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3 hours ago, bannork said:
is Rutland still beautiful? We used to cycle up and down its hills in the summers of 1970 and 71, looking for girls to chat up and pubs to visit, though we were only 15/16.
Ummagumma was on all our turntables, what an album.
1970/71 England and its girls were beautiful, great memories.
I used to drive a yellow 1961 E type which cost the princely sum
of GBp 300..Nobody wanted 'em, regarded as old bangers. Those were the days. 3 years ago my old GF from '70 rooted me out on the internet, a moment of tears and regrets after 45 years.
Why is it that I do stupid things all my life?
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17 hours ago, Slaps said:
The Salmon Mousse
Thank God I ordered fish and chips and mushy peas
when I flew Yorkshire Airlines.
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51 minutes ago, bannork said:
Hey, talahnut, I did warn you, Gnasher probably enjoyed it though. I expect he tore a bit out of the armchair.
This will calm him down.
Yeah, that worked, but the lyrics reminded me of when I got
chucked out in the cold 1990, followed by grizzly divorce.
Always loved jazz on the upright.. absolute deep cool on the
perimeter. Gnasher sends regards.
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2 hours ago, bannork said:
Ah, the frustration of standing cheek to jowl, four deep at a bar on Saturday night, desperately waving your glass, trying to catch the barman/maid's attention.
I've gotta say, the bar staff of Bristol pubs were always prompt in their service, God bless them. This one by Janis is not really a Sunday morning number!
I've got earcringe now, get the pax out
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10 minutes ago, vogie said:14 minutes ago, Grouse said:These creatures make feel effin angry. This WHY we have so many disadvantaged people!
Time for a revolution.
I've noticed you and the kwikfit fitter are becoming more close, he is leading you into Marxism and in return you could show him how to use the big words he comes out with
Like, Neoliberal corporatist, and Crank?
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1 hour ago, kwilco said:
Brexit is certainly taking on a Christmassy feel ...
To get stuffed.
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4 hours ago, Neeranam said:Ok sick of listening to those who want to let the people vote again.
Shut up you bad losers, the vote happened, you lost, let's get on with it.
If the so-called cradle of parliamentary democracy, home of the Magna Carta, decides to ignore the result of a referendum because certain key figures decide that the electorate voted for the wrong outcome, then where does that end?
Remainers, the delusionists who just refuse to accept what is happening. Their funk of denial is just as destructive because they’re doing nothing to find a way of getting out of the EU without disaster.
The protagonist in this debacle is the Cabinet Secretary, a very
staunch, powerful, and crafty remainer. This system of government
needs a total overhaul.
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5 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:
I'm looking forward to reading how those 'commitments' were calculated to arrive at a figure of 39bn.....
"There will be a (infinite?) transition period first - everything will stay the same including our level of contributions."
Precisely - leave in name only....
The figure of 39bn is calculated precisely to put the 'wind up' in anyone else thinking of leaving.
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11 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:
Says it all ☹️.
"You have to be registered with YouGov"
And paid...Government bribery and corruption afoot!
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17 minutes ago, sandyf said:There is no constructive argument for leaving the EU. If there was, why is Theresa May so wound up about the future trading relationship with an entity that is about to implode.
There can be no better deal on the table than the one available as a member of the EU.
Not everyone would agree with that, Felixtowe, the port I use
has already seen a 10% growth in non EU trade, and is extending
berthing capacity.
Its usually good to widen ones horizons beyond the back garden.
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23 minutes ago, sandyf said:You are looking at the top 10 categories, and they have it wrong, second should be vehicles.
Cars heads the top 200.
We don't have a car industry, we put bits and bobs together on
foreign manufactures cars.
Another fiddle to make the figures look nice.
I would guess that our biggest export is Offshore Tax Fraud.
For technical reasons there are no figures available.
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3 minutes ago, sandyf said:I voted in that poll, guess which option.
Dont know?
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2 minutes ago, tebee said:What do we do now then ?
I would like to see the government stop lying and making up figures to suit their agendas.
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1 hour ago, vogie said:
A man with class, who says it better than anyone else.
Anyone plotting against the firm they work for, would face
instant dismissal. The NWO takes another small step forward.
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1 hour ago, SheungWan said:
No. Its the end of the road for Hard Brexit and now just reduced, at least on this forum, to dredging up old cartoons and voodoo incantations to bring forth the spirit of their right-wing loon heroes, dead or otherwise. As far as Parliament is concerned they are a right-wing rump. Ken Clarke has certainly got their number.
I have to agree that there will be no Brexit as promised.
People have to realize that when they read newspapers, watch
tv news, films, adverts, government broadcasts, they are being
NLPd. [48 million of 'em]
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15 minutes ago, SheungWan said:
Its the end of the road for the Hard Brexiteers. There is no Parliamentary arithmetic that gives them success. Notwithstanding of course the deranged contributions wanting to sell us a dead HB parrot wrapped in the flag.
Remainers have already been palmed off with 48 million dead EU parrots wrapped in scarry, fake, Orwellian newspapers.
But the Democratic HB parrot is a tough old bird to stuff.
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1 hour ago, Grouse said:
You can not accuse May of being fat ( or of being a dancer) maybe she can sing
I honestly think she has done her best for the country. What more could one ask of a leader? I certainly can not name any Tory who could have done better for the country.
You are right, she's has made the 'best' mess we have ever seen.
All past 'Stan & Ollie' UK leaders have made 'another fine mess'
in their time.
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Fill your guts with healthy, natural grub, and you won't have probs.
2 Whoppers and a bottle of whisky..not good anytime.
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15 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:
Can't afford Class 1 spent it all on down payments on a Brexit Unicorn - do you think I've wasted my money ?
Nah, you've got to take a punt.. It not over 'til The fat lady May sings.
Then there's the entertainment value to be considered.
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53 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:
Was the shape of bananas covered in the agreement as I know this is important to many of our fine Brexiteers - cos I like them bent.
Well said Sir, Obviously a Class 2 connoisseur.
Class 2 bananas can have full-on "defects of shape".
I'm afraid that Europeans have no conception of class and
good taste.
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2 hours ago, transam said:
Yesterday I did....
The UK is a 'wrongly shaped' Banana Republic.
It is stuffed whether its in the EU or not.
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Houses of Parliament...or is it Fawlty Towers we are watching?
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25 minutes ago, sandyf said:As Michael Heseltine said in an interview yesterday "The man in the desert is sovereign."
That quote is part of Chris Patten's speech, in which he also says,
"At present, people are feeling sullen and alienated from the EU not just in Britain, but more widely". Mr.Patten offers various reasons for this. The fundamental one is a lack of democratic underpinning.
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UK voters should make final Brexit decision if talks with EU collapse: poll
in World News
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Thats the truth mate. The working class is always doomed.
In or out, only the rich will benefit. Pax tebee.