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I need to see a photo of her before making a decision on this.

In another thread I read a Swiss village has also disappeared. Where next?

:lol:

I think the club should start including U18 and U23.

I know it’s irrelevant to the crime. But it’s relevant as a news item, can you not see the difference I am making here? In fact, please don’t answer this question as I’m done with this. I think my point is perfectly clear.

Without doubt. For me, the recent discussions about loyalty points on this site has made me rethink my position. Previously I felt it was attendance at men’s games, and men’s games only, which counted towards loyalty. But you can support the club in many ways, and attending men’s games is just...

Good idea

Just read this. Sorry to read you’re feeling down. Hopefully today is a better day.

Has @Wozza been back in the recording studio? :lol:

It’s irrelevant to the law, yes. But it provides some context as a news item. Surely you can understand this?

firm N

Whatever

Hostesses, free tea, dining options all ruthlessly ripped from my lounge.

I can see the appeal of this.

I think the term is being used to provide the context i.e. this person picked on a couple who were simply minding their own business.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj93yvr3n1xo “A local pastor testified that in 2023, he had heard Smith - a mother of three - talk of selling her children for 20,000 rand ($1,100; £850) each, though she had said she was willing to accept a lower figure of $275.” £850 strikes me as a cheap...

I wonder if this is the lounge associated with the new 1901 concept (their words not mine) which is opening in the north? Barber spoke about it have a more relaxed and pub like feel than the current 1901 lounges.

I guess the appeal will tell. I find it hard to believe they could mis-read such a law?

How was the law miss interpreted? What I have read it seems clear as day that commission should be disclosed?

Or maybe loan money and follow the laws?