In my opinion, the situation is quite simple. I like everything implied and talked about here. There are some positives, but also obviously the negatives. It's never a black and white affair, more of a grey issue. At the end of the day it's all down to opinion! And who is to say a certain person's opinion is better than another's? We should approach this more objectively, in order to make opinions all equally valid. In the end, we always have to count on others.

love it love it love it stewie is just comical

I used to love a choc bar called Secret ( can anyone remember this) it was lovely and all of a sudden they stopped doing it! Now I love most choc bars but i'd probably agree with cara r84 and say picnic, although i do love dark choclate aswell.

In my opinion, the situation is quite simple. I like everything implied and talked about here. There are some positives, but also obviously the negatives. It's never a black and white affair, more of a grey issue. At the end of the day it's all down to opinion! And who is to say a certain person's opinion is better than another's? We should approach this more objectively, in order to make opinions all equally valid. In the end, we always have to count on others.

On Thursday 24th April the National Union of Teachers have called a national strike to complain about their pay and many schools will be shut. While I can see their point that their pay is laughable, should they really be allowed to strike? Their problem is with the Government, but it is the parents and children who suffer from strike action. I have only had two days notice, and so arranging alternative childcare has been impossibl, as a consequence I am having to use a day of annual leave and other parents are losing a day's pay to look after their children. It is also disrupting the childrens' education at a time when teachers are insisting that even doctor's and dentists appointments are made out of school hours to avoid such disruption. So is this strike fair?

In my opinion, the situation is quite simple. I like everything implied and talked about here. There are some positives, but also obviously the negatives. It's never a black and white affair, more of a grey issue. At the end of the day it's all down to opinion! And who is to say a certain person's opinion is better than another's? We should approach this more objectively, in order to make opinions all equally valid. In the end, we always have to count on others.