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The pop man: used to come round every week with Barr(?) soft drinks in glass bottles Having to use the toilet outside in the school yard the school hamster/rabbit/fish (do they still do this?) when one lucky kid takes it home over the six week holiday and kills it reversing the charges to phone home as you'd no money having your hair highlighted by wearing a swimming cap with holes in, which had bits of hair pulled through... or doing it yourself with Sun-in on a nice day having a perm

But that's not an easy option, particularly if you have to try and fund it yourself! Lets not forget HE funding has been cut, hence the rise in tuition fees.

Best Before and Best Before End dates are merely for guidance, the food is safe to eat but it is best eaten before xxxx from a quality point of view. The food that is UNSAFE to eat after a certain date is the stuff marked sell by or use by. So you may see stuff for sale that has passed its Bb or BBE dates., but not its sell by/ use by. That would be illegal. But it's not that clear really to consumers and probably a fair bit of stuff gets thrown that would be edible.

This information is usually reported though... the Judges summary before sentence. This is just a Cameron gimmick, along with police officers wearing their uniforms to and from work "look how many police officers are on the streets" "look at how tough our justice system is on convicted criminals". Load of tosh.

It's much easier to call for a deeper understanding of why crimes are committed when you are in opposition, and it is not YOUR politics that is under scrutiny. I am not suprised Cameron is washing his hands of this, and claiming it is pure criminality. If it is more politically motivated, it is as a result of his, and his party's, politics. I believe several forummers had previously commented that the fiscal measures affecting mainly the poorest, would lead to unrest. Or, of course, it could just be a load of kids wanting new ipods.