JohnL

Maybe the government could ignore the result of this referendum. Are referendums legally binding in the constitution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referendums_in_the_United_Kingdom "Referendums are not legally binding" Just um and ah a bit and then go on as usual.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cats (it is reported) kill 55 million birds (and > over 200m mammals, including hedgehogs) annually > in the UK. Which probably explains why I have seen > no small birds at all in my garden for the last > fortnight or more - when I used, only a few years > ago, to get robins (a breeding pair), a variety of > tits and sparrows in abundance on my terrace. Even > last year I might have expected to see numbers of > small birds feeding. But more recently I have only > had cats stalking there. It is a feral wasteland, > populated only by magpies, pigeons and screeching > parakeets. When I lived well away from London the birds seemed to survive the many cats on their wits - the cats would try stuff to like climbing up the center of hedges and lying still for hours. But we always still had plenty of birds. If no birds I suspect humans unfortunately.

Apparently Wales and Russia fans getting along just fine at the moment #WALRUS (unfortunately the official hashtag is #RUSWAL :( )

Baroness Warsi joins Remain due to Farage's antics (Leave said she always was Remain :) )

Stick your arms out and spin around (before your card is in of course) :) If anyone confronts - just point to the headphones.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cameron was predictably patronising and damn right > rude tonight. He didn't address immigration once. > And why with Corbyn saying on Andrew Marr this > morning that we have no control over immigration > inside the EU (truthful at least), the PM and > Leader of Opposition have done the job for the > leave camp today by just opening their mouths. > Thanks. > > Louisa. As they said at the time - Corbyn's the Leave spy in the Remain camp. Felt the word inept was a little unfair :) His heart so obviously isn't in it - He just had to not answer much on immigration..

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > BTW seen the photo of Russian and English fans > > having a kick about yesterday in Lille...French > > police reaction? confiscate the ball. > > > Quite right - but if only it had been confiscated > before Russia equalised. The Police joined in the photo of the England Wales fans match. Maybe it's Russia :)

Pretty sure the kit today is Wales in Black England in Red.

I haven't seen one - might be buried in the Remain/Brexit lying stuff that I have loads of.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > malumbu Wrote: > ------------------------------------------- > > > > But this was a time when none of us wore gloves > > and handled benzene and chlorinated solvents > > without a care... > > > > Not good days. > > > When I was at school we got to roll mercury around > the physics lab benches :( We did that too - and in Uni we used to throw the beta ray source about (how is our generation still alive :) )

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I never knew you were supposed to do due diligence > for a sale. Is that really a thing? I'll bet you don't - but that's one of the reasons MPs want him to pay into the pension scheme - because he sold irresponsibly :) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36536530 Edit - trivia is taking over - are they bringing Corbyn into it :) "In an extraordinary exchange, Sir Philip stopped mid-sentence at one point to rebuke Richard Fuller MP for "staring" at him. He said to Mr Fuller: "Sir, do you mind not looking at me like that all the time, it's really disturbing. You just want to stare at me, it's uncomfortable." Mr Fuller replied: "I don't wish to make you feel uncomfortable, Sir Philip... I think it is another parliamentary colleague that is known for his death stare."

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LondonMix Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Tourists? We really are moving up in the world > :) > > The picture gallery and the Horniman are both > nearby I guess. And Nunhead Cemetery. and Canavans

Well Brexiteers and Remainers having a battle on the Thames at the moment - Captain Farage against Captain Geldof http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/nigel-farage-and-bob-geldof-in-river-battle-on-the-thames-over-brexit-a3272161.html

It would end up being Debt again IMHO - Other Tories are now going to vote down any budget. Would be a year of chaos at least. Personally I think it should never have gone to a referendum - we can always blame Cameron for that.

Isn't the issue he didn't do due diligence on the person he sold it to. And obviously the guy who brought it didn't know what due diligence was :)

How do you know it's OK to eat (for the homeless that is) if it's been in the hands of a third party for a while (they could have done anything to it).

So unless we vote to remain Osborne is going to put 2% on basic rate of tax and 3% on higher rate - and cut NHS. Can he actually make threats like that ?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On social media now: Russians attack a bar in > Lille - where English and welsh fans drinking > together see them off. On social nedia Taken by a Russian journalist - I saw it. Russians seemed to back off that time.

Stomach issues are horrible - and associated with mental illness. (the intestine is linked to the brain apparently)

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suspect the expulsion threat is a threat to the > fans to behave - not intended to be carried out > > I was going to say it would be completely > unprecedented to throw a team out of a tournament > - but I guess it has happened in respect of > behaviour inside grounds (at club level) as RD > said. > > As regards inside grounds its clearly Russian > aggression in this case. > > In terms of outside grounds the French authorities > need to take a stance to be proactive rather than > the reactive tear gassing of everyone - but then > it cant be blamed on the police that it starts in > the first place. If the Russians continue as they have or attack Welsh or Slovak fans or the English (again) I fully expect them to go. Outside grounds has to be included as the English did nothing inside the ground and weren't charged.

cam2hall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you should re-read the post! There will be > a performance fee available. I read that as the performer pays a small fee for PA equipment provision at first :) Needed to re-read.

Unsure There are very few of us compared to national polls - I probably tend toward remain :) I agree with the girl on Sky news on the result - a 10-15% remain majority whatever the polls say.

Has she done it yet ?

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wouldn't recommend Windows 10, it's a piece of > s**t and had caused me untold problems. 10 is the final resting place of Windows however.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jah Lush Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If you check the Bus Times app before leaving > the > > house you'll never miss one. > > Read the post from "hertburs"... "The online app > said it was close then it just disappeared off the > list". Has happened to me a few times too (on a > different route). You're told the bloody thing is > a couple of minutes away, but it never > materialises. > > Also, checking the app in advance isn't much help > when you need to get another bus or train first! That'll be because they've stopped, thrown all the customers off and turned it around. https://www.quora.com/Why-do-some-London-buses-end-their-journey-short-of-their-destination-with-no-prior-warning