Alexia wrote:

Hymagumba wrote: I feel posh.

What does Mr Beckham have to say about this?

And is there something you're not telling us?!

I thought you was gay.

The main concern I have is that this is now going to add to the struggle many a small pub is finding at the moment. The amount of pubs closing down can sadly only increase from here on in.

I know. I currently pay £2 a month to help them get the opportunity to do so.

Liar.

Very funny but unfortunately too provocative for a PC society.

It begs the question as to why the average UK Citizen feels the need to invest a large proportion of their income in getting pissed out of their mind though. And with that comment I think I may have the answer.

We work too f**king hard, that's what.

We work longer hours and have less public ...

This is what I can't understand.

But I think the bigger problem is that kids today are so poorly behaved and have no proper discipline.

They all need a good slap if you ask me, but nobody can give them that anymore. When I was younger you were deterred by a smacked arse. Not any more.

Well if I were Troutie I'd be telling you to go back to McFly...

Jamez wrote:Sort your hair out. You look like a goggle-eyed Worzel Gummidge.

What is it with you and belittling people who don't fit into your pathetic little stereotype?

I bet he looks like he has Down's Syndrome too, eh, Jamie?

But is prevention not better than cure, Mr Q?

Instigate some sort of curfew for teens unaccompanied by an adult.

You know, that isn't such a bad idea.

Have the lot of them in by 9pm - unless, like you say, they're accompanied by an adult... although obviously is depends on what the adult's doing... and I don't mean the pikeys drinking cider ...

I don't think more tax is needed - as has been stated, it is the Government's way of discouraging anything - let's tax it up! - however, I would argue that a stricter ID system needs to be in place, and although many establishments operate a "Challenge 21" policy, this is rarely, if ever, strictly ...