I have to put this time consuming going round in circles everybody ( almost) dies incomprehensible TV series in room 101. BUT I have read all the books watched all the programmes... and CANT WAIT for the new series starting imminently
Ticket booking fees! Why doesn't the event promoter pay for this service? Why aren't they part of the price? Why are they a % of the ticket price - is it more expensive to process a £1 ticket than a £100 ticket? And as for credit card fees, don't get me started.....
ERIC BRISTOW..... never liked the man and now i know why: "Former darts world champion Eric Bristow has lost his role with Sky Sports after suggesting that football abuse victims are not "proper men". Bristow asked on Twitter why victims did not "sort out" their abusers "when they got older and fitter". More than 20 ex-footballers have made allegations of child sex abuse. "He was a contributor to our darts coverage in the past but we will not be using him in the future," said a Sky spokesman. Newcastle United said they had dropped Bristow "immediately" from a scheduled appearance at St James' Park on 6 December and "will not work with Eric Bristow in the future". Former Crewe player Steve Walters, one of the footballers to have come forward, said he was "disgusted" by Bristow's remarks. Walters has alleged he was abused as a youth player by convicted paedophile and former Crewe coach Barry Bennell. Several former footballers have waived their right to anonymity in order to go public and raise awareness of alleged historical abuse in football, a step which has won praise from politicians, sport administrators and abuse charities. Five police forces - Cheshire, Hampshire, Northumbria, the Metropolitan Police and Greater Manchester - are investigating allegations of historical sexual abuse. Bristow, who was made an MBE in 1989, suggested that darts players were "tough guys" and footballers "wimps". He added the victims should not be able to look themselves in the mirror for not "getting their own back" on their abusers in adulthood. In addition to his comments on sex abuse victims, Bristow caused anger by conflating paedophiles with homosexuals in a tweet that read: "Might be a loony but if some football coach was touching me when I was a kid, as I got older I would have went back and sorted that poof out." Bristow has since deleted each of those tweets. Duncan Craig, chief executive of the charity Survivors Manchester, said he has reported Bristow's tweets to Staffordshire Police as a "hate crime". The charity, which supports male victims of sex crimes, now has Walters as an ambassador. Craig said of Bristow: "His comments are absolutely appalling. "Bristow is ill-educated but that's not a crime. However, calling someone derogatory homosexual terms is a hate crime in my view. "The reason many men don't speak out is because they feel less of man, feel judged, feel ashamed. Bristow is perpetuating those myths to his 93,000 followers - that's why I'm taking such a strong stance." "
Read this yesterday. I can't just leave this as a 'like' - if he thinks these are the words of a 'man', to me he's so wrong. He is not in my definition of a 'man'. He may be male, but those very strong men who spoke out, are men.
A prime candidate. There must be a reason that this despicable creature is given the freedom to spout her nonsense, but I simply can't figure out what it is...
Haven't they recently discovered a planet in a far off galaxy with the same properties as Earth? I think she'd make a wonderful pioneer!
Long after space travel's birth A planet was found much like Earth The first settlers found On looking around Of good politicians a dearth
Nooooooooo....I wasn't feeling great this morning, Yorkie (sore throat and cold) but that's put me off lunch! Food of the Devil...
http://archive.is/Bl6Il Prime candidate for The Room loses libel case - £24k damages and £107k costs. Let's hope she stays in the room never to be seen or heard in public again...
