You little scamp.

Regretable yes, illegal no.

In its resolution of the 29 July 1974, the Council of Europe confirmed the legality of the Turkish invasion. Then none other than the Greek court of appeal in Athens upheld this decision in the following year. The Greek court went on to add:

"The real culprits ...are the Greek officers who engineered and staged a coup and prepared the conditions for the invasion".

I have it on good authority that Macca was the presiding judge if that helps.

Is he responsible for Mystic Eddie not being funny in the slightest?

Even if he then adds a wink and claims irony.

Ooh harsh.



Just trying to lighten the mood a bit. After all I blame him for everything that goes wrong at the Bulls so he is as well taking the blame for everything else!

However, whether you (or anyone else for that matter) find it funny or not really does not bother me in the slightest TBH.

Tut tut, what's your mum done wrong to you ?

It is a classic Freudian Oedipus complex.

ME is actually McNamaras lovechild!

That probably explains why I got bullied at school then.

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38. Steven Segal movies.

I quite like Under Siege - good cake scene

At school [ias well[/i you say . . . . .

121: My train to work being cancelled this morning
122: The old woman in the queue at Tesco who paid in pennies and thus ment I was nearly late back from lunch
123: Failure of UN Weapon Inspectors to find WMD's in Iraq
124: Steve Guttenburg
125: All movies staring Steve Guttenburg
126: The 100 Years War
127: The "Your Call is Important to us" automatied message when you ring callcentres
128: Childhood obesity
129: Nick Cage
130: The Black Death
131: Me stubbing my toe on the door NYE when ed
132: Being unable to find a matching pair of socks when you taken them out the dryer
133: Tim Henman failing to win Wimbledon
134: Unsightly hair growth

Agreed but I did think the first Police Academy film was funny, shame about the umpteen sequels.

136. Anybody mentioned global warming yet ?

(BTW there's nothing wrong with fingerless gloves)

It is a little known fact that the part of Steve McNamara was played by Craig McLachlan in the 2001 TV Movie Backlands (or to give it its original title, Abschied in den Tod)