JohnL

Gosh it's expensive - thought they'd be the same as mice deterrents. https://www.compoundsecurity.co.uk/product/mosquito/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_9rmwbua6gIVl-7tCh3ImgGGEAAYASAAEgKkifD_BwE

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As long as he keeps posting on here how can we > stop talking about him? > > Oh. You don?t mean unc LOL

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I actually saw a FB post the other day where > someone had forwarded a post from Leave.EU, which > asked the questions "why aren't people all out > protesting about the stabbings in Reading ?". A > direct reference to BLM being (I presume) > unpatriotic / non 'keeping our own shop in > order'. > Gobsmacked ! some of the intolerant on twitter have noticed the victims were gay - and some little barbed comments and attempts to split happening :(

DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come to Portugal in August/Sept. I've been in > lockdown here for 3 months and it's been lovely. > They are desperate for British tourists to come > and an airbridge shortly is likely. Algarve > resorts are at 30% capacity. The main > tourist/UNESCO heritage spots are blissfully > empty and flights aren't too bad. Glad I left > south London tbh. Looks like a clown show over > there. Being as many of us are working from home forever now there is no reason to stay in London. People beginning to fan out across UK (and Europe until Brexit day)

Never mind David Bowie, Superman and Prince leaving the Earth but look to the left :) https://finance.yahoo.com/news/prince-david-bowie-may-returned-160441246.html

Grrrrr - when I used cash even though you don't lose money as the bank will always reimburse immediately this infuriated me as you wanted to withdraw cash for a reason and you're left waiting for a replacement card and taking money out at the branch. Usually happened after bank closing too.

Pubs can open on 4th July - but they need to take precautions and the one that I don't like is the list of drinkers. This is going to end up in the track and trace radar and then what happens to the data ? I'm also unsure how we distinguish between Pubs and Nightclubs - Does the Bishop (only an example) at 1:30 AM constitute a pub or club :)

But if (in a hypothetical world dominated by the English LOL) I said 'Welsh lives matter', the response is not to say 'British Lives Matter' or 'English Lives Mattter' it's to say what makes you think that Welsh lives don't matter and what can we do about it and what should change.

If you run and aren't fit they'll catch you up easily and that's when problems happen. The problem is fighting isn't a cool calm thing with a lot of us in the fight or flight response - you just do anything you can to get away in my experience. Of course most other ways other than violence is preferable

yeah holding even saving a little - even successful companies will make cuts I think. The hope is that change brings opportunities as well as threats.

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > She hasn't really "gone" though, has she? Far as I > know she's still alive, just not on Twitter. There > are plenty of outlets in play for her to vent! LOL I know, it was late, she's still alive she even has an account on something called "parler" if anybody wants to follow her.

tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are they seriously 76p now? No wonder people don't > send Christmas cards any more. I send an amazon card and even that didn't arrive.

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JohnL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > She kept on asking who are we > > trying to keep out that's worse effected than > us > > Yeah but that's completely missing the point. > > People travelling around WILL spread it, whether > or not the country they're coming from is worse > affected than UK. Oh yes - but Kay just likes being an awkward interviewer these days and to be fair it gets you viewing her. It does sometimes expose that something hasn't been thought through or that the interviewee is just following rules and doesn't understand what they are saying.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And does anyone, apart from me, consider that the > cops shirked their duty and deliberately ignored, > and even justified in some cases, the criminal > damage and the tearing down of statues in order > that the so-called far-right would be dragged into > the mayhem and the spotlight would then be on them > the following week? It was the weekend that England vs Croatia was supposed to be happening for the first England match in Euro 2020. I think the yobs had already planned to be in London and to cause trouble but the statue thing made a good excuse.

tomdhu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did a Google, and she's not exactly a "looker" is > she? Could be a bit grim without all the slap on. She once put on about 4 stone and lost it again to prove that overweight people have themselves to blame. She then got touchy about the photos of her looking 4 stone heavier.

Banned from Twitter forever. Deserves a thread in it's own right. https://www.digitalspy.com/showbiz/a32918031/katie-hopkins-banned-twitter/

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sephiroth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > It?s not that it?s unfathomable. It?s that > it?s > > overhead in costs and red tape - which is the > > opposite of what was promised by leave. > > This. Even Gove has admitted that 50,000 'form > fillers' will be required for the Gov's preferred > Canada style deal with the EU. So much for doing > away with EU bureaucracy... But the form filler academy is going to churn out thousands of form fillers https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/brexit/brexit-uk-to-set-up-academy-for-50000-customs-form-fillers-39178486.html

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > UNCLE BEN MUST FALL > > https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/jun/18/u > ncle-bens-rice-firm-to-scrap-brand-image-of-black- > farmer "we will evolve Uncle Glen?s visual brand identity,? Is that right

Effra Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > from the Express it doesn't matter what the rest of the post says - this bit overrides :) and I'd say bottled water does not hydrate you any better than tap water. Express readers have also been moaning about the colour and quality of the new blue passports.

I still think of the africa to west indies and america slave trade as something completely different due to the scale of it and the inhumanity. I'd compare to genocides rather than modern slavery - which we still should be tackling - as a developed country we should be capable of doing more than one thing at once.

Here's a website all about flies https://www.fliesonly.com/cluster-flies-information-images-get-rid-of-cluster-flies/ I chase even one around with fly killer (and I know that's bad but I can't put up with them).

exdulwicher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We had this with the Millenium Bug computer code > thing. Thanks to a LOT of very hard work behind > the scenes from a lot of computer programmers, > nothing happened. Yes I remember - even the stuff that was unfixable and binned meant it couldn't go wrong in service and was replaced before NYE1999

fruit flies are easy to tell as they have that shiny colour. Something big flew around me last night - threw my quilt over it then realised that was really stupid when I couldn't find it - it probably stayed with me all night.

Johnson's car had a bump coming out of Parliament - I very much doubt he even noticed. Steve Bray was there recording it all (He's still there - it's been years)