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rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Regardless of your view of Corbyn, people > labelling him an 'extremist' is ridiculous. I think his contempt/disregard for Parliamentary in favour odf 'direct democracy' (i.e. mob rule of a noisy minority) is actually quite extremist - he's hard left with good manners whilst his cabal do all the nasty work. I am far from convinced of his 'decency' and always have been - certainly he surrounds himself with some pretty unpleasant 'comrades' and shares platforms or talk on the media of some very unpleasant organisations and regimes. The ends,of course, justify the means for all extremists and ideologues so lying, duplicity, intimidation, propaganda, all legitimate tools on the path to a socialist utopia. I think he's a bit of a tosser.

My brother Lads Holiday - Magaluf or somewhere back in the 80s, met a bunch of lads from Somewhere up north in their hotel too got on well had a laugh with them, hung out etc said goodbye at the end of holiday but didn't keep in touch Next year - Faliraki or somewhere different but another lads holiday, went into their hotel... same group of lads from up north checking into the hotel at the same time

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jeremy Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > DulwichFox Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > It IS very strange to go to a new > restaurant > > > only > > > > to choose to be seated in the window > looking > > out > > > on to the street > > > > > How do you know those weren't the only seats > available? The restaurant was busy, right? > > > > > > I don't know... you and Louisa... sounding so > > > judgemental and superior here. Why do you > even > > > feel the need to question someone's motives > for > > > going out to a restaurant? > > > > > > One of them's an idiot the other is a wind up > > merchant...take your pick > > Because Sue wrote.. > > We had a choice of seats and we chose the window > seats for reasons I have explained above. The view > is irrelevant. We usually see people we know in > Lordship Lane. > > Read all the posts.. Don't just Search for mine > and make comments.. > > Whos the idiot now.. > > DF Er my comment was on Jeremy's post in case you can't read DURRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It IS very strange to go to a new restaurant > only > > to choose to be seated in the window looking out > on to the street > > How do you know those weren't the only seats > available? The restaurant was busy, right? > > I don't know... you and Louisa... sounding so > judgemental and superior here. Why do you even > feel the need to question someone's motives for > going out to a restaurant? One of them's an idiot the other is a wind up merchant...take your pick

Do they serve ENORMOUS CHIPS ON SHOULDER in this new joint? I was just wondering?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Couldn't get seated, staff didn't seem overly > interested in us as we were waiting around for a > bit beforehand. Seemed to be empty seats too which > was confusing. Didn't bother me too much because > it looked cramped and the music was too loud for > me. We went and got a take away up the road > instead. I will be heading to Beckenham next time > I want a meal out. > Harvester still open down Beckenham Lou?

"red hot cool" Forest Hill according to Kirsty...you can take the girl out of the Estate Agents but etc

I haven't eaten there so just on what it looks like but the signage and menu of Xoco look very 1980s and would be in my 'least likely to succeed in SE22 in 2016' bucket

Whenever I think of the Eagles I go straight to "On a dark desert highway coll wind in my hair"...which then takes me to (*drumroll) "We were somewhere around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like 'I feel a bit lightheaded; maybe you should drive . . .' And suddenly there was a terrible roar all around us and the sky was full of what looked like huge bats, all swooping and screeching and diving around the car, which was going about a hundred miles an hour with the top down to Las Vegas. And a voice was screaming, 'Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?'"

Many self-named "progressives" are far from it

It's the price we pay to try and tackle enedemic corruption/voting fraud in 'certain' places like - Oldham, Tower Hamlets, Bradford......

Wimbledon at Plough Lane was grim especially with a full set of away fans - No cover; one bog in the corner; one caravan for food; I can't remember a bar but it was miles to the tube and one year we got stuck midweek for an hour as Chelsea attacked the tube infront

Or the other way round RPC...

"In the gents at Scamps" doesn't roll off the tongue though

*coughs* Nadal Barcelona

I am a fan of Wodehouse but not Gilbert and Sullivan (or, for that matter, Gilbert O Sullivan). I will be drinking within the hour.

Nor me LM - I've voted Labour in 5 GEs, (including for Foot!) ...miles away from them now . But even pretty left wing members of the PLP are now being called Tory Scum thanks to what St Jezza has unleashed.

the left is full of hate - as any one watching QT for the last couple of weeks will have seen

Spurs' recent Wembley Record P5 W0 D0 L5 Great temporary home for you eh lads?

I think many people who hate the Tories don't realise the situation in other countries .....LM is right our Growth has been relatively healthy in the past few years compared to most other big economies.......our employment has also been good (although many are relatively low paid and insecure jobs); relatively and in a very globally insecure picture the economy hasn't done badly in some metrics compared to many other countries - growth/Employment especially.

30 days has September, April, May and November and all the rest have 31 Except Mick Mac's dry 'month' alone, which has 25

Bloody hell steveo it's well past permission time - are you in a different timezone or something?

Interesting. Even though it was a less cynical time, I'm sure he (Atlee) must have also hoped he'd increase his narrow majority. :)

Anyway, Corbyn easily won PMQs on this yesterday (which is a first)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the spirit of consistency I have remained shit. you'll do a Leicester one year Otta :)