of measures that identify 'significant' risk, then that takes president over the lesser risk of being sued for actions that protect the child from immediate...

This indeed.

Is the correct answer. Thank you. A little bit of thought about how to manage the risk of burning is all that is required. Parents are quite happy to supply their own cream, contribute to a school supply, or accept that their child cannot play out in the sun without proper protection. All...

Nah. Think I'll fire up the barbie and get a few beers in.

Quote Originally Posted by Bob'n'weave View Post I do. Not my child in question. He always has sun cream, hat etc in the warm weather. I even put the cream in his bag so he can put some on during the day. The child in question was a young girl of 5 years old. I just think that its the child...

Er, no. I don't expect schools to stock up on suncream. I, as many other parents did, were putting sun cream on and giving our kids spare cream for the day. My point is that if a child has not used it correctly, or wipes it off, or needs help applying it then it is in the best interests of the...

I do. Not my child in question. He always has sun cream, hat etc in the warm weather. I even put the cream in his bag so he can put some on during the day. The child in question was a young girl of 5 years old. I just think that its the child that looses out when H&S or Safeguarding is being...

I wonder (edit) whether some of those people who complain about safeguarding and political correctness are also the same people who organise anti-paedophile witch-hunts (rather than letting the police and legal system do its job)... maybe not, but if they are, then I guess they are reaping what...

I am not the parent of either child in question. From what I heard the parent did apply some but the child rubbed it off during P.E and got burned during lunch time. Anyway, applying cream in the morning will not protect the child all day, thats why people apply sun cream just before they go in...