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maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WTF are we gonna do when Lingard leaves? We'll > never be able to afford him now! You can have Messi Lingard plus ?30m in return for Declan Rice...:)

Newspapers are the same, they're not waiting for people to die, it's just preparation in case someone dies irrespective of age...

How about a Fawlty Towers-esque staircase?... Or a Penrose staircase?...

Showing the same programme on two channels is very North Korea, by all means show different tributes etc, but not the same one. And why have they suspended BBC4? I'm guessing the BBC is frit it might get accused of being 'unpatriotic' by the usual nationalistic suspects. Surely the big question tonight is, will a catfish win The Circle?...

Week 28 fixtures... Friday 9th April Fulham v Wolverhampton Wanderers Saturday 10th April Manchester City v Leeds United Liverpool v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v Chelsea Sunday 11th April Burnley v Newcastle United West Ham United v Leicester City Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United Sheffield United v Arsenal Monday 12th April West Bromwich Albion v Southampton Brighton & Hove Albion v Everton

It will be difficult to close a 12-point lead at this stage of the season, only chance is to get a good double-point score, something which has evaded me so far...

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There a programme on Radio 4 tomorrow at 20:00 > about his life. I suppose deciding to become an > Irish citizen was his best way of showing how much > his disapproved of Brexit. Yep, listened to it, he was definitely giving two fingers to Brexit. And he was spot on about the difference between patriotism and nationalism...

Noooo, Paul Ritter, Dad (Martin) in Friday Night Dinner, way too young...https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2021/apr/06/friday-night-dinner-star-paul-ritter-dies-of-brain-tumour-at-54

Week 27 points... Week 27 table...

I personally like the 'floating' effect of an exposed wooden handrail, always worth investigating what quality of handrail you've got, a lot of period properties used good quality wood e.g. oak, mahogany, for the handrail and cheaper wood for the spindles. Again personally, I'd avoid a gloss finish, looks too institutional, matt finishes are far more forgiving of blemishes, eggshell is a good compromise. I'd also be very wary if you intend to paint the treads too unless you intend to have a runner, as the last thing you want is a slippy finish...

Easter Bunny bonus, good article about Britfunk... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/apr/02/how-britfunk-overcame-racism-to-reinvigorate-uk-pop

Week 27 fixtures... Saturday 3rd April Chelsea v West Bromwich Albion Leeds United v Sheffield United Leicester City v Manchester City Arsenal v Liverpool Sunday 4th April Southampton v Burnley Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur Aston Villa v Fulham Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion Monday 5th April Everton v Crystal Palace Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Ham United

*polls are needed

That's a good point alex, totally forgot that Scottish Parliament elections are run on a form of PR. According to this article...https://www.holyrood.com/comment/view,what-impact-could-alex-salmonds-alba-party-have-on-the-election...polls are needed (some due this weekend) to see what/if any effect voting for Alba will have. The article does suggest votes for Alba could help unionist parties in certain regions, but it also suggests that Alba is targeting pro-Indy, socially conservative, Brexit voters, so I presume they mean voters that want to vote Indy but would never vote for the SNP because they consider them to be left wing. All ifs, buts and maybes at this stage...

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They spend the rest of the year posting on the > EDF.... Perfect experience. Lots of digging holes, then trying for ages to get out of them...

A better time to ask that question will be after the May elections...

This smacks more of personal than political, even Farage realised that by standing at the last GE, votes for his party would undermine the chances of the Tories winning and thereby Brexit completing. The bigger the SNP's win the more chance there'll be of Johnson being forced politically to agree to a second referendum...

Well done maxximillian, and thanks to Meds for organising...

John Lewis have a good range to suit most budgets...

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But this was a video of a real event > and don't see an issue with it being shared > whether it is from a website of disrepute or not. Isn't the problem here that when something is shared from a disreputable and/or shadily funded site, it quickly leads onto other stuff that might not be 'real'. It's why so many people end up getting lost down rabbit holes. By limking/sharing an item to these sites your inadvertently promoting/advocating all the shady/conspiracy nonsense they try to peddle...

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bulb has good credentials but effed up my smart > meter by having a non-trained person put it in and > then never sorting it out. I left and foudn out > that the one I went to can't take it up as it was > put in by a rival! Bulb are very good but they've been trying the hard sell recently on putting in smart meters, has anyone else had a similar experience about their smart meters not being compatible with other companies?...

I thought it was only possible to peek after you've locked your own predictions and therefore can't tactically change your prediction. Although I guess someone's mate could take a peek and relay the info back to them, doubt that would happen on the EDF unless Uncleglen joined in...#ABU :)

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Big pharma is not a charity. > Pandemics present an opportunity for income beyond > their wildest dreams. Boris was just being honest > about it. AZ is far more akin to a 'Socialist' vaccine than a 'Capitalist' one. Non-profit making and was given large amounts of Gov money/investment. Gordon Gecko's braces would be twanging off in disgust...

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Big pharma is not a charity. > Pandemics present an opportunity for income beyond > their wildest dreams. Boris was just being honest > about it. AZ is far more akin to a 'Socialist' vaccine than a 'Capitalist' one. Non-profit making and was given large amounts of Gov money/investment. Gordon Gecko's braces would be twanging off in disgust...