pleaded guilty, speechless really.

Don't think he'll make the court date!

This

That

Made a few educated guesses and managed to somehow get 13.

Celine Dion is dreary? I could listen to Celine Dion all day!

Mods!

I agree with your debating partner.  Yes, those two women are great singers, but without blinking, I can think of a dozen excellent Black female singers.

I would like to test this.

You were right to question it.  My brain froze for a blink or five at 11...

Aretha Franklin
Witney Houston
Billie Holiday
Ella Fitzgerald
Dionne Warwick
Donna Summer
Diana Ross
Anita Baker
Janet Jackson
Tracy Chapman
Mary J Blige
Toni Braxton

These were not scientific conditions.

I agree with your debating partner.  Yes, those two women are great singers, but without blinking, I can think of a dozen excellent Black female singers.

I would like to test this.

I sent an email but didn't receive a response.

[Noooo! Not Rolf. Say it isn't so.Is nothing sacred?]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22212131

The internet has sadly been rife with this news since the interview under caution in November and there were reports he had been taken ill as a result. It has finally been officially reported.

Whatever comes of Operation Yewtree, and at whatever cost, no one will accuse those in charge of not being thorough.

Strange how the mind works. I hope in his case more than any other that this isn't true. It seems completely irrational, but there we go.

Noooo!

Not Rolf. Say it isn't so.

Is nothing sacred?

This


Its going to get to the point where innocent people will not want to work with kids because of false accusations

Pretty sad state of affairs to be honest considering all the good Rolf has done for society

Pretty much the same Modus Operandi that 'Sir' Jimmy Savile used sadly enough.  Not too much of a difference to the MO used by priests and other esteemed members of society in positions of trust that abuse children.

Also that Gus dude out of Breaking Bad. Without the children, obviously.

It does seem now that any dude over the age of 65 who has worked for the BBC is being arrested.

Seems to find keeping a straight face super easy.

I'm not that knowledge on the subject so am open to my comments being very wrong, but my initial thought is that she didn't just give people drive, and teach them to "crack on", but to do so in a way that encourages greed, selfishness and a disregard for those less fortunate - aspects that can ultimately divide a society over the long term. While she did indeed make us a stronger nation financially, I think this is a somewhat misleading claim as she deregulated the financial industry and increased the gap between the rich and the poor, which could be argued is the very reason that we're currently suffering from a recession and having to rebuild the economy.

She likes watching porn.

Worth the gamble if you ask me.

I don't think this should be discussed in financial terms; it's a moral issue. Personally, I don't feel it's right to make a calculated decision to end someone's life if the threat to society can be removed. Too many advocates of Capital Punishment use the term 'imagine if it were your kid, etc, etc'. Think this topic requires a rational approach, not one fuelled by emotion.

Congrats Dr Rutter.

Few nicer guys around, Stu really deserves all his success. The one word that stuck out from that article for me was 'ambassador' - Stu is, and will continue to be a great one for the game and his sponsors.

Literally the polar opposite of his brother Tom, who, is not only crap, but also a horrible person too.

die papertits

Wiii, x

Has Tom turned over a new leaf in the three years gone by?

I know a guy.

Always seemed like a nice, down-to-earth fella, although that first post did make me chuckle.