http://www.thecanary.co/2016/04/29/cameron-rocked-by-major-defeat-just-days-before-election-time/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The Government has a whole host of programmes purportedly in place to support the jobless back into paid ...

... a 24" pizza topped with anchovies, capers and more olives, accompanied by some vino collapso - stuffed afterwards though. Got back home just before lunch and Mrs Gee did us proud with roast gammon and a host of supporting vittles with an apple and blackberry crumble for dessert. Stuffed again, ...

... I believe mine was in the calliper as it was the only thing i did not replace for a working or new item. There was no visible leak. i Wrote it off before i could fix it :-P

... moves. Ride it round the drive - looses pressure until you pump it a couple of times. Move off again - no pressure. Anyone seen anything like this before. I've bled the lines within an inch of their life - no air. Any ideas fellas?

... the front callipers, new pads, replace brake fluid, Scrap chain and replace, new sprockets. Well i got this done today, I've never changed a chain before, I've always taken it somewhere. What a ball ache putting the new chain together - those fiddly o rings wouldn't stay still while i lined up ...

... Ignore the moaners mate. There in every walk of life and not worth listening too. Better to be late and safe than potentially risk people's lives before a good understanding of what went wrong can be established. Stay safe and hope the trip passes quickly.

... faulty, so even though they were getting good pressure they were getting an oil pressure low pressure fault indication, so procedure is to ditch before the gearbox fails and you plunge. But all that has been fixed (new drive spools and upgraded pressure switches) along with tighter spec's on ...

Grounded helicopters... 4 days before demob. We use the same type that just crashed in Norway.

Though I'd rather be stuck here than be one of that 13 man crew. Poor buggers.

Cav, before you change anything speak to Tom or Darren at MCT about the forks. You've just described exactly what they said was wrong about the damping on our bikes.

Hang on though....the courses any prospective doctor takes last years, and they already know the state of things before they even get themselves into it...so why the feck do they do it?? (Rhetorical) I've worked for tons of doctors over the years....and nearly all have been exceptionally ...

People who don't know how to fecking eat!!!!!!!!

Moaning and groaning like a motherfecking sperm whale while they chew...or in the case of the fecker sitting next to me right now....BEFORE THE FOOD IS EVEN IN HIS MOUTH!!!

Gimme a gun!!

I'm at Oulton the day before and going to see Bryan Adams on the 15th so can't help. Hope you find someone soon though.

... I'm sure I'd have got it sussed by the end of play if I could have gotten out all day. Thing is, It's almost entirely down to the brakes I think; before the upgrade I thought the forks were the best bit of the bike but since upgrading the brakes and revalving the shock it's the worst. My next ...

I was told as a rule of thumb 500 miles is time to replace running shoes. I went for gait analysis before retuning to jogging (running is the wrong word) as have injuries also. Find a good running shop kiwi and the gaot analysis will be free as will the advice of a range ...

I was told as a rule of thumb 500 miles is time to replace running shoes. I went for gait analysis before retuning to jogging (running is the wrong word) as have injuries also. Find a good running shop kiwi and the gaot analysis will be free as will the advice of a range ...

... should just try to enjoy it.?? Fwiw I'm the oldest of my siblings, by some stretch (my poor parents took a while to come to terms with the runt, before they continued the litter) & one of my nephews was 30 the other day. So you can all happily feel quite young now. ;)

... Ironically our first game of the next season was actually at Sheffield Wednesday and we were thoroughly searched by the Sth Yorks Police well before we got to the ground and their general attitude that day was appalling.

Sadly it does, particularly in South America.

The main issue is that the police with the help of the government covered up a lot of evidence and it's taken 27 years to get this far. They knew well before the event that the ground wasn't suitable.

I'd not heard it before.
I tried to tell a friend of mine who "battles with his weight". Either he didn't want to know, thought I was lying, or he thought I was having a dig at him.

I've heard it before. There is good science behind it and the way the body reacts to the sweetners they use.