Beefy's Corner - The Off-Topic Chat Thread

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Le Tissier's Laces said:
I know Paul Weaver from the Guardian pretty well - he's their F1 correspondent, previously cricket. Not sure what, if anything, he might be able to do to help. Let me give him a buzz. Happy to put the two of you in contact, but probably best to wait until the end of the F1 season when he'll have more time, if you'd like to do that?

I know a lot of music journos as well, but figuring that wouldn't be much help?
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Ah, I did think it was you that had mentioned this. Of course, I'd be interested in trying to get in touch with him, he will still likely prove useful to at least exchange conversation with. Seems sensible to me that we wait until the end of the F1 season though. Music journos would be less help, but Paul sounds of interest.

Thanks LTL.
 
Okay, so I just got offered a job as a journalist for the sports desk of London's fastest-growing financial website. I might be a little bit happy.
 
Le Tissier's Laces said:
Who needs Paul Weaver now ;)

Happy to do so post season still, but sounds like you might just be okay!!
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Ha, thanks LTL. I'd still very much like to get in touch with Paul. The job offer was a bit of a fluke and totally unexpected.

It's all performance-related pay, but it's something and it's certainly a step up from what I've done previously. I got tipped off to contact this company by someone I used to edit content and write for and it went from there. Unfortunately for you guys, performance-related pay means I will put links to articles in here. I won't let it get to absurd circumstances. First of all, this is somewhere I enjoy reading about Saints and chatting to Saints fans.
 
Whoops..! That's gone and done it. The secret is no longer safe among Saints and Brazil fans, Now every football fan in the UK could know that the true spirit of Brazilian football probably started in Southampton. Bannister Court School and St Mary's FC, to be exact. The latter, later to be named Southampton FC.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24537173

Apologies if posted earlier. I've just spent the last hour trying to pin down where Banister Court School was. I know where Banister Court Stadium was, but that was Southampton Speedway. Couldn't find a map with the old Victorian school on it. The Infants School built in the 1950's may be close to the original location. And not more than a few hundred yards from the old Dell. How history can unfold..!
 
Such countries are not really pro-life....they are anti-women. The old view of the Roman Catholic church was that women were responsible for all sin...luring men into terrible acts. These views are still held in the ultra-conservative South America. Women are too often victims in these situations. All people (male and female) tend to do better in countries where women are treated well.
 
Prostitute. Lots of time in the open air and the possibility of working at home.

NB: The home may or may not be yours
 
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