On 19 Sep, 01:21, "RB" <dovesf...@ntlworld.com> wrote: Hats of to him yesterday for a fantastic article, he hit the nail on the head. any links?

...12 Sep 2008 18:01:52 +0100 mysurname@ntlworld.com (Dave B) wrote: In case anyone doesn't follow that last point, this is from Kingblind: REM guitarist Peter Buck's signature guitar has been stolen from the stage after a gig at the Finnair Stadium in Helsinki, Finland, last night (September 9). Returned by an anonymous source yesterday, 19 September, in time for him to play it at the Luxembourg show. What a relief. :)

....com> wrote: First Great Western will accept Oyster Pay As You Go at all stations between Paddington and West Drayton or Greenford from the 21st September, according to a leaflet I picked up at Ealing Broadway yesterday. The fares and peak periods will be the same as for the tube. Excellent news. South of the river, I've seen new installations of Oyster readers at Brockley and East Dulwich stations (the one at ED was ...

...> wrote in message news:gotermite-E1CF35.10492819092008@newsgroups.bellsouth.net... In article <_JPAk.29658$IB6.5621@bignews8.bellsouth.net>, "InfoSuperHwyRoadKill" <republicans_in_love@hellsgate.com> wrote: John McCain injured his knee yesterday when he kicked himself in the mouth with a knee jerk call that he would fire SEC chief Christopher Cox if he were President even though the POTUS has no authority to do so. ...

At 22, Omar Khadr Has Spent a Third of His Life in Guantanamo By Andy Worthington, Andy Worthington's Blog. Posted September 20, 2008. Yesterday was the birthday of Guantanamo's child soldier and sole Canadian citizen, Omar Khadr, who has been held in isolation since he was 15. On Friday, Omar Khadr, the sole Canadian citizen in Guantanamo, marked his 22nd birthday in isolation. Seized in Afghanistan when he was just 15 years old, ...

.... Watching John McCain thundering against Wall Street greed is like tuning into to the old Lawrence Welk show to find him doing a polka version of a hard-core rap song ("A-one and a-two, motherfucker!"). Speaking yesterday outside an auto plant in Grand Rapids, Michigan, McCain read his populist rhetoric -- "These workers here are the best in the world. They are the backbone and foundation of our economy." -- with a robotic cadence ...

"RB" <dovesfan1@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:ugCAk.15073$O51.12811@newsfe23.ams2... Hats of to him yesterday for a fantastic article, he hit the nail on the head. Do you have a link to this or what was he saying?

First Great Western will accept Oyster Pay As You Go at all stations between Paddington and West Drayton or Greenford from the 21st September, according to a leaflet I picked up at Ealing Broadway yesterday. The fares and peak periods will be the same as for the tube.

... promotes sense of community ---- Oh look, 3 _new_ threads in just over 10 minutes, and not even all on topic. How about some follow-up to all the bilge you started yesterday, including responding to the feedback to your own point of 'something should be done about texting while driving'? You seem to have gone all quiet when it was pointed out that something has been done. You are ...

... · Lack of traffic promotes sense of community ---- Oh look, 3 _new_ threads in just over 10 minutes, and not even all on topic. How about some follow-up to all the bilge you started yesterday, including responding to the feedback to your own point of 'something should be done about texting while driving'? You seem to have gone all quiet when it was pointed out that something has been done. You are quite...