Mick Mac

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Otta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I can't talk for brown sauce, but daddies > ketchup > > is bloody horrible. Heinz and only Heinz. > > Heinz make both HP and Daddies... and, of course, > Heinz. I'm guessing they acquired it rather than inventing it ?

Yes, the avacado is a gentrification too far. Egg and bacon is good, just change the name. On the sauce debate I'm HP brown, and no brown substitutes can match it.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No one has mentioned the one sublime addition to > any bacon sandwich - a fried egg. With white > pepper. And toasted or untoasted is fine so long > as the toast isn't thin crispy twatty toast that > shatters but is instead fine thick buttered stuff, A bacon sandwich is a bacon sandwich - if it had egg in it, it would be a bacon and egg sandwich.

Not too much possession and meaningless passing it about for no reason then. Good.

I'm here. Down but not out. It was a very sandy pitch. Not used to that.... or playing against military policemen. Shock on the Rock....

Eh. What about 4th August.... :(

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I presume you've heard about this......... > > http://www.mishcon.com/news/firm_news/article_50_p > rocess_on_brexit_faces_legal_challenge_to_ensure_p > arliamentary_involvement_07_2016 > > ETA There is an email address in case you wish to > show your support. I've sent them the link to the > petition and asked them to sign it ☺ Yes. if they had only signed the petition they wouldn't have had to charge all those lovely fees.

Only last week he said he wanted a place on the "Brexit Government"....

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't keep up with all these acronyms. Anyway, > I'm the wrong side of 50, single and not quite > moribund yet (though that's debatable) I'd like to > think I haven't been whooped with the ugly stick > and have hung on to some of my youthful good looks > and virility. This thread has got me thinking it's > probably time I took a wife. I'm just not sure > whose yet. I refer you to my earlier post....

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The FA hold talks with among others Stuart > Lancaster (ex England rugby coach). How's that > going to help? > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article- > 3668822/The-FA-hold-talks-Stuart-Lancaster-Sir-Dav > e-Brailsford-search-England-s-saviour.html They obvs want to make sure that they go out at the group stages of the next world cup.

I have signed - It shows 694 of 10000 I reckon you will need 17.4m signatories for this to be taken seriously. Either that or the Leave campaign to officially announce that it misled voters and itself to ask for a revote.

The petition is for: Let Parliament decide whether or not we remain a member of the European Union That's very different from the title of this thread. "Next steps" will of course be debated before Article 50 is triggered - that goes without saying. I'll sign it - but we are wasting our time I would have thought. But let's see.

Stay away from my missus.

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So if Jeremy Corbyn remains, which seems more than > possible, and has been revealed as a closet > Brexiteer, he may attract the votes of those who > voted Leave. I would prefer they voted for him > and a Labour Party led by him than many of the > other alternatives on offer. > > At least we're not thinking about Trump any more. Yes - we have a disaster of our own.

Henpecked I tell you. I WOULDN'T TAKE IT.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Think we need to get on and Brexit and negotiate > so would hope we do that quickly with May and some > cross party representation. > > 2020 my only voting consideration would be anyone > to stop a Corbyn led Labour party (which if he''s > still leader will, via deselection, be proper, > nasty hard left party - as him and his cabal > always wanted.) And its a real possibility now - the Tories with Cameron and Osborne had at least stability and as evidenced by the last General Election. respect. Any new Tory leader will have to fight this massive loss of respect amongst floating voters. My guess is that the next Govt will be Labour, even if it's Corbyn, which would be a complete disaster for a country already reeling from an exodus of international investment and talent, post Brexit. How did we (the country/electorate) f*ck this up.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sarah Vine has to be partly responsible! ;) You do have to wonder about a woman who uses CAPITAL letters in an email to her hubby. He's henpecked I tell you. The email says: "One simple message: You MUST have SPECIFIC from Boris OTHERWISE you cannot guarantee your support. The details can be worked out later on, but without that you have no leverage. "Crucially, the membership will not have the necessary reassurance to back Boris, neither will Dacre/Murdoch, who instinctively dislike Boris but trust your ability enough to support a Boris Gove ticket. Do not concede any ground. Be your stubborn best. GOOD LUCK."

Well he is favourite....

True. But not Sam. England don't want to score goals from throw-ins, they're too posh.

Not our electoral system surely...! Labours choices I would say. Surely Kinnock, Smith and Blair showed how to get into a position where you can act. If you mean our basis of government then ok. But major issues have majority votes, so Labour have a say - its just that they are perhaps out of touch with what is needed for the majority rather than the minority to prosper.

Crabb can't win. He went to state school...

Nothing wrong with England flags during football tournaments. Rest of the time it might mean something else and seems a bit unnecessary/in your face.

> > Well.. This isn't just any 'Penthouse' > > It's a M&S Penthouse.. > > Foxy. Good one foxy

I'm a fan of Hoddle the manager. its hard to put his very weird views to one side, but I'd have him before many of the other candidates. Jurgen the German seems to be favourite now anyway.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Reports in Speccie that Boris contemplating > quitting.... He should be ashamed.