Alan Medic

midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No it really doesn't, at all. I do think it is > offensive as well as ignorant. It was edited which > you clearly could not respect, as I simply do not > have it in me to go backwards and forwards to > explain HOW I found it offensive. Hence, the edit. Ignorant of what? You seem to know what is going to happen before it happens, if it ever does.I do not believe people will be kicked out of the country. Do I know for certain? I don't. How do you know? As for jobs being re-located, well if that happens it will be down to the idiots who voted for it and whoever pushes the button on Article 50. You know what. I bet no one pushes the button as parliament will over rule the result. They are bound to get something right occasionally.

midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I've never built a life of being a citizen of > > anywhere. I'm not sure what it means to be > honest. > > Your life is your life. It doesn't depend on > > politics. Enjoy it if you can. Anyway if it > > worries you so much at least you can get an > Irish > > passport. It doesn't guarantee being happy > though. > > Remember, the world will end.....for everyone. > > > Enjoy your life? I doubt very much that my 4 year > old (and the thousands of children with him) can > enjoy his life very much without his mother in > it!!! Does your edit mean you don't think my post is offensive any more?

WorkingMummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes - AlanMedic - I was not really too conscious > of the fact that I had built my life on my EU > citizenship until Brexit threatened to take it > away. > > You obviously do not have children of dual > nationality with a non-British European co-parent, > who is being threatened with being ejected, whose > job in any event looks like it will move. Because > if you were you would be painfully aware that > without your EU citizenship, you can't follow your > co-parent (with your children) and keep your > family together. > > If the country suddenly decided by referendum that > AlanMedic's children's mother could no longer live > in this country, and that AlanMedic could no > longer go and live in said baby-mother's country > either, then you would find that you had built > your life on a lot of things which you take for > granted right now, AlanMedic. > Neither my wife, my son or I have UK passports. My wife has a Spanish one, and we have Irish passports.Only my son was born here. You said you can get an Irish passport yet you appear to becoming frantic about something that may never happen.

Austria, who told you that then? You're not getting confused with the Celts shipped out to Australia are you?

I've never built a life of being a citizen of anywhere. I'm not sure what it means to be honest. Your life is your life. It doesn't depend on politics. Enjoy it if you can. Anyway if it worries you so much at least you can get an Irish passport. It doesn't guarantee being happy though. Remember, the world will end.....for everyone.

What exactly does leering constitute? Having looked up various definitions of it I can't help thing it's different from an admiring glance or is someone going to tell me that's wrong too?

Thanks Lowlander.

Only flying though he will travel to Spain for a week while here.

Junior is returning from China for a holiday for a month before returning to Uni there. I can't seem to find any policy that will cover him if his trip isn't starting in the UK. He flies from HK if that makes a difference. Anyone got a solution please?

I presume you've heard about this......... http://www.mishcon.com/news/firm_news/article_50_process_on_brexit_faces_legal_challenge_to_ensure_parliamentary_involvement_07_2016 ETA There is an email address in case you wish to show your support. I've sent them the link to the petition and asked them to sign it ☺

aerie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I work with a woman who on her FB page posted > > photos or a friend did of a girls night out. > She > > referred to themselves as milfs. If women do > this > > why do women find it upsetting if men use the > same > > terminology? > > AM, you have neatly answered your own non > sequitur. > Women can do it tongue in cheek and perhaps in a > self deprecating manner, as they are not > threatening themselves, they are in control. > Men who do it, albeit very young and posted here > only about his XBOX and tipsy, bored and lonely, > describing ladies as MILF on a local family > centric forum and requesting them (if they 'up for > it') to contact him is an entirely different yarn. > > I do not understand how you cannot see the > difference. Ah now, I wasn't trying to justify the OP and his slant on things. Frankly these particular Milfs as they referred to themselves, were anything but. However I have an inkling that the term may not be PC so god help me for making a blunder. I would add that if anyone referred to me as a Filf, I'd be very pleased.

Never quite understood this class thing in the UK. Aren't the working class the one's who would rather live on benefits than work?

How many places around ED will have to be renamed?

I work with a woman who on her FB page posted photos or a friend did of a girls night out. She referred to themselves as milfs. If women do this why do women find it upsetting if men use the same terminology?

Well done Wales. That's a team.

Well animals have children too but we call them pets or dinner.

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Glad you agree RD. BFS is the man though if pushed I'd prefer 'Arry.

The FA hold talks with among others Stuart Lancaster (ex England rugby coach). How's that going to help? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3668822/The-FA-hold-talks-Stuart-Lancaster-Sir-Dave-Brailsford-search-England-s-saviour.html

I'd actually like Sam to get the job. It would renew my interest in the English team. I just think it would be different. May end up in failure but may not. Should I start a petition? Any backers?

Does anyone fear UKIP making hay while the sun shines if there is an election?

Sam's the Man.........has a ring about it. On the change in fortunes with the rugby team that MM referred to, a lot has got to be down to Eddie Jones not taking any s**t. You're either on form for your club or you're not selected. I wish the same approach was applied to football where it just seems that the manager is 'friends' with the players and shows them 'loyalty'. Well eff that. You want to play for your country then earn it. There shouldn't be any brownie points earned to be used when you are semi recovered from an injury or a bit off form. England needs someone with a mouth to manage the team. Maybe even Sam.

Irish fans win award. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36661166

Even if it did exceed 17 million why would that lead to there being a 2nd referendum?

The only family I'm aware of who commented on the result didn't have a vote. The consensus was 'The idiots have won'.