Will B Good

Totally agree.....completely and utterly wrong on every count. Left, right, centre.....all unacceptably trying to gain influence.

Oh I do apologise. From now until eternity I will forensically read every comment and every thread in case i upset your delicate sensibilities.

EXACTLY....no arguments from me.

I will never understand sentencing...... Wife's uncle, Thai, shot and killed his neighbour. He mistakenly thought he was having an affair with his wife......got 5 years. UK, gang of lads kicked a goth girl to death in a park......didn't know her. Received 10 years a piece.....all 18....out at 28 or less????

One very dangerous individual. Unelected, unaccountable........but wielding huge power.

Just done mine.....quite easy and straight forward other than I had to apply and collect in person....not sure how you get around that. Suited me though....any excuse to go the BKK..... twice.

I'd go to a dealer.......then at least you know where they are re warranty problems, maintenance, support etc.

No way she is 21......my wife is twice her age and looks half her age.

Were you dressed?

Sounds like they are running out of money.....what are the options...? Hit the poorest where it hurts or tax the incredibly wealthy and those companies enjoying monopoly like profits....? ANS: HIT THE POOREST

Good point, well made.....but look at the number of idiots just on this forum.......would it be sensible to even give them a choice......????

Damn...only close to one of them...... amlodipine....looks like diet and exercise is my only option 😞

He's not the sharpest knife in the drawer. He claims the UK will be the first Islamist country to become a nuclear power.....idiot.

If this ever gets built in will be in the same year we all take up electric helicopter taxis and it will become a huge white elephant.

Waste of money.....every single kid has a smartphone, which will be more than adequate for their needs at school.

Football managers generally need to learn from Rugby. Loyalty to a fading start is totally misplaced.....In Rugby only the team counts and the results it can achieve. Football managers keep hanging on to players past their sell by date and get punished for it.

So your solution is never to wear a seat belt......555

....and succeeding to be fair.

Off to check my meds...555

Too soon?

Breast and cervical cancer......how unlucky can you get? Poor woman.

The last thing the elite want is an educated electorate.

My perfect afternoon? The wife is called away on urgent business and tells me she will be away until later that evening at the earliest.

Bob?

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