1/4 of the population of Manchester cant read.
05 March 2011, 12:22 PM
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05 March 2011, 01:18 PM
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Diversity of thread is a great thing!!..
I also like rag pudding with Dinaclass curry on from the chip shop.But not many do it now..
The battered fryer in Stalybridge do though,and the fish and chips are still cooked in lard instead of that new fangled veg oil stuff !
I also like rag pudding with Dinaclass curry on from the chip shop.But not many do it now..
The battered fryer in Stalybridge do though,and the fish and chips are still cooked in lard instead of that new fangled veg oil stuff !
05 March 2011, 03:59 PM
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Just on the local news, seemed to be a lot of reasons but ffs how does anyone leave school unable to read in this day and age, hows does anybody exist without being able to read and why dont they just get on with it, the bloke on the news said that some families cannot afford books ! bet they can afford ***'s, Booze, a Car, Telly etc, I know there are some really poor people around but people who cant afford books, what about jumble sales, the library etc etc. We are not talkign about poor spelling here, people who just cannot read or write.
I have some sympathy but not much, short of special needs there is no excuse, turn up to school every day and you will be at least able to read and write even if you don't get lots of qualifications,
I have some sympathy but not much, short of special needs there is no excuse, turn up to school every day and you will be at least able to read and write even if you don't get lots of qualifications,
Will check out the Utd ones at the match tomorrow.
and of course to see the city of culture 
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