Today I'm happy about......

[Gooner Girl]

Paul Merson on sky sports makes me happy, takes me back to a day when we used to be quite good and win things. In my favourite 3 Arsenal players of all time.

[Il Pirate]

Paul Merson on sky sports makes me happy, takes me back to a day when we used to be quite good and win things. In my favourite 3 Arsenal players of all time.

Even tho' he continues to struggle with players names which contain more than two syllables? The blokes an idiot.

[Gooner Girl]

You said withdrawn from all religious assemblies. Our 'nativity' plays at school were only 'religious' every other year.

And, IMO, it's perfectly reasonable to not want the state teaching your kid school fairy stories as fact, but want to let him or her pretend to be a fairy with his friends. They're not the same thing.

And to pre-empt the 'why send your kid to a fairy school' question. Well, when they have the best facilities, more money, and as a result better results, what are you going to do?

Religion should be kept out of schools IMO.

It's an interesting argument anyway, but when it's taken to the level of not letting the kid be in the play with his mates to make a point it's a bit pathetic.

"Sorry Johnny, you can't be in the play, I know you're heartbroken, but seriously, you're mum looks like a right dick atm, it's hilarious. Jesus is all about this shit"

Erm, not sure you can have a non religious nativity? Given that 'nativity' is defined as story of Jesus' birth? Christmas play perhaps...

Anyway, if mum has said he is not to take part in anything religious then surely you have to take her at her word, else if he had been given a part no doubt she would be bleating about how they hadn't followed her wishes and had got him involved in something religious when she had expressly said no. You can't win with some parents. And if she feels that strongly then frankly regardless of whether it was a better school she shouldn't have sent him there. Bit of a muppet if you ask me and the parent every teacher dreads having their child in their class.

[Gooner Girl]

Paul Merson on sky sports makes me happy, takes me back to a day when we used to be quite good and win things. In my favourite 3 Arsenal players of all time.

Even tho' he continues to struggle with players names which contain more than two syllables? The blokes an idiot.

Back off. He's lovely.

[Il Pirate]

Paul Merson on sky sports makes me happy, takes me back to a day when we used to be quite good and win things. In my favourite 3 Arsenal players of all time.

Even tho' he continues to struggle with players names which contain more than two syllables? The blokes an idiot.

Back off. He's lovely.

He does make me laugh sometimes. ...........................................Because he's an idiot......

[Prufrock]

You said withdrawn from all religious assemblies. Our 'nativity' plays at school were only 'religious' every other year.

And, IMO, it's perfectly reasonable to not want the state teaching your kid school fairy stories as fact, but want to let him or her pretend to be a fairy with his friends. They're not the same thing.

And to pre-empt the 'why send your kid to a fairy school' question. Well, when they have the best facilities, more money, and as a result better results, what are you going to do?

Religion should be kept out of schools IMO.

It's an interesting argument anyway, but when it's taken to the level of not letting the kid be in the play with his mates to make a point it's a bit pathetic.

"Sorry Johnny, you can't be in the play, I know you're heartbroken, but seriously, you're mum looks like a right dick atm, it's hilarious. Jesus is all about this shit"

Erm, not sure you can have a non religious nativity? Given that 'nativity' is defined as story of Jesus' birth? Christmas play perhaps...

Anyway, if mum has said he is not to take part in anything religious then surely you have to take her at her word, else if he had been given a part no doubt she would be bleating about how they hadn't followed her wishes and had got him involved in something religious when she had expressly said no. You can't win with some parents. And if she feels that strongly then frankly regardless of whether it was a better school she shouldn't have sent him there. Bit of a muppet if you ask me and the parent every teacher dreads having their child in their class.

That'll be why 'nativity' was in ''s. End of the day it's a kids play, and now the kid's not in it. Yay for point scoring; very Christian. They could always have, you know, asked her.

And people sending their kids to shit schools to protect their principles is bollocks. Hate seeing politicians use their kids for point scoring.

School 1, Mum 0, Kid who gives a shit, the kid's not important here.

[Lord Kangana]

Surely, being christians, they'll just forgive his mum for being wrong, turn the other cheek and allow him to be in his play. We're all god's children, remember.

[Bijou Bob]

All my (female) colleagues in the office are talking about this stuff. I have to confess, even as a metrosexual male, I had no idea....................

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[Lord Kangana]

I love the blurb... "Women, have you ever wondered why you don't hate yourself enough? There's no time like the present to improve you self loathing with....

[Bijou Bob]

I did like the "People who viewed this item, also looked at.........."

[jimbo]

I think I've just found a more embarrassing effort in a big game than Bolton at Wembley. Currently watching Hull losing 52-6 to Huddersfield at HALF TIME in a knockout playoff game

[89bwfc89]

I made a cropped blazer out of an old dress tonight.

None of you will care but I'm proud of it.

89gokwan89

[Bruce Rioja]

I made a cropped blazer out of an old dress tonight.

None of you will care have a bloody clue what I'm on about, but I'm proud of it.

89gokwan89

[TANGODANCER]

I made a cropped blazer out of an old dress tonight.

None of you will care but I'm proud of it.89gokwan89

So you made a small fire with an old dress right?

I almost made a big fire with a pan of chips once. Just caught it in time.

[thebish]

I made a cropped blazer out of an old dress tonight.

None of you will care but I'm proud of it.

89gokwan89

cool! we are often told those old skillz are gone! good to see they're not...

[bobo the clown]

I made a cropped blazer out of an old dress tonight.

None of you will care but I'm proud of it.

89gokwan89

I admit I did have to look up "cropped blazer".

My, what long arms you have ...

[Bruce Rioja]

[thebish]

[89bwfc89]

I'm meant to be wearing it tonight, if it gets approval from my friends that it's actually wearable!

The shoulders are covered in spikes, it's more of a weapon than a blazer!

[Annoyed Grunt]

I've been married for 10 years......should probably go in the neither happy or angry thread.....