Shipman

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A staffy that did Sheffield proud...

My current 5 Half Life Oblivion MOH: AA Vampire: The Masquerade Battlefield: Heroes List is subject to mood and may almost certainly be changed on a whim.

airedale guest house, Scarborough 5 mins out of town, 10 mins from Sealife Centre etc. £23 a nigh inc a top notch breakfast

Free standing pillar, just next to the post box outside Toools and up from Ahmed's paper shop and the tattoo parlour.

Free cashpoint on Chesterfield Road has been available for ages. Opposite Greshams i.e. down from retail park and just down from 'Toools' hardware shop.

The Archer Project

Whatever you do, don't just rely on rabbit pie - here

Michael Jackson, Lisa Presley and just ask your lad to look frightened rather than spending money on a costume.

Vicky If your boss does read this forum then I would suggest you consider having this thread deleted. Having already alluded to your company and it's practices then - if they wish to be the sods you're claiming - then warning/suspension/dismissal could be an option under misconduct e.g. bringing the organisation into disrepute. Regarding your post though.. As already advised, check your contract and also check your hours against the Working Time Directive. If you're under no obligation to work overtime and are forced out as a result of your refusal to do so then you should look at a case for unfair or constructive dismissal.

Your signature: "Mmmm, now what would Theo Paphitis do?" I wager it wouldn't be any majority of the measures that you're suggesting.

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Have you even looked at the picture? Or even at the place mentioned? Somebody has taken the time to paint (not spray paint) pieces of wood and then deposited them at a place not usually seen and not easily observed. They have caused no damage to the surrounding area. They have caused no damage to the natural ambience. They have caused no damage whatsoever. These are pieces of wood, boxes and canvas, placed at the artist's expense, that could be removed tomorrow without any impact on the taxpayer. Was your post serious or just a trolling provocation?

Good story. Except of course I think Chris and his brother must have been pulling your leg on that score. Manic Miner was written by Matthew Smith and released by Bug Byte. All the Horace games were written by William Tang and released by Beam Software and Melbourne House. Anyway, pedantry aside, here's a photo taken from the bridge.

That old ZX Spectrum game character has been appearing in original paintings deposited on the river sidings of the Bridge (near The Bridge Inn) on Chesterfield Road. A convoluted sentence regardless - is this a Heeley thing or have people spotted it elsewhere? Anybody know who's responsible as I'd like one of these for my house? Bring on Jet Set Willy! ps/ will try and get some pics on my way to work tomorrow.