It was at Chester folf festival, a woman sunger who my friends are really into, and whose name I have forgotten. She seems to be a bit of a star on the folky circuits, and me and these friends keep meaning to do folky things, haven't managed it yet though. Maybe for my birthday, which is coming up soon.

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Sneaks I must watch Clash of the Titans this week, sounds fab and exciting.


Wally, I can't see myself watching Rambo, or Rocky. Soz.

I'm watching Annie Hall: IT'S AMAZING, hilarious...

Hi Someone, these things are generally a mystery to me, I think each department has its own agenda, and they probably know which candidates they want before the interviews - and things don't waiver that much from their existing opinions.

More charitably, maybe they mean that other people had stronger examples of the person spec qualities?

Big hugs though ((((((())))))) one day your work will be rewarded. ;-)

I've never met anyone that bases their lives around horoscopes, and I've been around for quite a while.

However, sometimes if old granty says things like: 'today you need to be more productive', I use it an excuse to get off his website and do some work.

Is astrology dogmatic? I thought it was a bit of a laugh in the sunday papers...

moob: ?

Moob, I think it has to with Gaia theory: all things are connected and ineterdependent, and we are ultimately governed by the same forces that control tides and season, ie the sun. Not sure what Lovelock would think of that, but surely, as a climatologist (?), these ideas are up your street.

Yeah, KC, makes sense. I guess people are afraid of the other side getting in, so they vote tactically more than anything.

I was speaking to a family member about my green vote a while back and she couldn't understand it, saw it a wasted vote, and thought because the greens have no experience in government, they wouldn't be abe to do it; but who's to say any of them are ready, the tories and labour have both seriously blapped up, in my view, I can't see that they were ready.

because it's after 'U', and not them

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Having seen the Lovelock Beuatiful minds programme I am moved to keep voting Green, as I usually do - although it could be too late for all of that.

I think Gordon Brown did a good job during the financial crisis, and I have more faith in him than I did in Tony Blair; however, of the big three I think it would be Lib Dems for me, I'm so unimpressed with Labour, and feel quite betrayed by them over the last ten years or more. I can remember working pretty hard to get them in, as a youngster, and they did zilch of what they said they would, and then that war...

I would never in a million years vote Tory. Plus, Cameron is totallly plastic and clearly has no idea about life outside of the, top end, publc school fast-track.

Hiya, yeah, I think my stars are often true. I find the MSN ones and Russell Grant are both often right.

I am a Taurean.

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Sheeba is a boy... called Tim! He is a cat ladyboy. I just spoke to the gay couple upstairs who own him, and apparently he's a very feminine tom cat, not a 'beautiful lady', as I have been callng him, after all. Sheeba will have to be his ladyboy name...

Yes, that's fabulous, not long now. Go Chris (up)(up)(up) you'r a winner!

What did the german policeman say to the chest?


'You are under a vest!'