Alan Medic

It's a different game when you know what you are playing for Fox. People didn't and many still don't.

citylover Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I cannot wait for Brexit and if it isn't delivered > as it was meant to be, end of free movement, > reinstating British Law as the highest law in the > land etc us Leavers will fight on because it's > worth it for our democracy. MP's are not there to > decide what's good for us, as some Remainers like > to argue,they are there to represent us and the > sooner they do the better.All these arguments > about job losses etc were fully played out during > the referendum and Leavers considered, with all > things considered, Brexit is the only acceptable > way forward. There will be positives and negatives > as with everything in life, Remainers prefer to > play up the bad, which you can do, but all it does > is harm the national interest, it does not get you > a second vote. Why? Because then there will have > to be a third, a fourth, a fifth ad infinitum and > we are not Ireland, we do not vote until the > little people finally give the 'right' answer. Kindly f off with your patronising little people remark. You are not Ireland, but half the problem is you don't know who you are. The Empire has gone. You don't rule the world and fairly soon there won't be a United Kingdom.

I don't know how the Fox has managed to get so many correct outcomes without hitting the jackpot. Oh feck. Just read your extra time comment DR/RD. I assumed too much.

Nothing glorious about the 12th. Either of them... My mother was from Tullamore. She was offaly nice. I didn't know about Byerley Turk. You must have keen interest in horses or the BofB to know that I'd say.

Nash's RED lemonade. Never heard of it. Is it made by the Orange Order? Getting supplies in for the 12th PGC?

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Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ireland could now reach number 1 in the world > > rankings by beating the All Blacks by more than > 7 > > points in the autumn. > > OMG - i now have the wobbles. Ireland number one > in the world at just about anything, has never > happened. Ah jeez Mick, there's loads of things........ http://www.dailyedge.ie/ireland-best-in-the-world-1207486-Dec2013/

He's probably trying to be sacked.........

Alternatively...The Failure of Panama?

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And in the far flung future when civilizations had > risen and fallen and whole generations had > forgotten why, still the claims were made... > "Hundred!" they cried! God loves staying power > doc. Thanks maxxi. I am but a mere messenger of the god of hundred whose name in only mentioned in whispers and when talking about money, specifically sterling.

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He won me 3 points so he can go free.......

I see ol' Euro's is up to his old tricks. What was it he called his method of predicting? A 'technique'? Gets the most wrong and still top of the table. It's either a brilliant technique or he's just feckin' lucky. Time will tell. If it's the latter it won't last.

Simone, you know you can do that at home.

My OH picked up a movie in a VHS cover sometime in the last year*, somewhere in the area. She only opened it the other day. Inside was a VHS with the above title handwritten on the side of it. I had a quick look and it's a kids party somewhere indoors with soft toys for younger kids to bounce on and climb up. It was difficult to make out what language was being spoken as there were lots of kids and adults. It may have been disposed of accidentally (it was left out with other stuff) and might mean something to the parents or indeed Ciler, who is probably in her early 20's now. Being an unusual name to me, I looked it up. It may be Turkish. Anyway EDF, do your best. We have a VHS/DVD combi which allows copying onto a disk if someone has a claim on it.Probably best to PM me but looking forward to theories or clues from the forumites. *not reliable timeframe imo

diable rouge Wrote: > It's quite incredible that a Prime Minister can > brazenly claim there is a dividend, when clearly > there isn't. > One theory why she said that is that it's to act > as a sweetener to the Brextremists ahead of big > concessions she'll have to make at the next EU > summit at the end of this month. Prepare for more > disgruntled Brexit voters... I'm not sure the Brextremists give a sh*t about the NHS. They probably want to privatise it. Another theory is that the Tories want to show that the NHS is safe in their hands. Could be they are preparing for a GE or even another referendum on Brexit.

Don't know why that ref didn't give England 2 pens yesterday, given the one he did award. England shouldn't have had to go through the fairly nerve racking 2nd half. Started brightly but went downhill.The conditions may have had something to do with that. Some of the shooting was abysmal. Sterling runs around a lot but not much end product. Rashford a better bet I think.

Tomorrow will be interesting in the HOC after yesterday's HOL vote. This was a pretty low tweet from Patel @pritipatel4pm 17h 17 hours ago More Dominic Grieve's mother was French and he was educated at the Lyc?e Fran?ais Charles de Gaulle school in South Kensington, a school wholly owned by the French Government. He's a Frenchmen, with a British passport. Don't let this Frenchman stop Brexit

You think he would go after so many years with Wales? I know he's a Kiwi and it's the pro era, but still......

Eddie did defend himself by saying he had to leave 25 players at home. WC is a bit soon to be changing coach now isn't it. Stuart Lancaster anyone? According to the summary of a programme coming up on BT Sport yesterday, his Leinster won the Champions Cup. Perhaps Leo Cullen is available!

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I have a shower a day. I reckon that's more > than > > your average woman. > > Really? You must be mixing with some grubsters. > It's two showers a day if you want to be nice to > be near though: one in the morning, one at night. I can't say as I don't know what a grubster is. I looked it up and that didn't help much.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Change the date on the thread Mike That didn't sound as polite as it was meant to be.

I have a shower a day. I reckon that's more than your average woman.

Change the date on the thread Mike

*clears the cobwebs* Enjoyed last weeks matches and I have to say England losing did tickle me, given the lead they had. Today Ireland v Australia was great, but really Ireland should have won this easily. Great Aussie defence but should not have been so close in the end.