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Augusta look-a-likes...

Fred Couples	Sandra Bullock

Does Faldo not qualify for this as an ex-Green Jacket?

Or is he just shite?

says Doh!!!!!

Cats are dangerous b**tards too. I met one on the road last night and near put the car in the ditch trying to get it.

LOL

I reckon McIlroy will shoot about a 78 today, including 2 birdies and a disastrous 8 at Amen Corner. 

Foul Ref!

Your original list said snakes, not poisonous snakes 

Legend

This is what i think causes the most deaths. I would have thought that animals who live in isolation wont count cause harm cause not many GAA boarders live there.

1. Elephant
2. Mosquito
3. Cape Buffalo
4. Snakes
5. Box Jelly fish
6. Scorpion
7. Dog
8. Hippopotamus
9. Crocodiles
10 Lions/Big cats

I'd have my mother-in-law up there too.

Are there any videos of Peter Protestson giving Martina Purdy jip?

(a) carrying out a peaceful protest,

No just trying to make his way home from work.

(b) that the heart attack was a direct result of the violence by the police.

Do you expect an 'independant enquiry' to establish this? Even if it wasn't is an unprovoked attack justified?

Well if thats true then its shocking, and the policeman should be up for assault or even manslaughter.

I'm keeping an open mind until i know that the victim was (a) carrying out a peaceful protest, and (b) that the heart attack was a direct result of the violence by the police.

PS. Thanks for enlightening me. I couldnt work out why someone would have a handle of "Mrs and Man"

What's with the thread title?

What did you expect?

An Inquisition?

What's with the thread title?

Unfortunately there are two sides to this story and opposing views will never reconcile.

a) the use of force was commensurate with his previous actions. He might have had a heart attack anyway, even if he hadnt been there
b) the use of force by the officer was certainly more than necessary which accelerated the heart attack

Lets all just agree to disagree now.

You're a lazy bollix Iceman, however I like your style.

There's vast amount of stuff on the web about this. But where to start eh?

Locally there's a few companies that specialise e.g. Kainos, Lagan etc. and some based in Derry too hi.

And of course the big guns like SAP and Oracle. You can also do a lot with (hoike, spit) Microsoft just through Outlook

But first you gotta focus on what your requirement is. Avoid bringing in a tech solution and then finding the problem.