TheCat

Who is it? Is it kids carrying these knives?

They're all whinging about the press misrepresenting him (funnily, just like trump supporters) so I went to his website and looked at his 10 policies direct. The first one cost ?500bn....fuck off....

So genuine questions.... Many of Mrs cats friends on Facebook have been loudly proclaiming Corbyn as the saviour. Now I've held my tongue. And we've all seen the 'how many policies do you disagree with' post, where all his policies are very kind and hard to disagree with. But of course the question is, who the fucks gonna pay for it? So to the question. Can any Corbyn people tell me what I'm missing?

Gotta say I'm with fox here. If caught carrying a knife mandatory sentences.....

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BOD's top 5 moments, as judged by the Aussies > > As an Aussie, I was still living down there when the lions came in 2001, and we'd heard tales about this young Irish number 13 being the business. Of course we'd heard many tales of wonderful home nations players who were proved to be myths after a tour down south. So we all knew he'd get a reality check. Well didn't we all eat our words. And pretty quickly too in the first test. Without doubt my favourite number 13 of all time. I can't say favourite centre, as Timmy Horan has the 12 jersey locked down in my dream team.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's worrying that this sort of event is now such > a commonplace that Googling it comes up with > nothing apart from the EDF - nothing in the > Standard or Metro even. Agreed. 100%. I guess from a press perspective when there's already been 5 fatal stabbings in London this week it doesn rate a mention. Which is pretty shocking and upsetting really... https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/apr/28/man-found-fatally-stabbed-on-london-bus-marylebone

Is a dog's bark the same as a tree's bark?

I think you spelt 'in-laws' incorrectly in the thread subject line....

When one guy claims 40qued a week in 'booze and smokes',,,,,

So last night, another benefits show, I wouldn't have watched if was channel 5, but was BBC.....and was still hard to empathise with the benefit claimants....

How about the sharing of drunk people who want to gibber?

The left has been a dictatorship for many years.....'liberals' are the most judgemental....

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > As for Uber, you can see them coming on the > screen, you know the car reg, have a record of the > driver and know the approximate fare. So, over > and above the fare differences, it's just a great > service. > > Plus, I've never had an Uber say "Oh, sorry mate, > I'm not going in that direction..." to be fair, black cabbies have responded to the threat, and now the Hailo app (which is changing name to MyTaxi), does all of those things which you list above, but for black cabs. Sure its a touch more expensive, but I'm happy to pay a few extra quid for someone that can improvise if traffic/raodworks etc....

I think the percentage of people around here who struggle at roundabouts is evidence that a bit more study is needed for most....

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We are leaving, at great cost. > > Yet we will still > > be subject to the ECJ (to get any kind of a trade > deal) > > take in several hundred thousand migrant workers > each year (not to do so would close the NHS and > care homes immediately, not to mention most of the > businesses in London). > > And this in a general climate of increasing > protectionism in which all trade opportunities > that remain open will be incredibly precious. > > Do the Brexiters actually think they will get what > they want? If the negotiations collapse then May > will be out - the Repeal Acts will be defeated in > both Lords and Commons. > > Update on BBC News tonight. Independence from ECJ > promised by Davies. Well, then we cannot have a > trade deal. If we have a trade deal it must be > actionable in the courts with those countries we > have the deal. In the EU this means the ECJ. So, > the government are not planning a trade deal? Or > anything much at all, actually? Sorry, I don't understand the basis for your comment. Perhaps i've missed something, in which case I'm all ears...but countries like Mexico, morroco, south Korea and south Africa all have free trade agreements with the EU, and none of them are within the jurisdiction of the ECJ.....

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I might be wrong, but I thought the "ridiculous > scaremongering" was referring to when we leave > rather than when we vote/trigger. I think this is the type of 'ridiculous scaremongering' that Robbin is referring to.... "In a sign of the panic gripping the remain campaign, the chancellor plans to say that the hit to the economy will be so large that he will have little choice but to tear apart Conservative manifesto promises in an emergency budget delivered within weeks of an out vote" https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/14/osborne-predicts-30bn-hole-in-public-finance-if-uk-votes-to-leave-eu

Its funny how many remainers claim brexit is a 'leap into the unknown', yet without a shred of irony, state with certainty that it will be a 'disaster'..... This is a huge and complicated issue that has clearly divided a nation, so surely there must be some positives AND some negatives on both sides? But to read comments on popular and social media alike, one would think that to many Remainers there is NOT ONE redeeming feature about leaving, and to leavers there is NOT ONE redeeming feature to remaining... We all just need to step back from shouting about how the other side are 'out of touch' and 'have no idea', whatever side one is on and appreciate that there are actually merits on both sides of this argument, if we just take the time to consider them....and the sun will continue to come up, and the power will still be on, whether we leave or whether we stay....

well, the sun has come up this morning, and the power is still on.....

3rd post in 3 yrs... I'm happy for you...

I prefer the clothes from Iceland

After his sacking from cabinet, Chris Grayling lands a job for life....opening and closing train doors

Confirmation then. Shocking really. These people working out that Dulwich isn't policed as wel as some surrounin areas?

need to be careful on the rumour mill here. as far as im aware the local schools have only sent a notice out about the one incident near goose green school. This warning would have been sent out by DVIS to parents, as all local schools and nurseries would have done. So perhaps someone getting confused about where this was......not saying there wasnt a second attempt at all, one is shocking enough...but im wary about 3rd hand info off a facebook post...about a second incident....

This perhaps should go in the 'things which cause rage thread'...but anyway... As a resident of the badly affected Woodwarde/Beauval/Dovercourt area, myself and Mrs Cat do a pretty good job negotiating the dog sh!t minefield on a daily basis, particularly with baby in buggy and unruly toddler in tow. But this week, after successfully negotiating a 2 mile walk, we missed the steaming deposit which was left immediately outside our front gate, and managed to track it all the way up the front path, through the door, and into the hallway..... Now, dog owners, I dont know if you've ever been on hands and knees cleaning up someone else's dog's sh!t from your front hallway floor, buggy wheels and front path before (also with a toddler hovering asking 'What are you doing daddy?', and 'can i touch the poo?')....but im pretty f#cking sure its a lot easier if you just pick up your damn dog's sh!t as soon as he does it.....

Dont worry, living in a share house with 3 others will grow pretty old, pretty quick...and in a few years you'll look back and wonder how you ever thought it was a good idea....