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Sink you're brain, max vol, into this masterpiece.
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On 1/15/2019 at 10:57 AM, Tippaporn said:
Then there's the original rockabilly legends. Johnny Burnette with Train Kept A Rollin' from '61.
Rockabilly started my record collection off 1950s.
Sold the lot off to a dealer 4 months ago, 2+ metric
tonnes, sad day, some white labels and dj one offs
but pays for 6 months in Patters, beer, and 2 posh
speakers for me 'pooter.
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8 hours ago, bannork said:
'm a remainder to the core jvs: remain in Europe, remain in Thailand and remain on Thai Visa.
I'd better leave this thread for a bit and remain in the 50-70s thread for a while as that Essex car lover is a Brexiteer to the core and he has a dog called Gnasher.
Yes banno, you have my vote of no confidence in your
music, but don't leave us, variety and discovery is everything,
besides Gnasher and I would have nothing to grumble about.
I do try to listen to everything posted, until Tittyporn went
berzerk yesterday, and the guts of me speakers is hangin oot.
Be a remainer of the eclectic nutters forum.
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The French 'yellow vest' is the only way to deal with the EU.-
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After that massive concert please all stand for the anthem.
You B'stards, it gonna take me all night to get through that
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Hombres all, you must have realised by now that
I am the slowest poster in the world, indeed a
sign of the unexceptional. I envy your life experiences
and regret that I didn't get out more, however
I was determined to make a million before I
reached 80, I achieved this, but it was in Baht,
so I am the unusual skint millionaire.
Every business I started lasted only 10 years
and flopped, now I just mind my own business.
Which is more than can be said by people taking
the 'p' out of my UK Essex dumb village plod,
I'll have you know, he was handpicked for my
particular village. Oops.
Continuing with my beloved SA theme....
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4 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:4 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:
Edited 3 hours ago by tutsiwarrior
I'm sure I've seen that face on the village police station
notice board.
I'm not saying why I was in there.
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We had a Irish copper in the village, on his first patrol, it
was a dark winters night, steaming his bicycle down the
steep hill he ploughed into the 5' deep ford..but he was
a good friend and I was able to dodge several speed
tickets, for the price of a bottle of the amber nectar.
Soon after my ex chucked me out, I met a nice young
lady at a party, who turned out to be a psychologist.
She took me here, and I still haven't recovered...
So many different clubs in London, I used to go every
night...
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20 minutes ago, sandyf said:Not missed, just nothing surprising. A great deal of foreign investment came to the UK because it was a major player in the EU. Once the UK is out why should they stay, logistically speaking it is better to be on the mainland. Not sudden death, more like a cancer over the coming years.
Do you really think that EU grants in the UK were never paid in part by non British taxpayers?
As I heard someone say yesterday, the UK will have to leave before the full impact of the mistake will be recognised.
Sandy, you're taking the 'p' out of us..'UK a major player
in the EU'. Did you mean major payer perhaps?
'As I heard someone say yesterday'.... Brilliant, now
we understand your POV.
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1 hour ago, sandyf said:
That may well be the case but should the remnants of UK vehicle production be put at further risk.
Are you saying that Honda are not going to pause production because of brexit, that the Independent has just made it up. I am sure the workers will be glad to hear it.
As for JLR & Ford, never claimed to be brexit related, just reality in midst of brexit but shooting the messenger is par for the course.
I only wrote simply what I wrote, I don't understand
what you're on about. However, the UK has no auto
industry, it just sticks other countries cars together.
There is no such thing as an English car.
Car overproduction is a world wide problem, based
on stupid economics.
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6 minutes ago, Grouse said:I believe a significant majority of parliamentarians favour remain. I do not think a majority of the electorate are pro leave anymore. But, it doesn't matter anyway because parliament is sovereign.
The theory is that they govern by consent and execute
democracy in accordance with the majority decision.
The situation in Europe is worse, either it must listen
to the people or collapse.
You can't save what the elites mean by "Europe" and
also serve The People. There is a fundamental opposition
of interests between those two entities.
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2 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
I'm seriously thinking of changing my breakfast menu this morning from rice and fish to sweet potato chorizo hash with eggs and avocado crema.
It'd be nice if you put less speed in yer brekky nosh, I can't
keep up wiv yer, and me speekers is steemin.
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23 hours ago, TonyClifton said:
I have much better taste than 99 percent of you.
I say old chap, we of the English upper class are imbued
with impeccable taste, but unfortunately, we ain't got no
behavior, so you easily make that 99% into 100%.
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10 minutes ago, oilinki said:
Why people don't buy new cars? Is it because they are all waiting to buy electric cars? Or is it perhaps that people are afraid what the future brings and therefore they try to save some money to cope with the bad days ahead?
What do you mean by "The UK economy is the grand deception." ?
13 minutes ago, oilinki said:Why people don't buy new cars? Is it because they are all waiting to buy electric cars? Or is it perhaps that people are afraid what the future brings and therefore they try to save some money to cope with the bad days ahead?
What do you mean by "The UK economy is the grand deception." ?
Fair question oilinki, but the bad days are already here
in the UK. The UK economy is based on consumerism
and debt. The UK is unable to support itself.
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2 hours ago, sandyf said:
Project Reality.
Jaguar Land Rover, Ford and Honda delivered a triple dose of bad news for the UK car industry on Thursday.
JLR will cut 4,500 jobs, predominantly in the UK, while Ford is to cut thousandsof jobs across Europe. Honda announced it will pause production at its Swindon plant in April in anticipation of border disruption after Brexit on 29 March.
The intervention came as the Japanese prime minister, speaking alongside Ms May warned: “The world is watching the UK as it exits the European Union.”
Shinzo Abe said a no-deal Brexit must be avoided if Japan is to “invest more into your country and to enjoy further economic growth with the UK”.
Ironically, the EU-Japan partnership agreement has at last been finalised, a bargain between two of the world’s largest economic blocs. The UK cannot hope to secure as advantageous a deal in the future, despite the warm affection the Japanese may have for the British.
There has never been a barrier to the UK exporting more to Japan as a result of our membership of the EU. Today, under the new EU-Japan deal, cemented just as the British are botching their exit from the EU, tariffs and barriers have never been lower.
That naughty old Independant has turned the car crisis
into an anti-brexit argument.
The reality is that for years, no-one is buying new cars,
and there are millions of new cars just rotting in acres
and acres of land in the UK. Worth a quick Google.
I'm afraid I'm partly guilty of upsetting the car industry,
I paid 60GBp for mine 15 years ago.
The UK economy is the grand deception.
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51 minutes ago, sandyf said:Quite, in a parliamentary democracy, parliament should have a voice but historically the vocal chords have been cut by the party whips. One positive that may come out of brexit is a stronger parliament.
You're on track there Sandy, but I would go further
and reform parliament and government.
Ending poverty doesn’t seem to be a top priority
for British MPs, as only 14 of them showed up to
attend a parliamentary debate on the UN report
urging the government to address the burning problem.
If the debate was about their pay rise, the place
would be packed solid.
We have a corporatist government, not a democracy.
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1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:
Bloody waste, in my humble opinion.
The insane evil of war. America is perpetually at war.
Doubt not, there were UK anti Vietnam war protests.
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2 hours ago, bristolboy said:Phrases like
"establishment neo-liberal globalist
propaganda ass wipe media."
should be called bot-speak.
Bot-speak, that's a fair comment.
Let me rephrase: The UK news media is treating people
like mushrooms. kept in the dark and fed on sh1t.
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2 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
Cuntinuing with vulgarities . . .
Who the <deleted> put all that filf on..
I am dis custard.
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On 1/8/2019 at 9:51 AM, sandyf said:
I am not in favour of national referendums in the first place, in the UK they are nothing more than a government sponsored opinion poll, only ever been 3 so all this talk about again and again is garbage. Parliament must make the decision and no politician can preempt what parliament will decide so DC was out of order in saying what he did.
A referendum got us into this mess and without a strong consensus in parliament another may be the only way out. You have to bear in mind that if the government lose the vote parliament take control so it will no longer be up to the government what happens next.
What has been said today may well make the vote even more contentious.
A leading human rights lawyer has warned a no-deal Brexit would be be illegal because of the “real and immediate risk to life”.
Jonathan Cooper, who was awarded an OBE for his work in 2007, says the government would be knowingly putting the British public in danger if the UK crashes out of the EU without an agreement.
Sandy, there is doubt that you are well informed, but
you are relying on an establishment neo-liberal globalist
propaganda ass wipe media.
If you were a barrister, you'd be my defence choice,
I believe you could argue that the world is flat and
win.
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16 minutes ago, oilinki said:
Britons stock up for Brexit Chaos
Plenty of people IN the EU and Paris could use that
pile of grub right now.
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3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
I'll hop on this bandwagon.
I'd rather hop on this..
Sex on wheels.
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26 minutes ago, Slaps said:
Expressed In Dollars A Scents,
Cheese us Slappy, thats a winner! brilliant!
On a milder level:
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When people listen to those in power who
own the media, there will be no real brexit.
Better to listen to the French, Italians, Greeks
etc. In December, Salvini mocked the French
president as a “lab mouse elected to keep the
elitist political system in place.”
Remainers need not worry about a real brexit,
it's not going to happen, so we will not all die
instantly, or fall of the big cliff.. but be prepared
to buy a yellow vest later. These elitists are not
interested in democracy or the public, only your
money.
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If You'Re Listening To Music Now... Whats Playing? (2018)
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If you let this rip, you're more likely to get a brick through
yer window. Chicks no probs mate, one tried to get in me car
at the lights but couldn't find the door, She shouted, 'are you
from the future, I'm coming with you'. I drove off on the green
light with her hanging on the back, but thankfully fell off in
the middle of the crossroads.
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