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Planetsally Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get yourself a pair of these! I bet she still has difficulty reading the bottom half of the pages...

Week 23 fixtures... Saturday 22nd February Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur Burnley v AFC Bournemouth Crystal Palace v Newcastle United Sheffield United v Brighton & Hove Albion Southampton v Aston Villa Leicester City v Manchester City Sunday 23rd February Manchester United v Watford Wolverhampton Wanderers v Norwich City Arsenal v Everton Monday 24th February Liverpool v West Ham United

Meds slaps down the chasing pack. Week 22 points... Week 22 table...

Blamers gotta blame...

I wonder if they give 5p back for every used face mask you return...

Whatever it is it doesn't include forecasting when you're going to get sacked...

Got to admire some people's entrepreneurial skills :) Want to wear a face mask and still be able to use your facial recognition phone unhindered?...

I took it as the usual dick-swinging from the UK, but if they go ahead with it, good luck with all those future trade deals, reneging on such a fundamental aspect of an agreement is never a good look...

I read at the weekend that it's more green to carry on using a petrol/diesel car rather than buy an electric one. Only when the car has packed in should you go electric...

You're all a poet And don't know it...

Harry Gregg Busby Babe Hero of Munich...

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sorry- forgot the link > https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/02/bbc-ha > nds-stars-11m-pay-rise-cutting-free-tv-licences-ov > er/ Ironic that you post a link to the DT which if you want to see it's full online content you have to pay a subscription fee to get past it's firewall. And try checking what those fees are compared to the BBC licence fee, and what they actually provide. No competition whatsoever. You'd think the DT and Sunday Times, who themselves today published an article claiming the Gov is planning to abolish the licence fee, might have something to gain if this happened. Surely not. Also worth noting that the free licence fee for the over-75s is a Government funded scheme which the Gov is ending this June...

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But that makes non-tory leave voters worse - > because clearly brexit NOW will be shaped by > (waves hand at whatever this government is) as > they were always going to be elected in this > election. But just as Corbyn fans (not saying Cat > is one) imagined He would win ( I know, I know), > they imagined their own version of brexit Absolutely, I've previously asked the question of Lexiters on here are they comfortable knowing that Brexit is fast becoming what a lot of remainers said it would, namely a conduit for the Tory hard right, increasingly creeping towards a quasi-authoritarian government, and replies back came there none...

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Can you expand on this please..." > > I know many people on the left and on the right > (and in the centre) who voted Leave (neither > side can see the problem with leaving and The > Other Lot getting in) But surely that only applies to Labour leave voters. Tory leave voters could vote for their natural side. I just thought it was interesting that Cat as a leaver didn't vote Tory, the only party on the Leave side that could realistically win and deliver Brexit. It seems to go against the grain of how most people voted, i.e. ignoring political allegiances and voting along the lines of leave or remain instead. I was interested in hearing the backstory to his position...

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For me the question of government or leave are totally > separate. Can you expand on this please...

Wow, that's propa breaking news, reshuffle blown out of the water...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (as really ill people don't go out). It's the two week period before symptoms show and people become ill that's the big problem with this virus...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It?s hardly isolationist to want to trade with the > whole world without saying ?please sir? Add exceptionalism to the list...

stepdown Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you want equivalence equivalent to the Single Market, > you'll need rules equivalent to the rules of the > Single Market. I suspect for Brexiters it's more about who is making those rules than what the rules actually say. Likewise for those 4,200 laws/directives that most Brexiters can't name any. It's a dislike that the laws were made by the EU, not whether they might actually be beneficial. The fact that we were a major player in the EU doesn't seem to register, it's not enough for them. The question is what would it take for them to change this isolationist mindset. How do you counter something that is ideological and absolutist over cooperative and pragmatic? I'm not even sure economic damage will change minds for a lot of them...

*Trips over Christmas decs box and a couple of empty bottles of Sipsmith Lemon Drizzle Gin. Removes tattered pic of Jah from the dart board. Goes up into loft to get the Valentine's Day decs box...*

Wakey wakey...

Winter break, so next round of games staggered over two weekends. Week 22 fixtures... Saturday 8th February Everton v Crystal Palace Brighton & Hove Albion v Watford Sunday 9th February Sheffield United v AFC Bournemouth Manchester City v West Ham United Friday 14th February Wolverhampton Wanderers v Leicester City Saturday 15th February Southampton v Burnley Norwich City v Liverpool Sunday 16th February Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur Arsenal v Newcastle United Monday 17th February Chelsea v Manchester United

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