Seabag

They can and will fcuk it up, of that we can be fairly certain. Logistics, delivery, action. None of the strong points for this lot. Guff, high hopes, grandstanding, hyperbole. All those they?re ?experts? at. It?s a bit like that management speak thing. If you could manage things then you?d have managed them in the first place. Do not raise your hopes here.

I loved living in ED, twice. I?ve lived in CP & Sydenham too. All felt special in their way. But, and a big bit is it?s frikkin impossible to settle with children in these places without a certain compromise, which is space. Anyways, wind forward. My fianc? is from Sevenoaks, we have an 8 month old baby, we just moved again (after living at her small house) in Sevenoaks and I?m really happy. It just takes time and a lot of curiosity to find all the things you like again. Sure I miss a few things, but I?ve gained a whole lot more. We moved into a 5 bed semi last week. It is the nicest place I?ve ever lived in. And I?m 24 minutes from London Bridge by fast train. I can drive in in about an hour , as I still have my business in Bermondsey. The air is cleaner, it?s safe. It?s conservative with a small c. But I?m liking the proximity to the country side very much. Plus we?ve got many friends who?ve moved here from Putney, Penge, Ealing, Clapham and such like. Lots of Londoners here for sure. I?ve adjusted, and I wish I?d done it sooner. Great butchers etc here too. Oh yes, and we have a Waitrose in walking distance.

Bob is an incurable and dreadful Ham

Is Esperanto due for a comeback?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trinny > > All that?s happened is England shot the U.K. in > the foot, probably both feet, on purpose. > No-one else to blame for the hell to follow this > next couple of decades. I thinks some people feel better blaming the Germans/French/EU rather than take responsibility for where we?re at. Though we?ve all seen consecutive UK governments blunder/cock up repetitively, they?re still convinced they?ll pull off some kind of wonder promise for the UK. Hmmmm....

It looks like we?re going into extra (extra) time. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2020/dec/13/brexit-uk-eu-trade-talks-enter-final-day-amid-fears-of-no-deal-live-news?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Without getting all "who would win in a > vampire/werewolf fight?", would the chemicals in > both vape and smoke exhalations kill off the > virus? Only if you vaped bleach Why didn?t Don Trumpet think of this?!

Bob Buzzard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?ve just started walking instead. Bang on trend Bob 👍🏽

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting thread. Is Johnson clueless or did he > always want 'no deal'? > > https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/133743732597924 > 6593.html Of course they wanted No Deal. It was selling it that was the hard bit, so make it impossible to get a deal, and the ?No Deal? looks like the best (I use that word advisedly) outcome, plus it can be pinned on the EU. Without a deal then sky?s the limit in Utopia. That?s until the union falls apart, the shit hits the fan and this lot scuttle under a rock to point their fingers at the EU. This was in an article today, and I?m wondering why I just don?t believe a word of it. The government said it had practised "every single foreseeable scenario" with different ministers responsible for a variety of issues a no-deal Brexit might throw up. "These plans work in real life - not just on paper," a government spokesperson said

Do 5G masts vape? Just asking for a friend, as he?s thinking they might be responsible for making him sick.

I think Labour should abstain on the vote anyways, it?s a Tory thing. Let them take ?the glory? in all of this. And if there is a deal, then I?m sure Boris can revel in his success. But somehow, I doubt it will be like that, in the end. It?ll be an endless loop of ?well you voted for it? from the Tories desperate to share the blame.

I?m suspicious of the whole sovereignty ?tool? because in many ways it?s ambiguous, fluid and it?s used like a worm on a hook by this government. And it depends what you intend to do with it, and how you define it that really matters. There?s an element of concession in every WTO deal that stymies the ?sovereignty? of the country that?s negotiating, and like the EU the WTO are tough on what they want, and what ever is achieved comes at a cost. That cost is often behavioural, in manner and in business, reigning in all signatories of any agreements. It depends what you?re also telegraphing with your desire for sovereignty too, and I suspect the EU are wary of Johnson and his intentions with it. He?s proven untrustworthy, he?s a quantified liar. Then add to that the ?Britain Trump? rep he?s garnered and it?s not to difficult looking forwards to see the misuse or leaning heavily on the laws, rules and guidelines from Johnson. So why give yourselves the headache by conceding too much. Plus look at the nonsense and quite frankly embarrassing ?We?ll send in gunships? slashed across the front page of the Hate Mail today. I cringe, and I?m pretty sure there?s an element of joy in certain quarters. It?s tragic how we must be seen from the outside. I?d say laughable, but it?s really not funny in any way. The lie about fishing is transparent. This country barely knows about the fish that comes from these waters. It?s all about an illusory line drawn around ?our sovereign waters? that acts as a token appeasement to the tub thumpers. Another lie, another layer of deception to hide the great failings of this government?s negotiations. Saudi Arabia is a sovereign state, its isolation by way of human rights is notable and horrible. It buys its respect. I suspect Johnson quite fancies some of that behaviour as an asset to prop up his populist government. The EU are rightly aware of it too.

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bit defensive innit? Totes! Anyways, I?ll go on. It?s (The Cat)interesting you?re talking about risk and people being ?risk averse? in your previous post, so I wonder what you do in your life that makes ?risk? an attractive or interesting attribute of this Brexit situation that?s upon us. I didn?t vote the way I did because I?m fundamentally risk averse, I take calculated risked in my business week in week out as it goes. I voted because it made more sense to stay in the EU.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blah blah....Your question is emblematic of many > remainer attitudes, in my view. A discomfort with > uncertainty. That's a fair position, but I believe > that many remainers are risk aversse and prefer > the certainty of the status quo. Tell me what you do to earn your crust? I don?t need to know exactly where you work, just an indication of where you garner income?

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If ?one? is a believer > > > > Ffs > > I know right. How dare anyone have a view that's > different to yours. The hide...... Oh dear! ?One? has missed the point

If ?one? is a believer Ffs

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Guys....we all know your brexit persuasion...but > be careful not to veer into criticism just because > you you don't like him. > > His Tie isn't straight? > > And yes, I would have said the same thing to > people criticising corbyn. His tie isn?t straight is the least of my Boris concerns. He?s a liar, untrustworthy and soon to be dragging us out of Europe without a deal of any kind. The one he was/is ?negotiating? was as much playing to his swivel eyed party members as it was bout the country. Now for ?those nasty Europeans? blame game to start. And the deception continues in the form of the ?Australia style deal? when they know full well there isn?t such a deal, it?s a no-deal and they?re not honest enough to say that. It?s a fk up, and who pays for that? *writes the word ?we do? on the back of a fag packet*

IZAL had a smooth side and a mat side, it smelt like paper mache, or a damp dog. Wiping your arse was an exercise in destructive engineering, where you screwed up the paper many time to achieve a softer surface area. Or you risked a shiny side up slider, and your finger went through the paper. Who the fk invented that stuff. I had a good 8 years of IZAL whilst at boarding school. And I reckon I could do a Izal over comb concert with all the tunes I?ve hummed on it.

Bare in mind that Australia don?t want their own ?Australian style? deal as it stands They?re after a much tidier EU deal, and have warned ?be careful what you wish for? https://apple.news/AEjV_AYIkScu4TlueJqy33g

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Courtesy of David Allen Green, a modern day > triptych... > > The Brexit negotiations summarised perfectly in > just three pictures... > > > https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eo3MXZwXIAYD5o2?format > =jpg&name=small > > https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eo3MZkTWMAAAdLX?format > =jpg&name=small > > https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eo3MbYfW4AE8Gtx?format > =jpg&name=small Just on looks alone the EU team have it. Look at the fkn state of Johnson and his ?I?m too gurning fat to do up my jacket? side kick. And Johnson can?t do his tie up properly and his suit fits like a potato sack, along with his stupid ?I?m not really bald? hair do. It?s shambolic, much like the whole stupid brexit negotiation. But there we go, it?s what we?re lumbered with as we sink. *plays Rule Britannia on a comb with Izal bog paper over it*

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PeckhamNicola Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Covering the air vents with wire mesh helped a > lot > > in our house. > > A mouse can get through a gap of 5mm about the > size of a Pencil. > > DulwichFox. Then put a pencil sharpener in the hole That?ll do it

Ban breathing Ban Vaping I think smoking real fags is the safest bet here tbh, or not breathing at all.

Mice are incontinent, so you?ll need to get rid of them. They basically pi** and shi*t as they go.

Imagine 5 years ago saying we?re going to split from Europe and Boris Johnson will negotiate the deal. You?d have laughed in disbelief, specially if you?d have added ?and we?ll be in a pandemic where the virus is trying to kill millions? But no, here we find ourselves. It?s like being asked if you?d rather be shot or stabbed to death.

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You could sue them. They could also get a ticket > from the police but that doesn't help you. > > It doesn't help that most early adopters of these > things have been kids and dimwits, both groups > know for acting inconsiderately. Go into the city, plenty of seemingly bright smart people on them, that?s even with the place near empty. So it looks like these things are here to stay, maybe we find a way to live with them. They are potentially lethal though, much like living is. Dare I say, they are in some way a little bit thrilling to ride, if you like that sort of thing. And like all of these things; motorcycles, bikes, skateboards, horses even. It?s only when you hit the deck that the thrill of them reminds you of what a tool you?ve been thinking how ?good? you are at riding your chosen death trap.