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thecatsmeow wrote:Just thought I would let you guys know I wont be posting on this site any more...i may carry on reading but i doubt it ... Im fed up of been slated by you halfwits for seeing things as they are instead ...of your rose tinted glasses ...god help Liverpool Fc if we have fans like you..people who are prepared to put up with medicority ..half hearted players ...half hearted fans,,,someone in another thread said im probably upset that we have not signed Zidane, Figo etc ...im not upset im furious Liverpool is the best club in the world why shouldnt we go after the best players..why dont you wake up and smell the coffee we aint gonna win the premiership with this bunch... now you can all say what u like about me ..but at the first game at anfield i will be there singing just as loud as any of you hoping and praying that im wrong......................................As for mistyred your just a pedo who has to pm me cos you have not the balls to post in main room cos everyone will see what a small minded t**t you are ...good nite gentlemen and good luck for the new season

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Judge wrote:morning..........cough............cough.........urgh 

morning judge, im just wondering why woof had a mime artist coming to his house, and did she mime "do you want an umbrella"

peewee wrote:

Judge wrote:morning..........cough............cough.........urgh 

morning judge, im just wondering why woof had a mime artist coming to his house, and did she mime "do you want an umbrella"

she probably did more than mime to him, the sly devil 

hey check this piece of news out, what do you think

ITN reports today:

The age at which youngsters can legally buy cigarettes could be raised from 16 to 18 under smoking ban proposals outlined yesterday.

Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt launched a consultation on increasing the age-limit in December to bring the law on selling cigarettes to children in line with that on alcohol.

And last night it was proposed that any increase of the age limit should be brought forward by a year or more.

The changes are part of the Health Bill which also includes a ban on smoking in pubs and clubs which serve food.

Ministers will get a free vote on that later this month. They can vote for the proposed law, for a total ban or an exemption for membership clubs only.

But a new clause inserted into the Health Bill last night will allow the age limit to be raised as soon as consultation on the issue is over rather than having to wait for it to go through Parliament to become law.

Health Minister Caroline Flint said: "The Health Bill is a huge step forward for public health and will save thousands of lives by preventing smoking-related diseases.

"It is important that MPs have a clear choice to convey their views around this controversial issue. By drafting the new clause and amendment in this way, we will be offering a genuine choice to MPs, at the same time as ensuring the legislation is workable."

peewee wrote:

Judge wrote:morning..........cough............cough.........urgh 

morning judge, im just wondering why woof had a mime artist coming to his house, and did she mime "do you want an umbrella"

one of yours peewee? did she have an umbrella in her pocket? 

dawson99 wrote:

peewee wrote:

Judge wrote:morning..........cough............cough.........urgh 

morning judge, im just wondering why woof had a mime artist coming to his house, and did she mime "do you want an umbrella"

one of yours peewee? did she have an umbrella in her pocket? 

shes a jap mate and to be honest i dont think she will have any little surprises in her pants, but she will have little feet.