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RodneyRegis wrote:
JJR wrote:Just switched over to this game, how is Earls available to play, shouldn't he be banned after his spear tackle?
Not to mention his knacker behaviour directly after, and subsequent. Give the cunt 6 months for bringing the game into disrepute.

Did he not get any ban? Seriously, can't be.

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Just switched over to this game, how is Earls available to play, shouldn't he be banned after his spear tackle?

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Hellraiser wrote:
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openclashXX wrote:nah. Turkey in the EU makes even less sense than Australia or Canada

Turkey is in the continent of Europe.

No it's not. Eastern Thrace is in Europe, Anatolia most certainly is not.

So Turkey is in Europe then.

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The V10 Touareg is the beast to have. Madness.

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we should keep our options open :thumbup: Would you be of that opinion if remain had won? of course. the red line for me is Turkey, if Turkish membership of the EU was even close to being approved I wouldn't hesitate in joining the call for a second referendum to leave Gotcha, the world should cele...

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openclashXX wrote:
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Wheeling out Blair makes Brexit desperate?
comprehension not your strong point, I take it?

English is my first language. Stick to that and you'll be grand.

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I'm sort of glad Blair is back, he was one of the few people that could promote the EU successfully on an ideological and moral ground rather than just the doom and gloom "the economy will go to shit" argument that most of the Remain campaign depended on. Brexiters should rightly be scared at Blair...

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Lacrobat wrote:

What's going on here? Heston Blumenthal does the Xmas roast?

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I'm sort of glad Blair is back, he was one of the few people that could promote the EU successfully on an ideological and moral ground rather than just the doom and gloom "the economy will go to shit" argument that most of the Remain campaign depended on. Brexiters should rightly be scared at Blair...

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I'm sort of glad Blair is back, he was one of the few people that could promote the EU successfully on an ideological and moral ground rather than just the doom and gloom "the economy will go to shit" argument that most of the Remain campaign depended on. Brexiters should rightly be scared at Blair...

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Every time I see Farage I want to belt him in his smug face but he's got this politiking lark down cold - perhaps that's why. Well... sort of. He's managed to get a small but rabid fanbase; politics also involves convincing other politicians and reaching compromises at the right time. He doesn't ha...

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Farage does come across as a cock-sure spiv but it's very difficult for any of us to understand the odds against him achieving even a tenth of what he has in 20 years. He's had the might of the EU, all the domestic political parties and the establishment smearing him and looking to trip him up but h...

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The trouble with the second referendum is that it will get hijacked by the hardliners from the Remain and Brexit sides. Neither of which will be happy. I guess that is what Major meant by the "solid middle ground" speaking up. It was thought that middle England would in the end swing the vote for r...

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Some interesting comments from Major and Blair. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38092635 Meanwhile, speaking at a dinner in Westminster on Wednesday, Sir John Major, Conservative Prime Minister from 1990 to 1997, called for the 48% of people who voted against Brexit in June's referendum to ha...

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And there's the problem. Anyone who is an expert on the topic is discounted because, well he's an expert and must therefore inevitably have an axe to grind. So, it's left to the uninformed to make up their minds based on lack of information, skewed graphs or anecdotal evidence. I'll admit that it i...

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Some interesting comments from Major and Blair. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38092635 Meanwhile, speaking at a dinner in Westminster on Wednesday, Sir John Major, Conservative Prime Minister from 1990 to 1997, called for the 48% of people who voted against Brexit in June's referendum to ha...

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theo wrote:
JJR wrote:Tony Blair's interview in full with The New Statesman

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk ... d-business

He wants to build a social media movement to overturn Brexit.
I think he is about 3 months too late.

He thinks it can be reversed.

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Tony Blair's interview in full with The New Statesman

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk ... d-business

He wants to build a social media movement to overturn Brexit.

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bimboman wrote:Volvo,is of,course Chinese owned.and is moving some production to China.

Some? Virtually all of it is moving over there.

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Can't imagine there's a neutral anywhere in the world that will be rooting for an All Black win this weekend.

Allez les bleu.

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Peston now looks as bad as he speaks. Does he sleep rough?

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Yes of course it is but there will be costs if we are outside plus you won't get many multinationals setting up the European HQ's in a country that is outside of the EU. It doesn't make much sense. They'll still need UK HQs. :) For what? Why on earth would multi-nationals come to the UK to establis...

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theo wrote: Yes of course it is but there will be costs if we are outside plus you won't get many multinationals setting up the European HQ's in a country that is outside of the EU. It doesn't make much sense.

They'll still need UK HQs.

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Can one of the Remainers in the know tell me how much the Chinese export into the EU and how they manage to do it without having a customs union and/or any trade agreement? Thanks in advance. :thumbup: About EUR350bn. They will be charged tariffs at various rates depending on the goods. All happens...

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Can one of the Remainers in the know tell me how much the Chinese export into the EU and how they manage to do it without having a customs union and/or any trade agreement? Thanks in advance. :thumbup: About EUR350bn. They will be charged tariffs at various rates depending on the goods. All happens...

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Can one of the Remainers in the know tell me how much the Chinese export into the EU and how they manage to do it without having a customs union and/or any trade agreement?

Thanks in advance.

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all imperial powers raped their colonies of raw materials. the difference was we transformed those raw materials into products in the workshop of the world (thanks to us pioneering the industrial revolution). we then sold those goods back to the colonies... You've just described how the EU model se...

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You can point that finger at all the European powers, USA, Russia and modern day China and Saudi Arabia. True but the exploitation by the British is on a scale that exceeds Spain's exploitation of South America. The thing is that the UK still deny it officially. But it is bygones I was just respond...

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theo wrote:I agree Spookly. It doesn't really work as a proper single market. Yet.

It's not designed to be one. The question posed by the Brexit camp during the hustings is even more pertinent now; "if you were outside of the EU would you apply to join it now knowing what you now know?"

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Diamond mine, Siberia. http://www.gizmodo.jp/upload_files2/140623_mirhole2.jpg Diamond mine, Canada size http://www.mining.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Aerial_Of_Island.jpg Two questions; 1. Where do they dump all the spoil they remove? 2. What happens to the hole when they've finished digging?

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Who'll be left in the EU after the French, Dutch, Scandinavians and Italians vote to leave? The enjoyment with which Brexiters view the impending dismantling of the EU is a little baffling, more so because any such demise would in part be caused or accelerated by their own actions. How it benefits ...

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Teams should adapt to him Isnt this what the All Blacks did so well over a long period of time. McAwe was a legend when it come to this. Yes exactly. For some reason we have a bit of blind spot when it comes to Peyper (and his opposite the laissez-faire Barnes). I have watched Peyper for years and ...

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Who'll be left in the EU after the French, Dutch, Scandinavians and Italians vote to leave? The enjoyment with which Brexiters view the impending dismantling of the EU is a little baffling, more so because any such demise would in part be caused or accelerated by their own actions. How it benefits ...

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eldanielfire wrote:Can anyone give me a thread summary? I saw it started with 12 citings on page 1 and now on page 25 it's become a dick waving contest in a 'small penis, below average at best' category. Any context for pages 2-24?

Goatse meets Hellboy

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The Native wrote:
JJR wrote:
The Native wrote:Auckland is overrated. But you don't come to New Zealand for the cities or night life.

Or the women.
Can we see a picture of your wife/fiancé/girlfriend then?

No wank bank material for you on this thread.

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The Native wrote:Auckland is overrated. But you don't come to New Zealand for the cities or night life.

Or the women.

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Are the Spuds out yet?

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booze wrote:
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Duff Paddy wrote:
Crash_12 wrote:That shirt is a crime, yessiree.
Shirt and haircut look like they belong circa 1987

Have you been to NZ? Everything looks like it's from 1987.
Like the Uk outside of the central London then?

Basildon would be a cultural Mecca if it were moved to the Marlborough plains.

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