It was the slip with Nicola Sturgeon that did it, near identical expression of his pet hate, and the dates of Tillson suddenly vanishing and 50Hertz arriving clinched it
Brexit, for once some facts.
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I, d got you more Obi Wan than Darth... May The Farce Be With You.
Folk will be loads more polite to you knowing that..
What was it they used to say in Cowboys.
God made man but Colt made men equal. Just a bit more equal with an MP 5.???? Nice one...
I wasn't aware that was a pre-requisite for posting to this list.
Being able to spell 'actually' however is.
For more clarification on the rules please ask OG.
Plus one is inclined to the opinion that believing one knows what one speaks of is of less importance than actually being factually correct in what one posts.
Again OG can clarify the details.
Are you clairvoyant? that was both my CB handle and nickname at work!
And when you are utterly incapable of offering a plausible argument in favour of your point of view, you can always fall back on Ad hominem attacks on a convenient target not actually involved in the present exchange
OJ uses this strategem all the time
It was a poor effort the first time you used it , but since you have nothing better, no doubt you thought it cute to flog this dead horse again?
You'll be getting our fan club at Menwith Hill excited, so if you suddenly stop posting......
Don't worry you get checked out by all the government agency's when you first apply (allegedly) err just in case, I mean a catapult.
How to nobble a President in very few words
"“If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.” —Special Counsel Robert Mueller
Faint praise indeed!
Now watch the fun begin!
"“If we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.” —Special Counsel Robert Mueller
Faint praise indeed!
Now watch the fun begin!
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What will we do for comedy after Brexit? look at this
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‘Height of hypocrisy’: New Brexit Party MEP for northeast England lives in south of France
Former Tory MSP accused of ‘hypocrisy’ for standing on platform to remove free movement
I'm laughing that people were so stupid as to vote for these reprobates!
Another comedy contribution
on Twitter
Say what you like about Jeremy Corbyn but he's built a mass movement from scratch, energised a party base, got it back to its true values and made it a power in the land. Unfortunately that party is the Liberal Democrats.
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‘Height of hypocrisy’: New Brexit Party MEP for northeast England lives in south of France
Former Tory MSP accused of ‘hypocrisy’ for standing on platform to remove free movement
I'm laughing that people were so stupid as to vote for these reprobates!
Another comedy contribution
on Twitter
Say what you like about Jeremy Corbyn but he's built a mass movement from scratch, energised a party base, got it back to its true values and made it a power in the land. Unfortunately that party is the Liberal Democrats.
The answer to whether shops will accept non legal tender is yes. If they want to make the sale and have confidence that the note can be exchanged. For decades after RoI had split from the UK, we had the Punt as our currency, and it was pegged at parity with sterling and both currencies were in common usage all over the Island... even by canny "black" protestants in NI.
It is the belief that it secure that has the US dollar used all over the world, where it not legal tender
I read some guy who said ' once you put it down you can't pick it up'JRM's book on the Victorians not doing too well by the looks of things. Funniest bit in the link shown below was this.
And in the same week in 2003 that he was deposed as Tory leader, Iain Duncan Smith’s novel The Devil’s Tune sold 18 whole copies, a figure so dismal, that it is possible even his mum didn’t buy one.
Jacob Rees-Mogg's Victorians has sold 734 copies – will publishers take note?
The arch-Brexiter’s tome has sales to match its awful reviews, but he’s not the first politician who’s struggled to flog a bookwww.theguardian.com
I understand that,and so does she. But both she and I hope that the "madness of King George' might pass , and the very sizable minority 33% of the UK voting population regains their senses.
I remember having a Diana air rifle. You could see the pellets come out (nearly)
read today that businesses etc do not have to accept payment in cash. It is not law in this country although it is in Denmark