Alan Medic

About 10 previous posts would say otherwise.

Read the OP again Loz. Who said anything about a protest or demands? Thomas has every right to encourage people if he so chooses. Where has he issued a threat? You would think HE had done something wrong given the tone of your post.

You might. I doubt the vast majority even think about it.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > aquarius moon Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Tom is trying to educate people. > > That's exactly the problem. > > Almost everybody who eats Foie Gras already knows > what it is, and how it's produced. They don't need > "educating" - they already know the facts, they > just have a different opinion. How do you know that Jeremy?

It's a Palace XI so likely to be their reserves/squad players. They have a home game the night before v premiership opposition.

I suspect you don't mean that maxxi. Anyway I'm not looking for an apology nor to give one. Tom deserves credit for raising this subject and provoking a debate on it.

Ah sod off Frankie. I didn't have time to write an essay. maxxi said bollix first.

Well up yours then!

maxxi wrote Now that is bollix. Tom has been nothing but friendly on this forum and not idiot enough to think he could pull the wool over your eyes regarding his eating habits. Where did he even imply he was not against meat? He may not persuade ED to give up meat but he might have hoped to make an impact on some people regarding FG. You should apologise to him.

One thing that you might not be aware of which I used was the free legal aid which was included in my home insurance policy. Check your policy, if you have one, to see.

Anyone who has visited Borough High Street recently will know that you cannot go south for a part from London Bridge, due to road works. In spite of signs telling cyclists to dismount they still ignore them and tear down the part of the road sectioned off, riding between cones and pedestrians. I'm developing a complete lack of respect for them. They don't seem to respect anything.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agreed. Portmarknock would be a good test. How about Royal Killarney Golf and Fishing Club?

Agreed. Portmarknock would be a good test.

..............here come the tree huggers............

Not at all. Just clarifying what you didn't.

Dublin, a much smaller place, had 3 majors in 12 months and 3 weeks!

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > turns out the meeting was a warning to let me know > the meeting is this week - so i can arm myself > with a taperecorder or bring someone with me? why > jsut me I ask ? cost cutting they say ( i think > "it it because i am the only woman inthis > department and work part time?" i also think "why > has this not been mentioned in the past 12 months > and i have never had a personal appraisal etc in > the 3.5 years i have been here.") I feel like > stamping my foot. Is there anyone else doing a similar job to you WOD. If so you would have a right to ask why that person isn't being considered. They can't make you redundant on grounds of sex though that might be difficult to prove. Is there anyone working there for less than two years? It would be easier for them to get rid of such a person without the need for redundancy. Did they give you a letter outlining the threat of redundancy? There are a lot of regulations companies must follow in making people redundant. If they haven't done their homework they could make a mistake.I suggest you get advice about your rights especially if you are not the only person doing your job. I went through this procedure a few times in the same company and managed to escape each time. One one occasion I wrote off my a own bat a report outlining why the proposed restructure wouldn't work and suggested another one which included room for another person.

I thought Ulster was made up of 9 counties! McGuigan was from Ulster but not Northern Ireland.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seve:The Legend > > On BBC 1 tonight @ 10.25. If you haven't watched this it's on iplayer until later tonight only. It's a very moving programme.

Not when it comes to golf, rugby , hockey & cricket, to name but a few. You missed the commentator shouting it. Right Mick, what was your view on Dana winning the Eurovision?

But there are no boundaries for golf in Ireland. Do you have to be so parochial? Maybe you can narrow it down to 3 counties or less?

You haven't established any such thing unless you are referring to an imaginary problem that may or may not exist in real life.The original poster wasn't even a witness to these so called events.

Looks like LITTLE D is the main threat to BIG D now.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BIG PHIL .........is bound to have one bad hole BIG D........is putting better than yesterday

Which sea? I don't know!