Genuinely feeling like I'm drowning at this point...

Ahem, I believe Sam Kinison was the teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off:

Professor Terguson: Is she right? 'Cause I know that's the *popular* version of what went on there. And a lot of people like to believe that......I wish I could, but I was *there*. I wasn't here in a class room, hoping I was right, thinking about it.

I was up to my knees in rice paddies, with guns that didn't work! Going in there, looking for Charlie, slugging it out with him; While p*&&%s like you were back here partying, putting headbands on, doing drugs, and listening to the g**&amn Beatle albums!

 Oh! Oh! Oh!

Ahem, I believe Sam Kinison was the teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off:

Professor Terguson: Is she right? 'Cause I know that's the *popular* version of what went on there. And a lot of people like to believe that......I wish I could, but I was *there*. I wasn't here in a class room, hoping I was right, thinking about it.

I was up to my knees in rice paddies, with guns that didn't work! Going in there, looking for Charlie, slugging it out with him; While p*&&%s like you were back here partying, putting headbands on, doing drugs, and listening to the g**&amn Beatle albums!

 Oh! Oh! Oh!

Sorry SoaS... It's Ben Stein that's the teacher at the beginning of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I've seen that movie more times than any other movie but Disney...


Sam Kinison was in a movie came out in 86' called Back to School?

Some EEA nationals and all their dependants have to buy Comprehensive Sickness Insurance and they want to know why they aren't alllowed to buy the cheaper £200 a year IHS, instead of having to buy private insurance that is based on age and their health.


If your sponsor stops working, then because you are on a UK spouse visa you don't lose the right to work and live in the UK. If the EEA national stops being a 'qualified person' then they and all their dependants lose their right to reside and work in the UK.

They also have to keep up to date with all the changing EU rules in the UK to ensure they are maintaining a right to reside in the UK at all times, whereas once you have your visa you follow the rules of when your visa was granted. The new Immigration Act 2016 that became law on 12 May, means that some immigration crime will now become a criminal offence, which means that the proceeds of that crime can be seized and the person committing the crime can go to jail.

This is definitely interesting to know as I've never heard any of this from the two people I work with that are EU immigrants. We were discussing it just the other day so this above is very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Sorry SoaS, I too think it's Back To School you're thinking of 

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uqjznmTp80[/youtube]

Ok...I've got Uncle Buck and Breakfast Club set up for this weekend. Will get back up to speed!

Ok...I've got Uncle Buck and Breakfast Club set up for this weekend. Will get back up to speed!

Throw in a "Tommy Boy" as well...that's one of my personal faves for sure! hah

Throw in a "Tommy Boy" as well...that's one of my personal faves for sure! hah

I'll see your Tommy Boy, and raise you with Big Trouble in Little China.

I'll see your Tommy Boy, and raise you with Big Trouble in Little China.

Sticking with more Chris Farley, how about Black Sheep of Beverly Hills Ninja...eh? eh?

Wow, I'm really happy the direction this post has taken. It pleases me. I feel a bit better now 

Sticking more with Chris Farley

I must admit, I think of the Tommy Boy plane bathroom scene every time I go into a cramped dressing room.

I like to "fat guy in a little coat" it up a bit. That or me and my sister will drop a "OH RICHARD! I'M SO HAPPY!" to each other fairly often...hahaha

TOOOOO many classic SNL during that time... Personal favourite of mine:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yErb0jzIPL8[/youtube]

I swear David Spade would have blended right in in a sort of Daria-era GAP.

And you wouldn't be wrong with that statement! Hahah

Ok...I've got Uncle Buck and Breakfast Club set up for this weekend. Will get back up to speed!

That's a coincidence, we watched Breakfast Club last weekend as a family movie night.  The kids enjoyed it, I think they were surprised that such an ancient movie could possibly understand anything about the social dynamics of their school. 

I was a bit disappointed when they took The weird girl and made her up to look like a cheer leader, then the jock guy was kissing her in like, 10 minutes. 

Not bad, needs more work.