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Bloody hell, the poor bastard! Not only does he have an
hugely swollen head but far far worse they've turned him into
a Citeh fan!
Cheers
Jeff
We're in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, are you?
Yes! And hopefully after tonight in the quarter-finals of
the UEFA Cup! The cup we pipped you to last season
due to you missing a last minute penalty! ;-)
Cheers
Jeff
Swollen cock too by the looks of it.
Going down going down going down, going down going down going doooown,
going down going down going down, going doown, going down.
> The cup we pipped you to last season
> due to you missing a last minute penalty! ;-)
Yeah, that was pretty gutting actually, cos I had my hopes up that we'd
win that. Then again, it was only the excellent run at the end of the
season after Stuart Pearce took over that got us into that position, and
before that we were pretty dismal, TBH, so I wasn't really complaining.
Fiasco? In terms of publicity but they pay these scabs £2k to see if there
are any side effects. Found one!
No, there was a point when it looked highly possible but I think
we should be OK now. In fact I still think we'll finish in the top
10 and who knows, even get above Citeh! ;-)
Cheers
Jeff
Sorry, but I don't think this is a laughing matter. It reminds me of
when kids used to make jokes in the schoolground about 'spastics' and
thalidomide victims.
Shame on you.
every time I hear that report I can't stop thinking of Frank Sidebottom :))
The difference is that these are young blokes who were doing
it for money - fair enough nobody expects this sort of thing to
happen to them, but its a sort of logical extension of the sorts
of thing that can happen to young blokes after prolonged drinking
binges or similar. Getting wiped out driving a car off the edge of
a cliff, falling 200 feet from a hotel balcony. Getting first degree
burns from sunbathing. Nothing to do with spastics at all.
Funny how you never picked up on the Gary Glitter ad though eh ?
Looks like your bouts of moral indignation are about as genuine
as your posing names, eh "Mr Phoney" ?
< quote>
Lastminute.com breached decency rules by mentioning sex
offender Gary Glitter in an advert for children's theatre
tickets, the industry watchdog said.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled the
advert was likely to cause serious or widespread offence.
Showing two young boys, it stated:
"Like Gary Glitter in a sweet shop, you too can have
your pick of kiddy treats in London's theatre world".
</quote>
michael adams
...
>
I quite agree. No-one likes a bighead!
:)
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> The difference is that these are young blokes who were doing
> it for money - fair enough nobody expects this sort of thing to
> happen to them, but its a sort of logical extension of the sorts
> of thing that can happen to young blokes after prolonged drinking
> binges or similar. Getting wiped out driving a car off the edge of
> a cliff, falling 200 feet from a hotel balcony. Getting first degree
> burns from sunbathing. Nothing to do with spastics at all.
The phrase that springs to mind regarding the Parexel incident is
"caveat emptor".
Whereas it's highly unfortunate that these people have fallen extremely
ill, they must have known what might happen. I certainly wouldn't
castigate them to the degree that one poster on here has seemingly done
(I'm not referring to M. Adams) but there was always a danger that this
would happen.
I suspect that Parexel probably played by the rules and are being
criticised for following guidelines. It's always sexier for the media
to create a furore.
Prior to the incident, the same company used to advertise on one of my
local commercial radio stations, LBC, asking for volunteers/guinea pigs
and I always thought that putting yourself forward was always a bit of
a mug's game.
Anyway, I hope they survive and I hope that it might make people
realise that there is a risk in this sort of thing.
fr.
> The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled the
> advert was likely to cause serious or widespread offence.
>
> Showing two young boys, it stated:
> "Like Gary Glitter in a sweet shop, you too can have
> your pick of kiddy treats in London's theatre world".
It's unbelievable what people can come up with, these freaky cocaine
fuelled marketdroids.
"Honestly, what can I possibly say to get you into my bed?" - Anon.
> >http://www.cherryred.co.uk/cherryred/sleeves/cdmred143.jpg
>
> Y'know it all sounds a lot like the serum Blade injects the vampires
> with.
Yeah, there's a lot of possibilities; one could use it to assassinate
Tony Blair. An OD would explode his head, good riddance to that lying
shit.
Don't be such a Joey.
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