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strings said:I assumed the vote had already happened - it has here.
I will see you in Blackpool then Mr reuters.
miss reuters if u please
strings said:I assumed the vote had already happened - it has here.
I will see you in Blackpool then Mr reuters.
edna krabappel said:Hmmm. We started the planning process for Falmer in, what, 1846? OK, maybe slightly later, 1999 or something. I know students have a reputation for being lazy, but surely eight years is a tad late to be making this point.
Secondly, they're moaning about the environmental impact of cars, er, this is on the university situated next to the second busiest road in Sussex, correct me if I'm wrong...
And thirdly, if they're that concerned about the environment, then presumably I won't see dozens of smoke-chuffing, rusty Peugeot 106s spluttering their way along the Lewes Road to Falmer from Studentsville/Hanover tomorrow morning then...
reuters said:miss reuters if u please
strings said:Sorry miss reuters!
tinx said:I'd have great pleasure in helping the builders move them along and I'm sur eI'm not alone on that either.
edna krabappel said:Hmmm. We started the planning process for Falmer in, what, 1846? OK, maybe slightly later, 1999 or something. I know students have a reputation for being lazy, but surely eight years is a tad late to be making this point.
damm right they should have no say in the matter and get back to there degrees which will leave them in debt and working in mcdonalds in stoke on trentturienzo's lovechild said:seeing as a fair number of them will leave the city after uni, quite frankley, they can f*** off
Caveman said:We'll just give the scruffy little tits a kicking and that will put it to rest.
reuters said:they are threatening direct action if we start to build on the site, camping on the site to stop builders