Alan Medic

Andrew Marr asked TM yesterday if she thought gay sex was a sin. She said no as I expected her to. Right we can all vote for her now as 'ol Tim just found it really difficult to say it wasn't...... These bloody questions irritate me. First of all everyone takes for granted a sin is a bad thing but no one says what it actually is. Go on someone, define it. Oh ok, sins are acts which don't please God. You'll probably go to Hell if you commit enough of them or at least have a pit-stop in Purgatory. Oh right. So who is God and what are these places called Hell and Purgatory? But no. TM won't be asked anything like this. She may well believe that God is a man with grey hair and a long beard who sits on a throne in a place called Heaven. His son could perform miracles. His son's Father was called Joseph even though he (Joseph) wasn't God. His mother was a virgin. It all makes sense now. One last question PM. Is nose picking a sin? No, it isn't. Why not?

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It has nothing to do with the actual numbers or > the policy, it's that she messed up something so > basic live on the radio. Does it really matter in the greater scheme of things? May said 9 times there wouldn't be a snap election. > > With this and John McDonnell being photographed > yesterday giving a speech under the Hammer & > Sickle and Ba'athist flag, any advances Labour had > made in the last two weeks will now likely have > been completely undone.- Jeez. Do you really think that's important? If so why?

You're still watching it fc?

Dead right on both counts rendel. Tom David was upcapped in that match I'm sure.The club socks wasn't the question but it could have been.

I've probably posted this before sometime. One of the best tries ever. Anyone know what was traditional about Barbarians selections in the old days (maybe now too)?

Not a good start to the week-end. I predicted 8 goals being scored by home teams. They got zilch. I hope that changes today.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/bbc-question-time-audience-member-oxford-strong-stable_uk_59026cade4b05c39767d4ad2 Let there be grown ups. The repetition is so obvious that I'm not actually sure people will start believing it.

Ah, Tim Horan. I remember in the early 90's before rugby was professional travelling from Brisbane with the Queensland team on board. They were on their way to the Super 10(?) final in South Africa. All the players including Tim were at the rear of the plane. I was lucky enough to sit next to two of them, Peter Slattery and Garrick Morgan. They were drinking beers all the way to whereever it was we had to change flights. Having struck up a conversation with them soon after lift off, they plied me with drink every time they were having another one. Anyway, back to Tim. I vaguely remember Slattery telling me that Tim was either dim/mad/or something else. This extract from a book had a story by Michael Lynagh when he introduced Tim to Venice. It sort of confirms it..... https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Rvfa5F9bHv4C&pg=PT179&lpg=PT179&dq=tim+horan+on+venice&source=bl&ots=fDmuwmZc_D&sig=NIM-AIT-41QPFM68pSIK8ZQbp6I&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiFiqjGmcnTAhVhIMAKHfwRBBkQ6AEIRDAD#v=onepage&q=tim%20horan%20on%20venice&f=false

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL_IHflsD1k Best individual try I've seen in a long time from last week-end. The new BOD maybe. Last angle in the clip is probably the best to appreciate it.

I'd say put all the major parties in. It might be more interesting doing it sooner rather than later. If I remember correctly people could change their vote. With this we might see swings over a period of time. Anyway, it's your baby. Thanks.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This: > https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/apr > /25/vote-labour-jeremy-corbyn-theresa-may?CMP=Shar > e_iOSApp_Other I enjoyed that article.

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1685726,page=1 Any chance of something similar for the GE Admin? There is a thread asking which way people will vote. Someone mentioned that any Conservatives or UKIPers in the area would probably avoid the thread. This would give people the chance to say something anonymously. PS Not that I would vote for either

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think back to a time when Voting mattered and > may even of made a difference. > > Perhaps we should all vote 1 candidate out in a > series of rounds until only one candidate > remained. > > DulwichFox. Proportional representation you mean. Fairer system I think.

I saw May on TV at a rally over the week-end in somewhere town. She was awful. Just repeating the same mantra what seemed like a million times. JC wouldn't have to be very good to be better than her. Someone early in this thread predicted a very low turnout. I'd have thought the 48% of which I am one, would want to show they are still here by voting either Lib Dem or Labour.

Lib Dem I expect. I liked Helen Hayes though when she knocked on the door a couple of months ago.

At the week-end my brother suggested to me the following scenario re the attack on the Syrian airbase. Putin has something on Trump but Trump had to do something to show how strong America is and appear to stand up to Putin. Thus he warned Putin of the impending attack, who in turn warned Assad. This is why the damage to the base seems to have been negligible. Planes were flying out of it the next day. Soon afterwards Trump's son was declaring that the attack shows that Daddy isn't in league with Putin. Oh and by the way,Trump has/had shares in the company who makes the tomahawk missiles used in the attack. It's known he had before becoming President. Not known if he sold them. Share price went up after the attack. It all makes sense doesn't it?

Well if Sexton doesn't last until the 1st Test he may well pick Farrell there.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well probably no surprise but I think the best > outcome for the country by far will be a large > conservative majority > > - this will give the Brexit negotiations more > credibility I don't see a larger Tory majority making any difference to Brexit negotiations. They will be whatever they turn out to be. Where does credibility come into it?

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I predict the lowest turnout of any GE ever. How come? I'm still hopeful Brexit won't happen though I'm probably in a number of 1. I'm more eager to vote in this election than any other.

I'm sorry to see Ringrose and Zebo omitted. Suprised by Payne being included. I'd also have included Sean Cronin ahead of Rory Best. Still there will be some injury induced changes before they even leave for NZ I would bet.

Quids has found his mojo again! More disappointing was that Boro decided to score a goal last night. I thought they didn't do goals.

I'm pretty sure when applying for a Visa to India my Mrs had to prove she lived here for x number of years. So it was good to have kept proof of address for a period of time.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Me too. Bastards... In which case it's not too bad as it's you I want to catch 😊

What did you do that for Spurs. I was happy 😊 with 3-0 😒

He managed to insult the people of Liverpool just before the anniversary of Hillsborough today. The Sun let it go initially. Hardly seems like a mistake on their part but possibly deliberate.