".. my Lord Bristoll hath this day impeached my Lord Chancellor in the House of Lords of High Treason. The chief of the articles are these: [..] 4th. He did carry on the design of the Portugall match, so much to the prejudice of the Crown of England,"
Ah, a wireless network adaptor card: "No need to open your computer – simply plug into a what?
Like several other retailers, Viking Direct currently have a 'we'll refund the cost if England win [the soccer World Cup]' offer on something desirable, in this case a TV and speakers, normally about £800 inc VAT.
"Hmm, Viking have a 30 day return policy, so buy this now, stick it somewhere safe, and return it unopened in the extremely unlikely [cough] event of England scraping through the first round, then giving up in the middle of their first game against someone good (again) – I can't lose!"
Alas, item 9 of the terms and conditions ".. is excluded from Viking’s 30 day free trial".
Rats.
Odd that expected news can be so unexpected, in its timing at least.
The naughty side of me wants to suggest that 24th May should become 'shag someone else's boyfriend' day in his memory… it's what he liked doing 🙂
You get a lot of 'SELL your property via us!!' stuff through the door. 2% of a million is… rather more than some(?) of them deserve:
Faron Sutaria will endevour to sell your home for the best possible price in the shortest time to the best buyer available, with the lease inconvenience to you.
Hmm, yes, this is good.
Never having read it, I've looked up some of the differences between it and the orginal, and I can see why some people don't like them, but as a standalone film, it Works with some fabulous performances.
Having said that, at a couple of points, you do need to not so much suspend disbelief as give it to some piggies with wings to take on a flight.
When you have something highly unlikely in your film, you have a few choices: Continue reading
Mike, the person behind politicalbetting.com, is also a 'major gifts fundraiser' and recently posted that Blair was selling peerages too cheaply – apparently it costs £5m+ to get an honourary degree from Oxbridge.
But it's worse than that: if the loans were indeed on commercial terms, then they will have been effectively free – I could have gone along to a bank, borrowed £1m, loaned it to Labour and paid off the bank with the payments…
Work colleagues were looking at me (even more) strangely following my running commentary on the World at One interview with Gulam Noon about the issue of Labour donors getting peerages and knighthoods (just as Tory ones do).
On radio, no-one can see when you've got your fingers crossed…