diable rouge

It's not against the law...

Week 19 fixtures... Saturday 12th January West Ham United v Arsenal Brighton & Hove Albion v Liverpool Burnley v Fulham Cardiff City v Huddersfield Town Crystal Palace v Watford Leicester City v Southampton Chelsea v Newcastle United Sunday 13th January Everton v AFC Bournemouth Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United Monday 14th January Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It wouldn?t answer the basic question of whether > No Deal is actually the best course... I think we can safely say it isn't, even this duplicitous Gov doesn't think so...https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46366162 (just for you ian :) )

Brextremists still believing in unicorns shitting rainbows in the sunlit uplands, No Deal won't be as bad as people say it will, after all, we survived the war blah de blah. This country lost it's shit when KFC ran out of chicken for a few days...

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That article was written by an advisor to EFA > > (Economists for Free Trade), a group chaired by > > one Patrick Minford. Here's an example of how > good > > they are...from a group of 41 economists The > Times > > asked to make economic predictions for 2018, > > Minford came bottom. The OBR, much maligned by > > these Brextremists, came top. > > These Brextremists justify their twaddle by > saying > > that most of the world trades on WTO terms etc. > If > > WTO terms are so good, why did the UK bother to > > sign free trade agreements with anyone in the > > first place? Simple, because FTA terms are > better > > than WTO terms... > > the spectator article clearly says that FTA is > obviouslt preferential to WTO terms. so its > probably unfair to suggest they are arguing the > opposite. But the article argues that No Deal won't be bad, yet the default of No Deal is to go on WTO terms. All a bit Schrodinger's Cat if you ask me...

Don't worry ian, I'm just playing hard to get...

That article was written by an advisor to EFA (Economists for Free Trade), a group chaired by one Patrick Minford. Here's an example of how good they are...from a group of 41 economists The Times asked to make economic predictions for 2018, Minford came bottom. The OBR, much maligned by these Brextremists, came top. These Brextremists justify their twaddle by saying that most of the world trades on WTO terms etc. If WTO terms are so good, why did the UK bother to sign free trade agreements with anyone in the first place? Simple, because FTA terms are better than WTO terms...

2000...

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > if it's bagged it's cool, surely ? > green bin of course. Yep, on Southwark's website... If you're a dog owner you are responsible to clean up after your dog and dispose of it safely. Bagged dog mess can be put into dog bins, litter bins and domestic waste bins.

Currently in a traffic jam waiting to get in to the fake traffic jam. The. State. Of. This. Country...https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1082173234643120129

Week 18 points... Week 18 table... FA Cup breather, next set of fixtures in a week's time...

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > keano77 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don?t know. You keep quoting dodgy statistics > > from dodgy polls. I?ve never met anyone who has > > answered pollsters questions (or admitted to > it) > > so it begs the question as to who answers such > > questions and the reliability of the answers. > > > Well I quite often answer political polls, for > one. I used to get stopped by pollsters when I worked in Borough/Elephant, Mori are (were?) based in that area...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Dubai, built from modern day > slavery/exploitation > > of immigrants. > > Happy New Year serfs... > > http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7985361.stm > > How do you think Britain was built historically? Modern day slavery. I know Brextremists want to transport us back to bartering and rickets, but most of us have learnt from history and don't want to see the bad parts of it repeated...

Dubai, built from modern day slavery/exploitation of immigrants. Happy New Year serfs... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7985361.stm

Gotta love a good pyrotechnic troll...:) Happy Neu Year everyone!

More double bubble. Week 18 fixtures... Saturday 29th December Brighton & Hove Albion v Everton Fulham v Huddersfield Town Leicester City v Cardiff City Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers Watford v Newcastle United Liverpool v Arsenal Sunday 30th December Crystal Palace v Chelsea Burnley v West Ham United Southampton v Manchester City Manchester United v AFC Bournemouth Tuesday 1st January Everton v Leicester City Arsenal v Fulham Cardiff City v Tottenham Hotspur Wednesday 2nd January AFC Bournemouth v Watford Chelsea v Southampton Huddersfield Town v Burnley West Ham United v Brighton & Hove Albion Wolverhampton Wanderers v Crystal Palace Newcastle United v Manchester United Thursday 3rd January Manchester City v Liverpool

Week 17 points... Week 17 table...

What with all the ticketed pub parties, perhaps there could be a PartyWatch thread, whereby people post where there's a house party and people can make their way to the nearest one...:)#theresahousepartygoingon

Her God comments are worrying. Ties in with the Brexiter's mentality, all about believing in Brexit rather than actual facts...

It has a phone number you can ring though...

JohnL Wrote: > It hasn't gone under the radar - it's exploded. > Why did he need to say that, I said it was delivered under the radar, i.e. parliament in recess, long festive break etc, a 'good' time to bury bad news, probably hopes that by the time parliament convenes in the new year it will be forgotten about. He didn't need to say it, but I'm glad he did, it might finally wake up his apologists who support Remain who've been kidding themselves he had some long-term master plan leading to a People's Vote. He doesn't want one, he's a Brexiter, always has been, always will be. I hope everyone rests up and has a nice Christmas, because in the new year the shit is really going to hit the fan...:)

Just leaving this here, courtesy of Santa Corbyn, delivered under the radar of the festive break. Perhaps Labour supporting Remainers will now finally wake up to what Corbyn has always wanted...https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/22/remainers-condemn-jeremy-corbyn-pledge-to-push-on-with-brexit

What have we go to worry about Brexit, we've survived worse, the sun will still shine. Cue total chaos and millions lost in business at one of the largest airports due to a glorified toy helicopter...