Depends. If Abbyo's selling proper ice cream as it seems, rather than the insipid milk and gelatine mix that most ice cream vans sell these days, it's well worth a visit.
All the best for the impending heart operation. Is it bypass or new valve?
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Brexit, for once some facts.
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All the best for the impending heart operation. Is it bypass or new valve?
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I've changed my mind.
Let's stay in the EU!
www.theguardian.com
Let's stay in the EU!
'World's tallest work of public art' to land on Belgian motorway
A 250-tonne steel arc twice as high as the statue of Jesus in Rio will stand over busy E411
www.theguardian.com
Obviously you still have nothing worthwhile to contribute to this thread, have you?
Aren't you supposed to be hanging around on street corners looking for a scoop today?
There is a point that designing toilets is far more useful to the human race than what you allegedly do for a living
What mind?I've changed my mind.
Let's stay in the EU!
'World's tallest work of public art' to land on Belgian motorway
A 250-tonne steel arc twice as high as the statue of Jesus in Rio will stand over busy E411
Well I've asked a few people here at Wesminister about the chances of a G.E and surprisingly to me the majority of folks here seem to think there will be one and the hot date is October 21st.
Was that before you fell from the rafters and landed on your head?
Working on the principle that Boris might get away with blundering for that long?
I noticed this a few weeks ago when he did the one to one interview with Andrew Neil. I thought he looked a good 8 to 10 years older than he actually was.
Does Viagra cause premature ageing or just cause arguments and cries of "Get off me?"
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What are we to make of this?
Mr Toad squeaks
What are the Leave rabble up to?
Mr Toad squeaks
What are the Leave rabble up to?
Here are some quotes from Guy Verhofstadt in an opinion piece in The Guardian on the impact of a no deal Brexit.
"The few who may prosper are the wealthy bankers and hedge fund managers who have bet on chaos."
"The EU made a decision to stay out of the UK referendum, but we won’t be afraid to challenge populism and call out disinformation from across the Channel for what it is."
"We are re-entering another period of Brexit fever, with the most Eurosceptic cabinet ever formed. Paradoxically, the UK is at the same time calling for a European naval force to protect shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf, as the realities of an America-first foreign policy hit home. No amount of bluster, wishful thinking or fake news can hide the inherent contradictions of the Brexit project"
"A united Europe could be a bastion of the free world. Together we could become a global leader in tackling the climate emergency and set the terms of global trade. As an anglophile, I still believe the quiet majority of reasonable British people want to see their country engaged as Europeans. The bonds of our collective heritage are too strong for Johnson or Nigel Farage to break. "
The complete article can be found here.
www.theguardian.com
"The few who may prosper are the wealthy bankers and hedge fund managers who have bet on chaos."
"The EU made a decision to stay out of the UK referendum, but we won’t be afraid to challenge populism and call out disinformation from across the Channel for what it is."
"We are re-entering another period of Brexit fever, with the most Eurosceptic cabinet ever formed. Paradoxically, the UK is at the same time calling for a European naval force to protect shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf, as the realities of an America-first foreign policy hit home. No amount of bluster, wishful thinking or fake news can hide the inherent contradictions of the Brexit project"
"A united Europe could be a bastion of the free world. Together we could become a global leader in tackling the climate emergency and set the terms of global trade. As an anglophile, I still believe the quiet majority of reasonable British people want to see their country engaged as Europeans. The bonds of our collective heritage are too strong for Johnson or Nigel Farage to break. "
The complete article can be found here.
Boris Johnson’s threat of a no-deal Brexit will not break EU unity | Guy Verhofstadt
The UK government should instead seek an agreement that removes the need for the backstop altogether, says Guy Verhofstadt, Brexit coordinator for the European parliament
www.theguardian.com
Gerald is on a full on rage spree.
Cut and a paste and an insult.
Rinse and repeat.
Cut and a paste and an insult.
Rinse and repeat.
Here are some quotes from Guy Verhofstadt in an opinion piece in The Guardian on the impact of a no deal Brexit.
"The few who may prosper are the wealthy bankers and hedge fund managers who have bet on chaos."
"The EU made a decision to stay out of the UK referendum, but we won’t be afraid to challenge populism and call out disinformation from across the Channel for what it is."
"We are re-entering another period of Brexit fever, with the most Eurosceptic cabinet ever formed. Paradoxically, the UK is at the same time calling for a European naval force to protect shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf, as the realities of an America-first foreign policy hit home. No amount of bluster, wishful thinking or fake news can hide the inherent contradictions of the Brexit project"
"A united Europe could be a bastion of the free world. Together we could become a global leader in tackling the climate emergency and set the terms of global trade. As an anglophile, I still believe the quiet majority of reasonable British people want to see their country engaged as Europeans. The bonds of our collective heritage are too strong for Johnson or Nigel Farage to break. "
The complete article can be found here.
Boris Johnson’s threat of a no-deal Brexit will not break EU unity | Guy Verhofstadt
The UK government should instead seek an agreement that removes the need for the backstop altogether, says Guy Verhofstadt, Brexit coordinator for the European parliament
It's a shame he couldn't have been more reasonable during the discussions pre the vote.
Boris isn't used to actually having to work
He does indeed look knackered, as John Wayne once remarked
"Ya look like ten miles of bad road"
He does indeed look knackered, as John Wayne once remarked
"Ya look like ten miles of bad road"
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What insult? did I miss one?
OK I called the Leave campaign a rabble, but actually I was being generous to a fault.
