hk blues

Rick Mayall?

I guess you'd know better than any of us.

Only at Dens, mate? Feckin typical!

Roundabouts (circles) here in the Philippines. Rule is clear i.e. same as in the UK so vehicles on them have priority but 75% of drivers have decided to ignore this which means every one is an accident waiting to happen. ETA - I just found this little gem which perhaps explains the above confusion as it starts off saying one thing and then suggesting the opposite! Who has priority in roundabout Philippines? Rotonda courtesies That means drivers about to enter the circular junction must yield to those who are currently on it. Of course, that doesn't mean drivers on the roundabout should not give way to those about to merge; they must still let other motorists enter, more so if they are far ahead.

I'm the opposite.

Right - I took it as being sarcastic.

Players and managers are not free to move between clubs if under contract. If you mean why are clubs more willing to negotiate to let players and managers break the contract compared to directors of football/football operations - maybe the latter have more access to commercially sensitive information etc?

Update - the sole fell off one of the shoes when he was out last night.

Haven't you read all of those links above?

It's probably more for Celtic fans living in Dundee.

More like 50 years. Not many Christmases went by when I didn't get an English top. At secondary school most kids wore an English top for PE.

Given how tight it's likely to be for 5th it may be a free hit points-wise (although I'm not so sure this time) buy we need to avoid a heavy defeat to help that -5 GD over St M.

My son was looking for a pair of brown shoes so we took a look in my shoe cabinet. There were a half-dozen pairs of so that were from the early 2000's. He's now the new owner of a pair of brown ankle boots from Next - the price tag was still on them b.t.w £49.something.

There is no clear reason, apparently, but... For many years in the Middle Ages, people believed that when you sneezed, your spirit left your body for a second. So, the thought went, to say "bless you" could bring you back to life and also keep evil spirits from entering you in the instant or two that you were believed to have been gone. During the bubonic plague saying "God bless you" offered a desperate prayer for health and protection against the deadly disease. Pope Gregory is said to have encouraged people to embrace these blessings during that doom-filled era.

Nah, already forgotten by most Dees. Until some d**k brings it up, that is!