Tunny

Thank god when the ID cards come in. Then bars/clubs/shops/licensed stores will have no excuse not to stop teenagers to buy drink. The problem is that there is no fixed ID that a person has to produce. I know the ID cards is highlighted as the saviour of terrorism (which it won't) but its a good idea on the whole, as long the government don't make it ridiculously high-priced to get one. Also, why hasn't the government taken a hard line approach and amended the law? They could say if a premises is selling drink to teenagers, then they are fined and the premises is closed for a period as punishment. Will make them more vigilant next time. Just to finish off, I will be glad to see Labour out next time round. We need a change.

An update well needed! Looking snazzy. Definately abusing technology available.

It should be simple, if you live in this country, you have to abide by the laws and try in the best possible way to adapt to our way of living here. For some reason if you come from overseas as an immigrant, you don't have to follow those simple principles (which annoys me!). The bloody government is losing control and for some reason, muslims (the minority) are non-directly affecting this country (for us the majority). Why does the government have to everything around them? If they have a problem with our laws and ways of living, they shouldnt be here. We're a primarily christian country. Someone from another religion should not get anymore right than I do. If I wore something over my face, a police officer came over and asked me to take it off, I would have to do so. Why should someone muslim be "excluded", regardless of religion? Its not like religion is going to bite their face off is it.

I've met the odd person, but I say it isnt worth it (especially if they are a total stranger). Friends of a friend is prob perfectly fine, as you would meet people in a club or pub who may be a friend of a friend.

Anything illegal (which is what you're asking :shock: ), no way. Why don't you but it for 99 cents or something from a legal download site or import the CD album if it isnt out there (I'm sure it is, correct me if I'm wrong).

I'm missing all that Uni malarchy! Gettin in debt and stuff. Couldn't be arsed to put myself through the education another 3/4 years. Only just sturggled through A-Level. All I can do is gloat to uni people that I've got money and a nice car, lol. (only jokin)

I remember the previous ITV ones where they got a presenter/celebrity related to the station to sit in a very yellow studio and smile and keep looking at a panning camera.............. awful. At least BBC are moving with the times. The dancers are getting a tad old and annoying.

God damn Mary Waterhouse and her antics. I'm really not that bothered if someone swears in the radio accidently. As long as its not harsh and directed at someone solely, it should jus pass. Most kids now know the word anyway.

I'm a radio DJ myself (bit of an amateur I suppose at the moment). It's considered a very good skill to talk over the intro bit of the song (as long its instrumental). If you get it right, you'll finish talking before the vocals come in. With myself, I don't do this all the time, and I think DJs on radio 1 that have come from a TV background, seem to not care about it and crash into it. As a listener, I don't care unless the DJ really messes it up and on purposely goes into the lyrics and doesn't do it all the time. I do see your point. *Listening at the moment* Edith very nicely spoke at the end of the Strokes and start talking over the BEPs - Pump It. Cleanly stopped before the vocals came in and it sounds very good if you can do it ;-) .