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OhNo wrote:Bollocks, I was hoping he would at least make Christmas.

you'll be okay, you've also got glaws and worcs as a cushion

fisgard792

Mind clarifying what the "this crap" that you're referring to is? that the public are too stupid to vote on an issue of a similar level of importance to independence, is left to mp's "if the public was convinced to vote to execute all doctors, would the government be obligated to do it", yes thats ...

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As someone alluded to before, if the public was convinced to vote to execute all doctors, would the government be obligated to do it? The whole purpose of representative democracy is to provide an informed filter for the public's wishes so that we don't end up making blatantly ridiculous, nonsensic...

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for the summer of cricket: https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c83177e12acc66cda12b211bc95c0ecd?convert_to_webp=true Lillee to Glenn Turner KG quite often i saw 10 men behind the bat, but never all on the off side would go r marsh, i chappell, g chappell, d walters, mccosker possibly in one of th...

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Political uproar. And.. well.. yes.. maybe as you allude violence, because that would be an affront to democracy, you either except the corruption of it and that you have been ignored or do something else... And for a hell of a lot of people, that is something they cannot accept, to be blatantly ig...

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Brilliant player, Great Forwards Coach, he did coach the RWC winners after all, but in a position as DoR, he has always struggled. He is a marmite character apparently

Shall always remember him as a brilliant flank forward, rather than anything else.

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Frodder wrote:Manure are 2-0. That'll mean the special one spaffing another £120m up the wall

interesting stat from the telegraph
"Mourinho has now lost 18 of his last 42 games as a manager. A defeat every 2.33 games. Seems a long time since his teams were hard to beat"

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what a mess, for a country that has made a mess of situations a national pastime, this really trumps it all whats the end route of this. its like to problems of the labour party but 180 degrees out, and on the government stage one thing that was acknowledged from the campaign, for example, threats a...

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Important point for the City, one more to go through

The flakes lose again at home, in front of a record crowd, should still make the europa league

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How's everyone reading the Carney situation now he's staying on? I think he's come out of it looking pretty good all things considered. It seems May who opened him up to attacks with her conference speech on low rates, then had to backtrack when he said "alright I'll go then" which she knew would b...

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David Blanchflower sums up the Mayhem government and the loons who attack Mark the mounty who, God preserve us, will sign up for more years as the a Governor. "I find it astonishing that in the space of a few days, non-economists William Hague and Michael Gove write newspaper columns attacking cent...

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if this helped bring the HoL to an end, i would give NF a knighthood

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pjm1 wrote:
openclashXX wrote: James Haskell and Chloe Madeley:
The most disturbing thing about that montage is the fact that James Haskell walks around town wearing a T-shirt with JAMES HASKELL written on it. And that it doesn't surprise any of us...

nor that it says "this side out" just beneath his name

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SASP wrote:Watford's 3-5-2 might work against Liverpool's 2-5-3

we would do this on our table football, made it a bit more interesting on the 100,000th game, especially playing 2-3-5 against 5-2-3

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Signing our trade agreement with Canada http://ec.europa.eu/commission/2014-2019/malmstrom/blog/signing-our-trade-agreement-canada_en once canada handed the eu commissions arse on a plate, it was never going to take long, eu embarrassment / incompetence has already been done Dunno I kind of liked t...

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message #2527204 wrote:
Rootheday wrote:"It is what it is" has become almost universal within the past 10 years.
followed by 'We are where we are'.

It's a euphemism. 'You've really f**k this up' is the actual meaning.

indeed,

there was a bullshit bingo full of this stuff a while back

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Rocketz wrote:Signing our trade agreement with Canada

http://ec.europa.eu/commission/2014-201 ... -canada_en

once canada handed the eu commissions arse on a plate, it was never going to take long, eu embarrassment / incompetence has already been done

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village wrote:Boris won a Kings scholarship to Eton and another scholarship to Oxford. Those don't tend to go to the intellectually underpowered.

which makes him all the more culpable for the lies he told campaigning, for which he has not been held to account for

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if a ref cant ensure the most basic and easiest law to adjudge, of the ball going into the scrum straight, hes got to accept on more difficult laws hes going to be questioned. help the people who love the game to help you too many fans have never played to a level, and some of those that have, have ...

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bimboman wrote:
SamShark wrote:Jacob Rees Mogg?

He's another one of those "incredibly intelligent" people like Boris.

Actually Rees mogg is v bright.

whats has rees mogg got against the ill and disabled?
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/24926 ... olicy=6673

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EU complete the signing of CETA trade deal with Canada - odds on how close the Euro will get to parity with GBP in the next week? another person who's going to make a fortune next week with his insight do I have to explain how basic economics works to you? look dude, if you believe its basic econom...

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c69 wrote:
Sefton wrote:Good to see Everton putting the Hammers in their place.

I'd love to see them go down.
nice to see my first and second teams in the top 3

plastic glory hunting of the finest order, congratulations

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openclashXX wrote:EU complete the signing of CETA trade deal with Canada - odds on how close the Euro will get to parity with GBP in the next week?

another person who's going to make a fortune next week with his insight

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Oh dear Exactly! I was clearly comparing country vs country, not country vs trading block to show they actually sell an amount of cars here they couldn't risk losing. Not, of course comparing the UK to the whole continent of Europe. One of the biggest problems with Brexit, is that so many of the Br...

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You can be excused globby, having done the number of things you have claimed, it has to be accepted, you wouldn't have time to fit in an education in also bit concerned why you be so close walking behind those 4 girls in school uniform, to hear their conversation .............. They are all getting...

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yes it is So are you happy to go with whatever the PM chooses, and no scritiny. There was no this caveat or that caveat for either side, or any sort of roadmap, so why shouldnt people try to influence matters if for instance they value single market access over immigration control? sam, by all mean...

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It's funny that in my OP I stressed that my comments were an observation not a complaint and I acknowledged that languages evolve, and yet for some replies the tone implies 'FFS stop complaining, languages evolve!' Anyway, has anybody else noticed that an increasing number in the U.K. are replying ...

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That's not the same thing at all is it? The editorial says that the vote was for out, so that's what will happen, but the PM can't accuse anyone who tries to scrutinise the terms of leaving as frustrating the will of the people. yes it is the vote was in/out, it was not, in or out with this caveat ...

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Independent editorial today on the theme of everyone shutting up now as the "people have spoken" They have also publicised a BMG poll showing that 66% of people advocate guaranteeing EU citizens’ rights to stay immediately if other EU states were prepared to do the same for British citizens living ...

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kornboy130 wrote:I reckon we get a humping here

+1, not as bad as last years disaster

jim hamilton, must be getting on

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Anyway my original question about what the PM thinks still interests me. There are people like Liam Fox who would leave come what may, or people like Clegg who are ideologically pro EU If presented with all the data, the views, the available deal and all the behind closed doors info, and leaving lo...

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Anyway my original question about what the PM thinks still interests me. There are people like Liam Fox who would leave come what may, or people like Clegg who are ideologically pro EU If presented with all the data, the views, the available deal and all the behind closed doors info, and leaving lo...

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the referendum campaign exposed everything wrong about democracy n the uk on one side you had fear and exaggeration, on the other there were plain and obvious lies, but when as a country you have gone to war on the basis of lies, its hardly surprising thats a possible outcome for accepted campaigni...

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the referendum campaign exposed everything wrong about democracy n the uk on one side you had fear and exaggeration, on the other there were plain and obvious lies, but when as a country you have gone to war on the basis of lies, its hardly surprising thats a possible outcome for accepted campaignin...

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I would love to know if the PM, who I don't think is an ideologue, thinks: - Brexit was voted for so it must be carried out and just try to make the best of it - Brexit was voted for and that's good, as it's something we should do There's the other realistic one of: - Brexit was voted for, I think ...

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I would love to know if the PM, who I don't think is an ideologue, thinks: - Brexit was voted for so it must be carried out and just try to make the best of it - Brexit was voted for and that's good, as it's something we should do There's the other realistic one of: - Brexit was voted for, I think ...

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I would love to know if the PM, who I don't think is an ideologue, thinks: - Brexit was voted for so it must be carried out and just try to make the best of it - Brexit was voted for and that's good, as it's something we should do There's the other realistic one of: - Brexit was voted for, I think ...

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wasnt PR rejected in a AV referendum 5 years ago, FPTP was kept

FPTP is sh1te and breeds crap politicians imo, but hey we had our chance

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the failure of the hub concept did for the A380

heathrow, okay for a international connection in competition for schiphol, for the Atlantic traffic

but in the uk, theres not many places the you can connect to thru thiefrow, that you cant fly direct

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People can't stand May? All the polls coming out confirming Conservatives and May having massive leads. She's more popular in Scotland than the whinger Sturgeon :lol: Of course if you are a lefty you might despise her but that's not true for majority of the country. You got a source for that? where...

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