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fisgard792

I do believe that's called a headshot. Surely there are more people with racist views than the 1600 mentioned below, voting for the BNP. Don't you think DAC? What DAC is ignoring is the fact that the UK version of Le Pen's party sits within the right wing of the Tory party.....so the comparison doe...

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this must be in part a decision with brexit in mind

just factor in, theres a lot of new quieter more efficient aircraft being manufactured

BA fund a significant chunk of uk aviation, so dont hold your breath they will be reigned in

fisgard792

I do believe that's called a headshot. Surely there are more people with racist views than the 1600 mentioned below, voting for the BNP. Don't you think DAC? What DAC is ignoring is the fact that the UK version of Le Pen's party sits within the right wing of the Tory party.....so the comparison doe...

fisgard792

Slater was absoluely class at the weekend - I'd pick him ahead of Kitchener. Evans and O'Connor could be in the running here - Evans on the basis he's trained with the squad before and O'Connor on the basis he was also very good at the weekend and is more that physical type of 7 EJ seems to favour....

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They don't need to contribute- they won :) you'll soon enough see and hear them if there's any attempt not to implement it. They might get hump when their f ucking pensions are sliced. i didnt need a brexit to get my pension sliced a bit, prudence did a decent job of it already its like in the last...

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the referendum vote was in June, its now nearly November. People expecting the bones of a detailed plan to be, by this time to be put together and broadcast worldwide are in cloud cuckoo land. Do i have much faith in the UK's negotiation ability, not much. But lets give them enough rope first to eit...

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WelshmanJim wrote:Oof.

2-0 after 20

kin ell, you beat my radio 5 feed

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JM2K6 wrote:Chelsea 1 up against United after 30 seconds.

thats now, england defenders smaling along with stones, blamed for defensive errors with goals conceded

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Yep. Don't remember him saying anything about May campaigning for remain. In fact he said she would call an GE because she can't get the hard brexit she wants through parliament. Interesting that some thought that any trade deal might not need unanimous voting. i only heard a sun reporter, tom newt...

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Interesting to discussion on Sunday Politics about how it's all going to pan out. Tom Scott Dunn reckons: 2017 Article 50 2018 May puts a soft Brexit option to parliament which is defeated as the opposition + the right wing loons oppose 2019 May calls a general election following the defeat and cam...

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Rocketz wrote: Right so this is the news for the weekend. If it is confirmed tomorrow I see the pound dipping to under 1.20 to the dollar before the end of the week. Oh and Therese May opened her mouth which is going to put extra pressure on the pound

it seems you are going to be a very rich boy by midweek then

fisgard792

i am based in spain, visit all over europe, this weekend in the czech republic. 2 things i have noticed when the inevitable topic comes up 1) immigration . first thing in the conversation about brexit, no not the uk's view, but the concern of the people i am talking with. some of the comments are b...

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Did anyone see that ComRes poll this week - probably mentioned on this thread but can't be arsed to look Half of the public, 49 per cent, said “the Government should prioritise getting favourable trade deals with EU countries when negotiating the UK’s exit from the EU”, whereas only 39 per cent sai...

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i am based in spain, visit all over europe, this weekend in the czech republic. 2 things i have noticed when the inevitable topic comes up 1) immigration. first thing in the conversation about brexit, no not the uk's view, but the concern of the people i am talking with. some of the comments are bey...

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i'd go in layman terms, and a generalisation, that when a tribal balance which was supported by inter-trade, was effected by western intrusion and a total lack of tribal understanding, that once it left, left an imbalance and displacement of said tribes, which has never readjusted when tribes trade,...

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think you have to be careful on this, as you arm distance on the bar can effect your ability to pull up, as the muscle demand transfers its a bit like these dudes who can bench press a lot. lift your arse off the bench, you make it a decline bench press and naturally the amount you can lift goes up....

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Well CETA looks like it's about to collapse, but I'm sure Britain will be more successful in securing a trade deal with Europe within two years. :thumbup: Britain will certainly be more successful at getting a deal done with Canada. How soon do you think that will be? These things don't take place ...

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https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/t_original/xffydfoiiqbyj3clugtk.gif Hopefully there's one of someone braver hitting that jump! ... and what's with the hummingbird? Feet fallen asleep? I hate that! Scratching his arse, apparently...the hummingbird, that is... google "Red Bull Rampa...

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same old posters still can't differentiate between a migrant and a refugee

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Are BT serious? Barca could have been 2-0 before City's best chance. And City's had two golden chances To balance it out, Earl is probably wearing his Messi jimmy-jams while he's watching it. :? It's all about Neymar these days mate 8) City had one good chance. Has there been a worse strip in recen...

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Shit, I hope you are never on my jury. Downing Street suspected Moscow of being involved in transferring over $1 million to a Swiss bank account controlled by Arthur Scargill’s union, documents show Whitehall aides hoped to catch Arthur Scargill’s union officials smuggling suitcases of Soviet-donat...

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Rubbish, modern British coal mining is the most productive in Europe producing 3,200 tonnes per man year. Each individual mine at worst could run at a meagre loss, keeping them open would have cost buttons in comparison to the welfare bill for the regions involved. The government is a business with...

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Thatcher was about creating a global free market, the previous one existing in the Victorian era, backed up by the workhouses, she created the social underclass to serve the same purpose. It always amuses me when people talk about the trade unions in the 1970s (I was AEU deputy convenor of a big en...

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Well they're managed by Cockhead so who knows... Saffacens have been using an artificial pitch for a while so Leicester would have played just as much rugby or more on that surface as Glasgow, nobody else in the Pro12 has one. Cardiff has a plastic pitch leicester probably had their biggest stuffin...

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My question is why did previous Labour Governments close more mines than the Tories? 1964 closed 545 1965 504 1966 442 1967 406 1968 330 1969 304 1974 closed 250 1975 241 1976 239 1977 231 1978 223 1979 219 Tories 1980 closed 213 1981 213 1982 191 1983 169 1985 133 ............................ All ...

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financial case never made

pure political dogma to ruin peoples lives, who werent voters. played a willing scargill and mcgahey, when they didnt need to

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if you are going to wear a sh1tty yellow strip that has zilch to with leicester then you deserve to get whipped. leicester have steadily become the stereotypical journeymans home in the last years, thorne excepted. i remember the 90 pointer at welford road 20 years ago, john beattie's obituary on gl...

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Crash_12 wrote:This thread has it all, and it's only just ticked two pages.

you have to live with it, to understand it

fisgard792 wrote:The thought of how much better scotland especially the west of it would be if celtic and rangers were fecked off to ireland, their spiritual home.

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Pragmatic moderates to Ruth Davidsons cough*Conservative*cough party. Dream on, you shower of shit are poison up north other than to the core of right-wing reactionary diehards like NL NL was if I recall correctly fairly close to voting yes in Indyref1...you wouldn't guess it now A lot of what's be...

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And Winnie all over this thread like a rash...... :lol: :lol: :lol: doesn't it ever sink it like, that the remaining normal population see both you types with the same repugnance Coming from the English man. :lol: some of you guys, just cant help yourselves, its like the only thing you live for, an...

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camroc1 wrote:And Winnie all over this thread like a rash......

doesn't it ever sink it like, that the remaining normal population see both you types with the same repugnance

fisgard792

The thought of much better scotland especially the west of it would be if celtic and rangers were fecked off to ireland, their spiritual home.

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guess bcm and sean fitzpatrick if he had an account, would be from PR banned too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq6KtTTkzZI

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on yes, bring this on

UK politics just keeps giving

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globus wrote:

fair do's globus, might try that, i like steak and my 25th anniversary is in a few weeks

what wine would you recommend

no starter or sweet you cheapskate, and you forgot the ketchup (call yourself a midlander)

fisgard792

I think the move to full suss mtb was a natural one - I don't think he could continue using his body as the sole shock absorber. think hes had to change his routine because of the rear shock, some of his old stuff, i would imagine be a lot harder on this bike nothing is ever going to beat the ridge...

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suits a santa cruz

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RBS is a shocking bank now, had used it for 30 years for personal stuff, branches are not much more functional than an ATM. try and get a business account set up, you almost have to plead to be answered, not as bad as the toytown Bank of Scotland on that front though starting to have some sympathy w...

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pound was €1.05 ish, back end of 2008 when i was in spain, so its not unprecedented exchange rate euro wise. get paid in € :thumbup: but the US$, 2 years ago, i was working in philly at $1.71, paid in GB£, good times again suppose the rand is the only cheap currency left, unless we have tanked again...

fisgard792

People are jumping the gun with all this 'hard brexit' talks. The government hasn't said it's leaving the single market or it wants to WTO rules. What it has been clear about is that it wants to restrict EU migration (to bring down overall net migration) and that it will listen to business leaders ...

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