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Listed below are comments made by Start spreading the news,He's playing today,I want to see him score today, Freddy, Freddy © (1987) between Saturday, 4th July 2009 and Monday, 16th November 2009.

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LiveText-via-IP upgrade and other synchronously delivered content 09:37am on 16 Nov 2009 Why do podcasts for certain regions not appear on:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/opml/bbc_podcast_opml.opml

Scotland, for example, simply appears empty of podcasts, yet on the bbc podcast website there is plenty of content for Scotland.
Pressure for a UK vote 7:19pm on 06 Oct 2009 @ #71
>>We should have a general election now!

What for, it will be rigged anyway!
Merkel's party hails dream result 12:21pm on 28 Sep 2009 These right-wingers just wanna save save save, they don't wanna invest in infrastructure, education, anything. They wanna live in wooden shack and drive in grumpy old car and accumulate pile of cash into their bank account, without realizing that in an economy there is no income unless someone is spending, you know, actually buying the labor from wage-earner. Economy just cannot function that way.
Semenya's sex test explained 2:11pm on 13 Sep 2009 "Her times have improved by a massive 8 seconds this year alone. If she has a congenital gender defect, wouldn't she have been this good since puberty?"

Semenya has been training seriously for a little more than a year. That's why the dramatic improvement has occurred only since last year.
Don't be fobbed off: Sale of Goods Act - letter download 10:43am on 03 Sep 2009 Re: wantage46
If they were mid-range notebooks, then just repair the second one, sell it on ebay and you should be able to buy two better computers for the money from the refund and sell (they are getting cheaper and cheaper). Please bear in mind that you can't require seller to give you a refund - they can just repair the computer. You should check what's the best option - find a reputable computer service (one that will give you warranty on repairs), check how much it will be. If you're not short of money, it may be better to get the 100 GBP in certificates. Oh, and you could also sell notebook as damaged, take 100GB in certificates and buy two new ones at Amazon.
Don't be fobbed off: Sale of Goods Act - letter download 10:30am on 03 Sep 2009 We need to say that aloud - companies like Game, Argos (same problems with them) are simply scammers. Do you really think that they don't know about Sales of Goods Act? Do you really think that they confuse warranty with conformity to the terms of contract? That's just their way to make more money... I bet that they receive some kind of rebate from manufacturer if they keep number of returns low... so that's why they try to scam people and refer them to warranty in all situations. Wait a moment, maybe they have no contracts with their suppliers regarding returns of goods not conforming to the contract (coz it's would cost them)? That would explain all...
Roll on the footy! 08:57am on 28 Jul 2009 Don't know why everyone is pointing fingers at Fergie. City _are_ a small club - Everton aren't.

Everton won something in 1995. For City, it's been 30+ years of nothing.
Goldman: Recession? What recession? 06:47am on 15 Jul 2009 They make money by stealing from world pension savings. Whole business is utterly immoral.
QED 09:01am on 12 Jul 2009 Why, oh why, these recessions are not solved in simplest of ways: wide scale tax cuts financed by central bank?

This theory that quantity of money determines price levels is just BS, in real world it is production costs + markup that determine price levels. Why are economists so stupid?
Moderation: Let's talk it over (2) 7:42pm on 04 Jul 2009 OT but helping here Nick remember, one for the FAC perhaps...

actually 139. At 11:14am on 04 Jul 2009, cricket-Angel Alperthttp://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2009/06/moderation_lets_talk_about_it.html#P82440930

you Can link to any post in this or any other BBC blog by simply
right clicking the blog entry "time" and "copy shortcut" as it holds the direct URL to that posters entry.. also, you can copy.paste ,its simple.

left click hold and highlight the text you require,release, right click and choose "copy",or use ctrl+C ctrl+V for your copy paste of highlighted text OC...

so to goto directly to
70. At 2:53pm on 01 Jul 2009, Boilerplated you want
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2009/06/moderation_lets_talk_about_it.html#P82310498

that #P82310498 on the generic blogs URL take you directly to his post, we all have these linkages.

while im OT i might as well point out that putting a few convenient clickable icons above "your comment" box for some basic bolding,italics,strikethrough on any highlighted text
would be a very simple thing to add to this generic blog code, so please consider having the web masters do that for easyer usage.

as what adding the all the allowed lessthan b i greterthan parsing reminders just below the "post comment" section...

see, i did say whats the point in http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/bbcinternet/2009/06/moderation_lets_talk_about_it.html#P81789628

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