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Yeah but the forecasts aren't the point, in a way they illustrate the whole risky idea; the gambling on oil when you're a one trick pony is the reckless bit when you can stay with your lovely, sensible neighbours. We'd have had to have armed guards on the border by now.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Similar scenario with what was once The Yorkshire > Grey pub (Eltham). > > That was turned into a McDonalds several years > ago... > > DulwichFox Used to drink in there after playing football opposite on Sunday. Wasn't that great looking pub but still did free roasted spuds on a Sunday lunch so Louisa would have loved it. Was sad to see it go but that was years ago.

Yeah...will be great to see coked up 40 something Millwall embarrasing themselves attacking each other at Wembley again

...even for Corbyn's Marxist leninist mob?

Yup. But that beats a full on sovereign debt crisis by about a milion

Yup. Had to se what happened but the answer was "nothing badly acted". Mrs Banker had a certain sauciness tho

....that independence thing sure would have turned out good

Saloon-lounge-public-snug .....you oik

Oh you do do you. Ps this should be in the lounge, know you place

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Even Richard Dawkins is well known for loving > Christmas Carols. I am an atheisst and have a bit of a penchant for victorian hyms in general (hated the Modern 60s dance dance, Cumbia(SP?) crap tho). But Abide With Me (Cup Final), Those in peril on the Sea and many of those still stir something when I hear them very occasionally (wedding/funerals....er, cup finals)

clockworkorange Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not heard a convincing argument either way. Feels > a bit knee jerk. Pretty sure it will achieve > little but to wind up/create more fundaMENTALISTS. > > > 2 genuine questions > > 1 - if Assad is obstructing a relative "peace" why > has sas not "dealt" with him. ive read that rebels > are too busy fighting him, so can't fight Isis. > Get rid of Assad and rebels become allies against > isli. > > 2- what are we (UK/the west) doing to fight the > ideology both home and abroad. Read an article in > the times about how academics in university are > teaching all sorts of nonesense about Islam, > prejudice against it in UK etc, sympathising for > IS and giving it a basis in academia. > > No reference for this article sadly, but was > pretty shocking to see what top u is are teaching. > > > Key conclusion for that article was - fight > ideology with better ideology! > > Anyway, hopefully some sensible discussion > ensues.... Assad would have been got rid of but One Ed Milliband wouldn't support Cameron ( for entirely political reasons) so no coalition was formed, Obama gave up an Assad remained. Universities stuffed with idiot lefties shocker

Feeling quite good about the 6/1 I got on Arsenal a few weeks into the season

You can get a hundred for about ?2.50 in Ic*l**d

Remember the Players theatre well....though to be honest I used to endure it :)

What ever the rights or wrongs of bombing in terms of how effective it will be, EP touches on the truth that most of the internet memes just show how ill informed people are about anything. The comparisons with Iraq for e.g., are crap Unlike Iraq back then: - there is a UN mandate - there is a clear threat, rather than a made up one - we are already bombing ISIS in Iraq - civilians are already dying in ISIS territory thanks to ISIS - we are already a target I'm wasn't convinced by Cameron's case partly because he presented it so appallingly, but I think it's right we get involved. The do nothing option or idealistic bullshit about getting everyone round a table is just an abdication of responsibility.

i dunno why this popped up into my conscience today but it did brillian punk from 1977

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In all seriousness, a few weeks back I took my > daughter to ballet (as I do every week) and once > she was in there I went outside and sat on a step > whilst reading my book. > > Some girls from the previous class were hanging > around presumably waiting for their parents to > collect them, when a mum came up the path, looked > at me, and immediately told the girls to get > inside. > > Now I'm all for teaching stranger danger, but I > honestly really felt like this woman was looking > at me like I was wearing an "I like little girls" > badge. Made me feel pretty shit. > > And all I was doing was reading my book, barely > aware the girls were there until she came along > and raised the alarm. > > So foxy could have a point. You still reading "lolliata"?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LA? Eurgh... LAs a great place, I'm a big fan

?I wish I had the self-righteous certitude of our finger jabbing representatives of our new and kinder type of politics? Alan Johson, nails it for me... Corbynistas NOT practising what their leader preaches. Angry, ignorant, middle class twats many of them.

I think it was an incredibly stupid and partisan thing to say by Cameron. He's meant to be PM for F Sake

I'd go for a "I HATE FOOKING JOGGING" T-shirt

Because Coal is very, very dirty

Corybn can't afford to completely lose the PLP....yet, don't worry John's putting their names in his little red book though :)

Oh is that right? The biggest reduction in emissions among the developed countries in recent years has been the US, the reason, Fracking. Fracking is far 'cleaner' than coal for eg

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surrey's cricket ground is The Oval. Basically > south of the river used to be Surrey. You sure? I think East of OKR was Kent (Blackheath/Beckenham and all down that way was for sure)Bromley too I think