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AT900P 3U, RSL X1, RSL X2 Pro & RSL X2 AP
I have try to search for a detail comparison between the tittled racquets, but have no success, help.
I am currently playing with a AT900P 3UG5 with BG80 @ 25lb, I would classifly myself as immediate player and I play once a week.
Now comes the long story, I used to play a lot more (train 6 days a week) when I was in my teens and I had drop play about 20 years ago and just recently pick it back up again. My previous racquets were Cab8s before I went thought a search with most of the current Yonex models (NS9000S, NS9000X, AT900T, MP99) then settles with the AT900P. I do know I like head heavy racquet, since I smash quite a bit and my previous training was focus on playing single although majority of my current play is double.
I am quite happy with the AT900P at the moment but now, I would like to extend the search beyond the Yonex brand and I have read some good review regrading the RSL racquets. I am hoping if someone with personal experience of the above tittled racquets give me a more detail comparison using the AT900P as the reference.
Even better if someone to guide me to RSL racquet demo, I lives in Vancouver BC, there is not a lot of shop have RSL demos.
All comments appreciated.
Help................ paging Pete_LSD
Dear Ted,
You are right and pick the right person to ask for help. However, you need to ask a cute girl to dress up like Princess Lea and send him a DVD on repeat mode say "Help me Peter the Great Horn, You are my only hope." Then the Peter the Great will spring to VRC with his RSL X2 and show you the way to the art of Jedi...
Sorry, I have to poke fun of our Dear Peter the Great.
Please respond when you are not too busy FF DVDs.
You could try SOTX Woven 11 or Woven 7
Beep Beep . . . PLSD calling both Master SH & Ted.
Master SH,
Been busy compiling the beans together into two columns of entries and finally produced the required bean statements. Now, waiting for the goodies to arrive .
Master Ted,
You can try out my collections . . . whenever it is convenient for you .
I'd break my arm testing out pete's racquets...cause they're strung at 33x36lbs
I did have a chance to experience the power from the beast about 2 weeks ago when the master sign me in VRC as guess, but I was mostly at the receiving end of those canon, not exactly I would call enjoyable but certainly very impressive. I know one also needs the skill and strength to perform in such a level, but I think I am allow to "dream" as well.
Master Pete, I will take you up on the offer, in contact soon.
You mentioned the RSL X2 AP. I use that racket and it's even balanced, 3U. It's a great alround racket, good for doubles and okay for singles if you're a bit more defensive. The RSL X2 Pro is probably the best attacking racket in the RSL lineup, not as hard hitting as the X2 Pro Gold but slightly better handling. For alround play though the AP version is awesome.
Tim H
Agree, find the ap similiar to the ti-10 3u therefore a good doubles racket with lots of pop that if need be can play singles with here and there with.
Thanks to the great Pete_LSD, lending me his personal weapons (RSL X2 Gold) for a lengthy period of time so I could have a very detail demo/comparison of the X2 Gold to my go to racquet, AT900P. On request from Peter for a review, I am writing this hoping will give players interested in the X2 Gold an idea how it compares to AT900P.
** Pete: please correct me if the racquet & string spec is off.
Racquet tested:
- RSL X2 Gold, 2UG5 c/w 1 layer of over grap, BG80 @ 27x28 (older string)
- RSL X2 Gold, 2UG5 c/w 1 layer of over grap, BG80 @ 31x33 (older string)
- YY AT900P, 3UG5 c/w 1 layer of over grap replaced the original grip, BG80 @ 25x27 (freshly strung)
- YY AT900P, 3UG5 c/w 1 layer of over grap replaced the original grip, BG80 @ 25x27 (older sting)
Testing sections: 3 sections with about 2 hours each sections, I played all four racquets in each section to make sure the playing conditions is comparable.
I started with racquet #1, initial feels: it doesnt feel that much heaver than #3 or #4, in fact the AT900P feel more head heavy than the X2 Gold, the string also doesnt feel as tight as #3 or #4 may be because of the extra layer of grap for shock absorption. Clear shot is very good with loads of power in reserve, the racquet requires the player continuously apply force and accelerating through the impact zone where the AT900P tends to turn over by itself. Smash is as expected, powerful with a very distinctive explosive sound at impact (my playing partners and opponents are all commenting how nice it sound) and is very comparable to #3 & #4. Drives are accurate but to me, it lacks that pop, the X-stiff shaft may be just too much for my aged arm. Defense (digs) is surprisingly good compare to #3 & #4. However, net shot does lacks feel. Transition is .. lets say ..it is not FAST, a tar slower the #3 & #4.
Racquet #2 feels much the same as #1 with tighter and crisper feels from higher string tension. For some reason, the string tension feels very comparable with racquet #3. I personal enjoy this higher tension more on the X2 Gold, the racquet is much more lively on net shots, and drops are more accurate but still lacks the pop on drives (I concluded it must be the X-stiff shaft).
In short, the X2 Gold reminds me the MP99 but in a 2U version with Steroids. Overall, both X2 Gold and AT900P achieved the same goal to be a very powerful racquet by taking a different approach. The X2 Gold is a moderate balance racquet with a heaver physical weight of 2U, yet the AT900P is by head heaviness. Both racquets are designed for players with all out attack. As many people mentioned before (including sir Dink-a-lot & Pete_LSD), the X2 Gold is most likely the most demanding racquet on the market right now. I would not recommend this racquet unless the player has very good technique and strong physical strength, a longer & smoother swing type may be better capitalizing the strength of the racquet.
Again, the above review is my personal feeling towards the racquets, and please be reminded is based on specific comparison from X2 Gold to AT900P. So, when I refer to accurate, powerful, fast, etc, it is one racquet vs the other, not referencing to the world of racquets.
X2 Gold
I bought the X2 Gold racket from OC2007, strung at 28lbs.
It is the most demanded racket I have ever dealt with, but it is so wonderful after about 5-10 minutes of adjustment. A lot of power and controlling is adequate. I truly recommend it to anyone loves to smash and fast playing.
Just my 2 cents,
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What is 'acceptable identification'? 'Acceptable identification' is any one of the following:
You need to complete a Notification of Change of Address or Particulars of Person or Organisation (NCP) form in full and submit it, along with the acceptable identification of the registered owner or proxy/representative in the case of a body of persons to a City MVR office.
What do I do when my financed vehicle has been paid in full?
Financed vehicles are registered with the financial institution as titleholder and their client as the owner. As only the registered titleholder is allowed to sell or dispose of a financed vehicle, you are therefore required to re-register yourself as the titleholder and owner once your vehicle has been paid for in full. You will need the following to do so:
When you sell your vehicle, ensure that you are the registered titleholder by checking your original certificate of registration. You also need to check that your vehicle licence is valid at the time of sale (by checking your disc, which should be on your windscreen). Once you have done so, ensure that you record the identity number of the buyer directly from their acceptable identification. You will then need to bring a completed Notification of Change of Ownership/Sale of Motor Vehicle (NCO) form in person to your nearest MVR office. Ensure that you submit this in full and in person as the vehicle remains your responsibility until you notify one of our MVR offices of the sale. Scrapping your vehicle is not a means to notify the City of the change of ownership or sale of your vehicle.
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A fee is charged for a duplicate certificate of registration (details obtainable from your nearest City MRV office).
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Back in the 1990's, Seattle's South Lake Union district, abutting downtown, was slated for transformation into a grand greensward. Seattleites, however, decided they had parks enough—and voted it down, leaving South Lake Union at the mercy of the market. Fortunately, the area's primary developer is Vulcan, the company that manages the investments of Microsoft's billionaire cofounder Paul Allen. Allen is possessed of deep pockets and an open mind, and most of his numerous real-estate projects maintain high design standards. Alley24, a speculative mixed-use complex by NBBJ, is possibly the best of the lot.
Alley24 is built around a trio of sturdy brick buildings dating from the 1920's to the 1940's and collectively known as the New Richmond Laundry. They're now integrated with new office, retail, and residential construction. Together, the complex occupies an entire city block, which is divided into quadrants by two pedestrian-friendly alleys—hence the project's name. The diversity of uses keeps these alleys active day and night.
The pedestrian-only east-west alley's opposite ends frame quintessential Seattle views: One is of the Space Needle; the other is of the "forest" installed by REI, a recreational-equipment store, so customers can test-drive mountain bikes and the like. When the architects sliced away a section of 1940's wall on one side of the alley, they exposed a series of tall arched windows dating from two decades earlier. These fortuitous discoveries enliven the street front and bring light into loft apartments.
Meanwhile, the north-south alley provides both vehicle and pedestrian access as well as defining the border between the residential and commercial buildings. NBBJ partner Rysia Suchecka and principals Brent Rogers and Alan Young convinced the developers to locate building lobbies on the alleys rather than perimeter streets. "The intersection creates energy in the center," Rogers notes. "And it brings the different elements together." It also freed up street frontage for restaurants and retail.
Because NBBJ committed early as a tenant itself, the firm attained the enviable position of concurrently designing the entire project and spaces within it. This allowed for a commitment to eco-consciousness, too. As Young describes it, "There are three concepts behind what we do: authenticity, animation, sustainability."
These concepts are everywhere evident at NBBJ's own office. The alley-entry lobby, a glass-walled jewel, is distinguished by a wall of "artifacts," representing client business, and spare furnishings, notably narrow backless benches and a freestanding oval desk with stainless-steel legs and a marble top. There are no magazines, and the "concierge" has no switchboard. (No receptionist here.)
Clearly designed as a place for people to pass through rather than to wait in, the lobby serves as an engaging introduction to NBBJ. Rising from the space is a staircase nicknamed the Giant Steps after jazz saxophonist John Coltrane's classic track. The 26-foot-wide base of the Giant Steps serves as a lecture hall, gathering place, and source of animation and energy—emerging as a symbol of the firm's commitment to community. Balustrades of translucent acrylic let new arrivals glimpse shadowy hints of movement above.
On the two upper floors at NBBJ, large open studios flow around libraries, model shops, copy rooms, informal meeting areas, coffee-break pantries, and other spaces normally termed back-of-house. By putting these workhorses out front, evident on arrival, the firm sets the stage for informal interaction. Suchecka believes that the new office "has changed us, made us younger. People know each other better." They can even hang out together outside, thanks to a bridge connecting the office proper to NBBJ's roof deck, actually on top of an apartment building across the alley.
Visual connection between the two studio levels and with people on other floors and in adjacent buildings comes courtesy of setbacks and glass walls. Operable windows combine with an under-floor HVAC system in contributing to the high energy efficiency. Materials are untreated, nontoxic, and recycled wherever possible.
Up on the floor above NBBJ, the international contracting firm Skanska—responsible for the construction of Alley24—occupies an office also designed by the architects. Here, design principal Anne M. Cunningham changed tactics to accommodate a different corporate culture. Materials evoke Skanska's business, with the paint on sliding doors distressed to suggest erosion and blackened-steel angles used as door handles. The challenge, Cunningham says, was to "engage the trades by using found objects as artworks" and to "push people to share by putting things out in the open" even though there are still private offices at the core.
The exterior of Alley24's office building offers a visually stimulating mix of simple ribbed concrete panels and diverse window treatments, including aluminum shades programmed to respond to daylight levels. Throughout the complex, architectural materials embody different eras. The office building's concrete contrasts with the golden resin-and-paper panels cladding the pair of apartment buildings as well as with the red brick from the early 20th century. Like the mix of uses, this interplay of textures infuses Alley24 with that magic intangible, urban energy.
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You know how sometimes, people suck? You know those days when you look at the world and go, "How did we even get this far? We're shallow and violent and self-centred. We hurt each other and we waste and we destroy and WE SUCK."
Then there are those other days: the days where you're reminded that humanity is freakin' amazing.
Today I did not go to school, because I didn't really sleep last night. Rarely in my life have I had insomnia, but suddenly it was like my body forgot how to sleep. Even though I didn't feel anxious in my mind, my physical self was in the grip of unplaceable jitters.
This happened on Saturday, too, but for only a couple hours (instead of five) and I chalked it up to "going back to school" syndrome. The first day back at school was fine, so I have no idea what last night was about. I guess I have to get accustomed to myself no longer always being quite the self I used to be.
Anyway, boring story. Today, I slept in but am still rather out-of-it. I felt I was up to the task of [beginning the work of] cleaning out my inbox. I found this fantastic TED Talk, originally sent to me last April by my musical father-in-law, about Eric Whitacre and his virtual choir – and I'd never watched it. I usually don't think I have time to watch things when I receive them, but this one reminded me that sometimes it really is worth the fifteen minutes.
I cried watching it. Not that it's so surprising – I am somewhat sleep-deprived… and there's no question that in the last six months, tears are always closer to the surface for me.
But this is just plain awesome. I've written a lot about music and its power and importance. I know first-hand how incredible and transformative it can be to make music with other people. I believe strongly that it makes us better, both as a species and as our own selves.
This is a perfect example: take that power, and combine it with the potential uniting force of the internet, and you get this. An individually self-chosen community of people who love to sing beautiful music, and want to give it back to the world. Seemingly random souls, with their bedhead and their earphones and their baseball caps, coming together from countries all over the world, just singing.
I dare you not to be moved.
Here's the full version of the second song, called Sleep:
It made me think of Ze Frank's Chillout song, created in the same way but on a smaller scale. (I've linked to this one before in my Top 10 Pick-Me-Ups, but it bears re-linking.) The story of how he – and a whole crowd of strangers – just up and brewed this simple, beautiful thing when one of his fans wrote to tell him about what a rough time she was having… well, it's worth many, many points in the "humankind rocks the casbah" column.
Makes me wish I had a whole lifetime to spend just on discovering all the ways that humans spread love and awesomeness through music – and joining in.
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Must have been something in the universe. I did not sleep one wink last night and neither did several other people I was chatting with on Facebook at 2,3 and 4 am. I hope you get a good night sleep tonight!! Hugs!
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I didn't take your dare. I knew I would be moved. Actually I already know Eric Whitaker's music and find it rather wonderful even without 2000 voices!
But the 2000 voices are literally awesome! The 56 (or whatever in the first choir) are pretty spectacular too.
Holy WOW. This gave me major goosebumps. Absolutely beautifully amazing. Kinda like u


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There are about 500 movies opening between June and August. Only joking. There are about 50, but it seems like 500 with, as usual, something – the studios hope – for everyone. But even 50 is a number too big to write about, so the idea here was to pick out the ones that I think will be the best of the bunch, the Top 20, rather than waste space carping on the ones that look kind of shaky. Release dates are always changing, so the films and their blurbs are listed by month, not by specific date.
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I was really into what Puma Swede and I had going on for this video when Jessica Jaymes butted in. And what a nice butt she has!!! haha It was great to have another girl to play with and things got super hot super quick then Shyla Stylez joined us too! All four of us were all over each other. Sometimes a shoot kind of gets taken over by real sexual desires. You can't help but get truly excited and we were all so wet and ready for this. A genuine lesbian fuck fest! |
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Big Blondes Unite! Shyla Stylez and me did a lot of making out for this shoot and we loved every second of it – and every inch of each other! |
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Good morning everyone! My new set "Stairway to Heaven" was released on the site today. What did you guys think of it? I was totally crushing on my girlfriend during the shoot. I LOVED her nipple piercings. What do you guys think? Should I get mine pierced? I've thought about it before, especially right after I had my boobs done. Now I'm thinking about it all over again since this shoot. I think they look so hot! So to pierce or not to pierce? That is the question! |
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One of the things that I love so much about this industry is all of the great people that I get to meet. I have made so many friends doing this that I feel like my life is that much richer because of it. And another great thing? I get to make out with most of them! I get to play with some of the most gorgeous women in the world. I get to kiss them, grope their tits and taste how sweet their pussies are and then I get paid for it. Really, how much better can things get? There's a new set on the site of me and Tyler Faith in bikinis outside. I've done a bit with Tyler and I really love working with her. I think our "closeness" really shows in the pics. Here are a couple shots from the set: Aren't we cute together? |
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There is nothing more fun than a day a home with the girls. Especially when they are girls as sexy as these! No pigtails and pillow fights for us. We get right down to the business of being all grown up and totally naughty. We take off our sexy lingerie and feast on each others' hot bodies. There's no innocence in this set, it's just four very hot and horny women having fun. |
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Solo shoots are fun. Shoots with another girl are even more fun. Shoots with four girls are extreme!!! Three blondes and a brunette climb into bed together for this and I loved it! I got so excited shooting this. These girls were so sexy that I just didn't know who I wanted to touch. I wanted to have them all! Lots of boobies and pussy play! Great kissers too! |
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OK, now that we've applied some commands to our image how can we now use History to step backwards in time and perhaps undo some of these effects? Well, it's actually really easy as it turns out, thankfully. What we can do here is if I want to get rid of the Brightness-Contrast command and go back to Angled Strokes, all I need to do is just single click on Angled Strokes and that removes the Brightness-Contrast. Or, I could go even further back in time by clicking on Dry Brush and that takes me all the way back to how my image looked after I applied the Dry Brush effect, right? So, the way that the History Panel is organized here is we have the beginning of the timeline, if you will - well, I kind of think of it as a timeline anyway - at the top and the ending of the timeline or the current location on the timeline, if you will, at the bottom of the Palette. So you know what I could do is I could use the History Palette for a couple of neat techniques. For example, maybe I want to get sort of a before and after look at my image after I apply some Color Correction or after I apply some effects, so here I'm on Brightness-Contrast again, I stepped forward in time just by clicking on the last History State as it's known, all of these blocks here are known as History States, or History Steps, if you will. So I'm all the way forward in time and what I want to do is I want to do this sort of before and after comparison so what I'll do is I'll click on the very first guy in the History Palette, this guy here, Barn1.jpg and that takes me all the way back to how my image looked when I first opened it. This guy at the top here is what's referred to as a Snapshot. Kind of something that I want you to keep in the back of your mind just for a moment, but I click on this Snapshot at the top of the History Panel, this is how my barn looked when I first opened it. Then what I could do is I could click back on the last History State, or the last History Step, here's my After. So, quite literally, Before and After. Before and After. Just like that and I go, oh, I don't know if I like it or not, or maybe I should back up a couple of steps, you know, this sort of thing, right? So you can do a lot of cool things here. You can step forward and backward in time, one step at a time, by using Keyboard Shortcuts. So give this a try. On the Windows side hold down Alt and Ctrl, on the Mac side here I'm going to hold down Option and Cmd and then hit your Z key on your keyboard and that will step you backward in time and you can see inside my History Panel that the States are reverting back to the previous stateright? So again, Ctrl and Alt on the Windows side, Cmd and Option here on the Mac. Now, if you want to step forward in time using your keyboard try this. On the Windows side hold down Ctrl and Shift, here on the Mac I'll hold down Cmd and Shift and then hit the Z key on your keyboard and that will allow you to step forward in time. OK, I've got to show you a couple of other neat things here. Let's say for example that I'm really happy with where things are looking here, with the last State here, the Brightness-Contrast. What I can do is I can save this position in my document. Let's say I'm working along on my image, maybe again, applying some effects or some color correction and I get to a point where I really like it but I might still tinker a little bit with the image. Well, I can save the current state, if you will, of my image, I can save it as this thing called a Snapshot. How do I do that? Well, what I'm going to do is I'm going to head up to the History Palette Menu in the top right corner and I'm simply going to choose New Snapshot and I get a dialog box here, the New Snapshot dialog box. You can throw a name in there if you want. I'm just going to leave the default here and I'll go ahead and click on OK and then now at the top of the History Palette we now have two Snapshots: the first guy there, the default, Barn1 and then Snapshot1. So, again, I can do this Before and After comparison if I want, which is kind of cool. So there you go. You can always save your History States as Snapshots, which is great. Now, a few other little tidbits that I want to bounce off you here related to History. I'm going to go all the way down to Brightness-Contrast here, the very last History State and then once again, from the History Menu what I'm going to do is I'm going to pop open the History Palette Menu I should say and then this time I'm going to choose New Document. And what this will do is this will create a new Photoshop file based on the current History State that I have selected here inside the History Palette. So, once again, back to the History Panel Menu there, I went and got out of mine, and I'll choose New Document and now I have a new file inside Photoshop. There are no History States, except this Default1 here, the duplicate state here and it's a completely new file that I can continue working on if I want. And the original Barn1.jpg is still open in the background, just click on your Document Tab there, you can see all the History States are there inside the History Palette all intact, which is awesome. I hope you're enjoying this. I hope you're really going to use History a lot. I use History a whole heck of a lot because I'm always making mistakes. Anyway, I hope this is all good for you here. I want to bounce one more thing off of you, kind of related to the issue of Undoing and he's kind of related to History as well, he's called Reverting, and I'll show you that really quickly in the next exercise.
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Part of Shirlee's story is well known. She is a mother who lost her son, Rex, to complications caused by AIDS in May 1997. Since that time, she's been active raising awareness and money for various HIV/AIDS support groups. The latest effort to which she lent her name, considerable time and unending effort was September's AIDS Walk Galesburg, which raised over $10,000.
The latest flare from the long-burning controversy over excluding openly gay people from the military sparked Shirlee's memory.
"Rex went into the ROTC at Knox (College)," she said. "He was like a lot of other middle class kids at the time who saw the military as a path to opportunities.
"The ROTC offered tuition abatement and I think Rex really enjoyed the physical training and the discipline. He liked the military and he hoped that it could help him start a career in medicine."
Rex graduated from Knox in 1986 and became a U.S. Army Reservist. He was discharged with cause in 1987. Shirlee said it was then Rex realized the perception of his behavior — more than the fact that he was sick — set him apart from others.
"It occurs to me now that if Rex had been fine and continued his military career, he would have had to hide who he was," Shirlee said. "People might not realize what that means. It's not an issue of sex — that's private. It's an issue of being able to live openly, the way heterosexuals take for granted."
Like all civil rights, the right of homosexuals to attempt to serve in the military should be a given. It is anathema to think men of color were once barred from serving their country. Or women.
Perhaps one day soon, all Americans will finally be granted what has been rightfully theirs all along. The U.S. military — despite past advertising campaigns — has never been an army of one.


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A bad day for Lansley
07 February 2012
It was never going to be an easy week for Andrew Lansley, but I'm sure even the Health Secretary wasn't quite expecting to see Downing Street sources saying he should be "taken out and shot" over his controversial NHS reforms when he opened his newspapers this morning.
There is certainly a lot of anger among Tory MPs about the reforms, which face a mauling in the Lords tomorrow. One told me Lansley had "failed to do the pitch rolling" and complained they didn't know what the shake-up was really meant to do. Another complained: "We spent years convincing people that the NHS would be safe in our hands - this bill is destroying that reputation".
Lansley was also faced with a little, erm, local difficulty. First it emerged NHS South West was facing a £370 million black hole which campaigners warned could put vital services at risk. Then it emerged St Helier hospital in Carshalton could be the first victim of plans to hand doctors billions of pounds of the NHS budget.
This is particularly sensitive because the hospital is in Health Minister Paul Burstow's constituency. Neighbouring Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh claims a merger between St Helier and St George's fell through last week in part because GPs in the new clinical commissioning group are planning to reduce dramatically the use of the hospital. Fears have been raised it could close as a result.
Mr Burstow told ESP this was "shameful political scaremongering" and warned people not to be "duped" by it. Certainly there were other considerations for the merger's collapse as well, but Dr Martyn Wake, who is joint chair of Merton CCG, does say that "as GPs we are keen to keep our patients well and out of hospital".
"Whilst Ms McDonagh may not agree with the government's policy to put GPs in charge of commissioning health services we all feel it is most unjust to blame local GPs for the historic financial challenges facing our local hospitals," he said.
"The shift to care out of hospitals and into the community is no different in scale in Sutton and Merton than it is in other parts of south west London and the rest of the country."
But Labour and other campaigners are adamant. Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham told ESP: "The fact a Health Minister's own local hospital may be the first major casualty of the Government's reorganisation might bring home to him how wrong these reforms are.
"This is a glimpse of what is to come if this Bill goes through. Fragmenting decision-making in this way threatens the ongoing viability of hospitals. Paul Burstow has now got the biggest of all reasons to drop the Bill."
There appears to be little appetite among Tories for the Bill to be dropped entirely, though (as my colleague Nicholas Cecil has reported) some Lib Dems would be delighted if that happens.
While today was a bad day for Lansley, expect a few more ahead.
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Cwy-y-y-y-innnnng Over Yooooooooou….
The story so far…
Journalist 'friend' sends a late night spoof text message to Recess Monkey announcing that Margaret Thatcher has finally turned up her toes and gone to meet Beelzebub.
RM fails to double-check that they really have staked the bitch down and destroyed all remaining portraits and blogs the fake story, then fucks off to bed.
Tory bloggers go into a complete self-righteous meltdown…
RM gets up, finds he's been had big time and made a bit of an arse of himself and posts a retraction.
End of story…
…well, apart from some incessent whinging from the usual bunch of Tory gobshites because RM had the temerity to refer to the former Wicked Witch of Finchley as 'Milk Snatcher' in his original post, a reference, of course, to her tenure as Education Minister in the Health Government wherein she presided over the withdrawal of free school milk from 7-11 year olds - her wholesale withdrawal of milk of human kindness from the rest of UK came rather later.
At least the ever reliable DK managed to see the funny side of RM's self-inflicted predicament.
Mmm… hubris indeed - although judging from the some of the overheated reaction amongst Tory ranks I'd venture that Eurypedes' gods have been royally fucking about with rather more than just the one blogger.
On this occasion I can only partially agree with Mr Eugenides in his observation that 'its the sheepish but graceless retraction this morning that makes this funny' - RM's embarrassment is but a mere trifle next to the seamless segue into Angry of Tonbridge Wells mode effected by a number of Tory bloggers, including (not unexpectedly) Praguetory, who manages to beat even his own usual standards of pompous twattery on his own blog…
The jibe hasn't been edited out - it is the title of the picture he posted! Recess' selfish desire to be the first blogger to get the news out first trumped any sense of decency which would have stopped any normal person from shouting a story from the rooftops before corroborating it. I wander whether he would like to hear about the death of someone close to him from some pondlife crowing from a blog.
…and even his graceless remarks on RM's blog…
Fuck off back to bed you chimp. I've written up your obituary you disgusting creature - and yes you have edited the previous post.
…with this absolute gem posted in the comments at Iain Dale's…
I'm calling you naive. You should sue him for the damage caused by his negligence.
Hey, PT, you seem to have something wrong with your head…
…it's stuck firmly up your arse.
For fuck's sake, what a pretentious cunt, writing up RM's 'obituary' and suggesting he should be sued for being dumb enough - or maybe pissed enough - to fall for a practical joke. Still, I suppose it makes a change from writing his own fucking obituary and 'outing' himself and then whinging incessantly if anyone mentions his real name.
Fuck me, the dumb cunt still appears not to have figured out that your identity can't be 'outed' byanother blogger when you've already been dumb enough to out yourself before you even started fucking blogging and any twat with access to Google and a modicum of patience can find you doing it.
Mind, at least he only told RM to fuck off and didn't get around to issuing threats like this, which was posted 'anonymously'.
Thanks for passing your screen save to M O T. I won't forget that act of kindness. He censored the information about **** *****. My contact who was at uni at the same time at **** ***** made some very serious allegations about ** ***** - well beyond the normal university experience. This wasn't something I waished [sic] to bring into the public arena, but I will be seeing my source to see whether he is open to that suggestion. Again, thank you for your kind act. It will not affect me, but will rebound on your party (especially in Birmingham). You have an opportunity to get MoT to take down his post forthwith.
Seriously, that was posted in the comments of another Labour blog after I publicised PT's George Osbourne gaff and suckered him into confirming what he'd written, posted and then fairly rapidly tried to delete - quickly enough not to have the full page cached but not so quickly that Google's search engine spider failed to index the post in question.
What a self-important twat, eh? Not only will my ripping the piss out of him 'rebound' on the Labour Party in Birmingham - as if he's that fucking important in the first place - but the blogger in question was also given the 'opportunity' to get me to take down my post 'forthwith'.
Mwahahahahahahahaha! Listen to Mr Big Shot, eh? (I have used the right vowel there, haven't I? Oh well, make you own mind up).
Just what is it with some of the whining Tory twats who've crawled out from under a rock into the blogosphere of late? One minute they want to play as being fearless defenders of free speech and the next it's all ' you can't say that, its… its.. its… just not decent. Fuck right off you hypocritical bunch of cunts. If you don't like what you see then fuck off and let the Daily Express rot your brain instead, because I really don't give a fuck what you think anyway.
So before any of that bullshit starts up over here, let's answer the Tory's number one harumph - Have you no sense of decency?
No. Now fuck off and cry somewhere else, you twat!
Let's get something straight here - no matter how much some of you Tories would like to see Thatch's eventual demise turn in some half-arsed Diana-style display of public grief, replete with the usual wailing, gnashing of teeth and obscene profits for Interflora, that just ain't happening round here. In fact I've got my celebratory video ready and waiting for the big day - a collection of Spitting Images' finest Thatcher gags set to the tune of 'Ding Dong the Witch is Dead' - and that's about as sombre and mournful as it's going to get.
Whether you like it or not, a large section of the British public - most of it North of the Home Counties - loathe the bitch with a passion undiminished by the passage of time and would happily salt the ground she's walked on, never mind volunteer to dig the bitches' grave - and fill it in over her head, which would be even more satisfying.
You know it. I know it. The whole fucking world knows it and there's no fucking point pretending otherwise, so let's just forget the faux outrage and fuck-witted moralising - you cry if you want to, this blogger's not for crying, in fact the toughest decision facing many of us Labour ranks is going to be to decide which would be more fitting tribute to Thatch…
…a dance floor or a public urinal - preferably sited over the grave.
A lot of people in this country haven't forgiven and haven't forgotten, and if Thatcher's death doesn't give them cause for celebration it'll at least give them the quiet satisfaction of knowing she's gone and gone for good. That's just way it is and no amount of whinging or overblown outrage in Tory ranks is going to change that one bit, so shut the fuck up and get used to it.
If there's one thing more fucking tedious than a whinging Tory gobshite, its a moralising, whinging Tory gobshire.
Posted by Unity on 05 Mar 2007 at 17:17 pm
41 Seditious Acts in reply to "Cwy-y-y-y-innnnng Over Yooooooooou…."
on 05 Mar 2007 at 5:38 pm 1.Mr Eugenides said …
The day she dies, I swear, I'm going to park outside your house and blast her collected speeches at you, full volume, until you can recite them word for word.
Learn some respect!
on 05 Mar 2007 at 6:28 pm 2.leon said …
destroyed all remaining portraits
Hahah! Is that a reference to the film I think it is?
Anyway, this was an interesting semi dry run in way to how the Brit bloggers will react when she dies. I wonder just how silly all sides are going to get when she does finally kick the bucket?
on 05 Mar 2007 at 6:29 pm 3.leon said …
The day she dies, I swear, I'm going to park outside your house and blast her collected speeches at you, full volume, until you can recite them word for word.
The sound will be overpowered by the collective volume of a millions of corks being popped…
on 05 Mar 2007 at 8:02 pm 4.Carl Eve said …
Christ, I can't count the number of times someone would shout out "Queen Mum's dead" after putting the phone down in my old newsroom.
And if someone did believe them, everyone would point and laugh "aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh" before forgetting it and moving on.By the way, just heard from a colleague at Press Association that the Queen's died…
"aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!"As for you Mr Eugine-needs-a-life, I think the great Elvis Costello summed it up best on "Tramp the Dirt Down": "Try telling that to the boys on both sides, being blown to bits or beaten and maimed
Who takes all the glory and none of the shame"Which, irony of ironies, matches the great works of The Rev Blair, whom Margaret annointed as the legal and only successor to her reign.
Funny that, it all makes so much sense now.
on 05 Mar 2007 at 8:14 pm 5.Carl Eve said …
By the way, I liked the old layout more. It had that "david lloyd" feel more.
Added to which, there appears to be much more swearing in the new layout… is that intentional.
on 05 Mar 2007 at 10:15 pm 6.Bob Piper said …
That is, without a doubt the best put down of the self-important little prick who calls himself Dom, but we all know as little Dominic Fisher, that I have ever read, bar none.
on 05 Mar 2007 at 10:16 pm 7.Mr Eugenides said …
Carl Eve:
I'm not upset about Recess Monkey's post, and don't own the collected speeches of Margaret Thatcher. I thought the irritating "smiley" might have alerted you to the fact that I was gently satirising those who were, and who do.
I promise to get a life if you promise to grow a sense of humour. How's that?
on 05 Mar 2007 at 11:10 pm 8.Recess Monkey said …
Gotta get outta dodge. can i come live here for a while?
on 05 Mar 2007 at 11:35 pm 9.Unity said …
As here (physically speaking) is a data centre in California, feel free to knock yourself out.
Me, I'm holding out for life imitating art.
You realise, of course, that if the universe has a sense of humour, then she'll snuff it tonight and you can write the whole thing off as a premonition…
on 06 Mar 2007 at 1:09 am 10.Neil Harding said …
Hey guys you can always cheer yourselves up by typing 'i hate thatcher' into google and reading my '20 reasons I hate thatcher' post. I/m still the no.1 Thatcher hater on the net and proud of it. Surely the bitch has got to die soon? I've got 'when thatcher dies' by hefner poised on my turntable.
"We will laugh the day that Thatcher dies,
Even though we know it's not right,
We will dance and sing all night." -
on 06 Mar 2007 at 10:16 am 11.Alex said …
The Thatcher debate: bury, cremate, or process into biodiesel?
on 06 Mar 2007 at 10:26 am 12.The Moai said …
The day she dies I am going to crack open the champers, as will the rest of Wales. In fact, if she dies around the time Blair resigns, I might invest in a magnum.
on 06 Mar 2007 at 12:33 pm 13.cityunslicker said …
As much as you surmise there will be corks popping, statisitcs suggest that as the winner of 3 general elections more people like her than not.
The same will be true of Blair, whom I loathe with passion, but who in a few years will bizarrely be looked back upon as a great statesman.
The world is strange.
on 06 Mar 2007 at 12:35 pm 14.Devil's Kitchen said …
"… into Angry of Tonbridge Wells mode…"
I know that I'm indulging in the most irritating sort of pedantry here, but it's Tunbridge Wells. Tonbridge is a commuter shithole… sorry, town about 5 miles away from Tunbridge Wells.
I grew up in Tonbridge. Does it show?
on 06 Mar 2007 at 1:48 pm 15.redpesto said …
I always thought the obvious choice of music was 'Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead!' from The Wizard of Oz, preferably in a dance mix.
on 06 Mar 2007 at 4:23 pm 16.Tim Ireland said …
Praguetory is guilty of swinging a few corpses around himself, yet here he is again mimicking human emotions for personal gain… the filthy little hypocrite.
on 06 Mar 2007 at 6:09 pm 17.Carl Eve said …
Mr Eugenides:
*runs back and takes another look at his post*
*squints real hard*
*squints, holds breath, counts to ten… drops one*
*sharp intake of breath*I SEE THE LIGHT - JESUS H CHRIST I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!
Point well made and taken as such.
Late Breaking News - Paul Burrell not dead, Queen discontented.
on 06 Mar 2007 at 9:52 pm 18.Martine Martin said …
That is, without a doubt the best put down of the self-important little prick who calls himself Dom, but we all know as little Dominic Fisher, that I have ever read, bar none.
Not at all bitter, is he?
Are the repeated goes at PragueTory some sort of payback for getting Bob Piper in the shit with that racist image gaff? Are you now obliged to have a go at PT every now and then as penance? Just wondering.
Also, when did this blog become a swearblog? Last time I visited it had decently researched and interesting posts with some indepth information. Did that go with the redesign? I really haven't been keeping up.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 2:34 am 19.Unity said …
Are the repeated goes at PragueTory some sort of payback for getting Bob Piper in the shit with that racist image gaff?
No - the snivelling little wretch asked for it this time because of his attitude towards Recess Monkey.
RM got 'had' by a mate, dropped a bollock and then recanted the following morning. End of story. Ha-ha.
That's as much as RM's little faux pas amounts to - except in Prague where the humourless little tosser has a hissy fit because RM pulled out the old 'Milk Snatcher' jibe.
SFW - loads of people hate Thatch, it's no big deal unless your a sanctimonious little prick.
Are you now obliged to have a go at PT every now and then as penance? Just wondering.
Penance? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I just have a go every so often for the fun of winding the idiot up - he's such a sucker he falls for it every time.
On a more serious note, PT and attendant coterie of muppets are to blogging what the AOHellers were to discussion boards a few years back. Tis sadly always the way with any new medium - it all goes swimmingly for a while and then the juvenile twats show up and there goes the neighbourhood.
Also, when did this blog become a swearblog?
I blog as the mood take me, so you'll get the occasional sweary rant in with the more thoughtful stuff - if you don't like a particular post, just skip down a few and you'll find something more detailed.
Last time I visited it had decently researched and interesting posts with some indepth information. Did that go with the redesign?
No. I was discussing some of my more detailed stuff only today with a guy from the BBC. Won't say what exactly I was discussing as he's digging into some interesting stuff and I'd prefer to see how far he gets with the resources he has behind him, but the serious stuff does still go on.
The only thing that's changed is how I react to certain bloggers. Most of the established crowd I stay on pretty good terms with regardless of their political views/affiliations, its just the PT's of this world who're now crawling out of the woodwork that I have 'issues' with.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 5:51 am 20.Manfarang said …
Admiral Horthy's not dead?
on 07 Mar 2007 at 7:59 am 21.Freddie said …
Oh dear. You should see what PT's been writing about you lately …
on 07 Mar 2007 at 8:24 am 22.Martine Martin said …
Alright, well I'm glad you haven't given up on the serious side of blogging then!
SFW - loads of people hate Thatch, it's no big deal unless your a sanctimonious little prick.
Yep indeed they do, and personally I have no problem with someone hating Thatcher. Each to their own. Though I wonder why you're suprised that those who aren't so vitriolic towards the old lady were not so amused, or very amused, by RM's little slip up. And obviously some were always going to post about it…
SFW - loads of people love Thatch, it's no big deal unless… (etc etc)
Anyway, my uncertainty really just stems from the fact that PT is so singled out in this post, and mostly over things that have nothing to do with the monkey gaff. Since it's always you and dear Bob, and since you three have a bit of a history, it seems a bit like you have a wee vendetta going on here. Whatever PT says you're going to pull him apart for it really, aren't you? Do feel free to contradict me if I'm wrong here.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 9:27 am 23.Max Corney said …
You're just horrible
on 07 Mar 2007 at 9:51 am 24.Unity said …
Believe it or not, there was a serious point to the Cameron image, which is why I posted it in the first place, I just haven't found the time to write up my full observations.
The short version is that the current public discourse about race & ethnicity, as with a number of other serious subjects is completely sterile, largely because any attempt to question or challenge the 'accepted narrative' is met by precisely the kind of sanctimonious moralising and faux outrage that was the hallmark of PT's hectoring attack on Bob.
In one sense, PT's actions played right into what I as trying to achieve, and had he chosen to challenge me about the image sensibly and keep the debate online that would have been the end of it and the world could move on. As things stand he chose the cowardly route of trying to stitch-up Bob for reposting the image because he saw a chance to make a name for himself as some kind of Guido-lite.
You'll notice is his attempt to 'out' me - little that I actually care about such things other than for what that has to say about his own childish nature - he links to the BBC report about the image and not to the post here, where its still on display, in which I started re-contextualise it in terms of what I was really driving at.
That, I think, more than ably demonstrates his motives - he's not interested in engaging in any sort of real or substantive debate, he's just intent on leeching off the backs of others for whatever small crumbs of political gain or personal self-aggrandisement he thinks he can get out any given situation.
He's shown himself up repeatedly for what he is, a bullying, humourless, hypocrite who thinks nothing of trying to demand that other bloggers take down posts because he doesn't like them and issuing threats when they refuse to play ball, and then he cries like a baby when he gets his attitude thrown back in his face - I've just got no time for that at all.
So will he catch it again? Dunno, I've bigger game to hunt at the moment and far more important projects to work on, but if he insists on behaving like a troll, then that's how he's going to get treated.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 10:41 am 25.Praguetory said …
You miss the point. I am a Tory blogger who wants people to see the nasty side of the likes of you, Piper and Hilton. I realise that listening to the words of a Tory (shock horror) is almost impossible for you Socialists. I use that. Across a significant swathe of the Left-wing blogosphere, you don't need to scratch very hard to reveal nasty attitudes bordering on inhumanity. Carry on.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 11:15 am 26.C4' said …
Maggie Thatcher will NEVER die, unlike some.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 12:18 pm 27.Tim Ireland said …
No, Praguetory, you are trying to conjure a point out of thin air.
One of your most annoying attributes (apart from your unshakable sense of self-importance) is the shameless projection of your filthy habits onto others.
You're also a total hypocrite.
First you run all over the interwebs using your real name and trying to make friends, then you decide it's more fun being an anonymous bully.
While playing the anonymous bully, you dismissed any concerns of mine about a recent decay in etiquette (led by people like yourself) and deliberately cast these concerns as a fascist attempt to lay down new rules.
When you realised that you had outed yourself, you did three notable things:
First, you threatened Stephen Newton, who had the temerity to laugh at how silly you had been. Your exact words were; "I'll point out your professionalism to some other PR men."
The next day you waved not one but two dead relatives in our faces in an effort to gain sympathy before thinking better of the stunt and deleting the post.
Then, *many* days later, you proudly outed yourself screaming 'breach of etiquette' and threat to income (see: Stephen Newtwon). Oh, and is my iagmination or did you delete that post as well?
Now here you are outing someone else.
The only surprise is that you haven't tried to tie this to Piper or Watson somehow in (yet another) effort to big-note yourself.
You're a gutless hypocrite and one of the most inhuman little bastards I have ever had the displeasure of encountering online.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 12:31 pm 28.Unity said …
Hahahaha - Oh puh-leeze.
Spare me the sanctimonious moralising and all-round pomposity, PT, I don't give a toss.
Who and what I am should be self-evident from the content of this blog, and anyone who visits is welcome to make their own mind up whether they like what they read or not.
Unlike you, I'm honest in my approach to blogging. I call things how I see them, correct my mistakes when I make them and I stand by my remarks.
I don't censor or remove comments from people who disagree with me, not even the occasional abusive one.
I don't lie about my actions or pretend to be something I'm not or lie to cover my arse and I give as good as I get and don't whinge about it on the rare occasions I come off second best.
If anyone reading this is in judgmental frame of mind then I'm happy to invite them to compare and contrast PT's pathetic moralising to, say, my own reaction to the recent story of Brighton Tory Councillor who was given a conditional discharge as a result of making homophobic remarks in a private conversation…
Or how about Ellenor Bland's 'racist email' faux pas
You might even try linking to my original re-contextualisation of the Cameron pisstake, in which I revealed at least part of my real intentions, but guess that wouldn't fit very well with your own preference for trotting out half-baked stereotypes.
You really don't get it, do you? It's not your politics that's getting you pilloried, it's your immaturity. If left-wingers don't listen to you, its not because you're a Tory but because you're a twat - it really is that simple, and the more you whinge, the more of twat you end up looking.
If you really can't handle adult conversations and adult debates then maybe you're be better off ditching the blogging and set yoursel up in Habbo Hotel instead - you'll find the conversation much more to your level and the place in crawling with moderators to keep the nastiness in check.
Or to put it more simply - just grow up.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 12:53 pm 29.TinyHippo said …
Until PT at least equals the amount of incriminating (and ultimately embarrassing) screencaps on Unity that he has on PT, and Unity starts moderating his comments to make him look better - make mine Ministry.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 2:59 pm 30.. said …
PT said:
"Across a significant swathe of the Left-wing blogosphere, you don't need to scratch very hard to reveal nasty attitudes bordering on inhumanity."c4′ comments on PT's post "outing" Unity:
If he tried his crap with me, he'd be collecting disability benefits for the rest of his miserable life. -
on 07 Mar 2007 at 3:53 pm 31.Praguetory said …
This is the first time I met you Tim Ireland. Hardly a great first impression! What a wanker, I thought. Basically, anything you want me to do, I am likely to do the opposite just because it's you asking Tim.
The fact that I had to go to Slovakia due to the death of the gf's relative is just that - a fact. Don't overinflate your own importance. I have many friends in PR and I know that they think that Stephen Newton's actions were unprofessional and amateur - so what? My name is Dominic Fisher, my handle is praguetory. My name was only used on sometime private Tory forums when I set up my website - I had no idea how successful it would be. My blog, my rules. In terms of stuff I can use against Labour, you've just seen the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Keep pushing me.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 4:20 pm 32.Tim Ireland said …
1. And you haven't stopped whining since, dear boy. Even though you delete comments on your site willy-nilly. See what I mean about projection?
2. "Basically, anything you want me to do, I am likely to do the opposite just because it's you asking Tim."
Keep breathing. In and out. That's the way.
3. Did I claim that you faked a death? No, I did not. I said you waved not one but two dead relatives in our faces. For a few hours at least, it was more important to you that you save face rather than treat your loved ones with the respect they deserved. Still, I was encouraged by the deletion. It shows you have *some* humanity (or perhaps that you know someone who gives good advice from time to time).
4. But thanks for bringing that thread up. It shows that you are not only aware of the Anne Milton weblog, but also the proof that I've published about a local Tory making a baseless claim about his opponent being a paedophile. Did you get worked up about that? No, you did not. You ignored it.
You got nice and worked up about this, though:
Terry Kelly and the adventure of the paedophile smear
Another Leftie Goes Beyond The PaleHypocrite. Bully. Coward. You.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 4:25 pm 33.Tim Ireland said …
PS - "In terms of stuff I can use against Labour"
Oh, please… *pleeeease* don't hurt my precious Labour Party!
on 07 Mar 2007 at 4:28 pm 34.Praguetory said …
I am like the landlord of my blog. If you've come over to insult me or a friend you're not welcome. Use my real name and I delete - the only other special rule is that you Tim Ireland/Manic/Guido 2.0 are not welcome. I've been told by Tim that I over-estimate my own importance - that pot/kettle line will keep me amused for a long time. I visited your Ann Milton spoof once - that was enough - I have no knowledge of your issues. You'll have to fight your own battles. Is it OK to slur someone as a paedophile? My answer (as should be obvious from the post you link to) is no.
on 07 Mar 2007 at 4:50 pm 35.Tim Ireland said …
My dear Dominic, even a single visit to the Anne Milton weblog would have brought this issue to your attention - it's been the main issue for the last 6+ months! Even if you missed it there, the main culprit and his accomplice have been trying to air the same claims in Guido's comments! You've been there to see these comments (some of which have since been deleted because even *Staines* recognised that they were well out of order) and you haven't said a damn thing. Nor have you criticised Staines for this stunt:
"Our legal advice is that Mark Oaten is not a paedophile."(Oh, and I can fight my own battles, thanks. Staines can't, but that's why he has useful idiots like you.)
on 07 Mar 2007 at 6:59 pm 36.Tim Ireland said …
Gone quiet, hasn't it?
And now, suddenly, Praguetory has 'gone away' for a bit.
on 08 Mar 2007 at 9:10 am 37.Bloggerheads said …
Fair and balanced…
The Quiet Road - A World Without America: 1. Why is Stalin still alive six years after his death by natural causes? Do you know something about America's role in his death that the rest of us don't? Or are……
on 08 Mar 2007 at 10:24 pm 38.kris said …
Tim, why do you care so much? Why don't you, to paraphrase the Maestro, Arsene Wenger, play your own game and stop worrying about the way in wich others play their's.
You are starting to sound like you need the lesbian break-up hysteria solution of a bucket of cold water.
on 08 Mar 2007 at 11:43 pm 39.Tim Ireland said …
1. Thanks for your 'concern':
http://www.bloggerheads.com/archives/2007/01/briefing_astro-turfers.asp2. A fire does not go out because you turn your back on it. If anonymous bullies like Pragutory continue to have their way, we'll be awash will them come election time.
3. A football-related thought for you (see screengrab especially):
http://www.bloggerheads.com/archives/2006/06/speechless_1.asp -
on 08 Mar 2007 at 11:44 pm 40.Tim Ireland said …
With. Duh.
on 09 Mar 2007 at 3:02 pm 41.Bloggerheads said …
Praguetory is a Tory blogger and a perfect example of the type of ratbag that breeds in the dishonest 'blogging' culture currently being pushed by Iain Dale and Guido Fawkes (aka Paul de Laire Staines). [Most recent entry on this……