diable rouge

Thanks for the anecdotal evidence. Understanding irony isn't your strongest trait...

I got as far as ''the the Queens English''. Nice try Unc...

If it was a blocked/broken waste/sewer pipe of any kind you wouldn't just be smelling human pee...if you catch my drift. So unless your neighbours all wear colostomy bags I think it points to an animal, probably rats...

FreyaMikaelson Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you're going to brand everyone who votes to > leave the EU a racist, you're going to actually > get real racists thinking they've found their > tribe. Everyone who voted Leave isn't a racist, but I'd bet my mortgage that most of the racists voted Leave. If the racists feel at home with Brexit you need to ask yourself why...

Freya continuously labels Remainers as left/leftists etc. Obviously hasn't heard that there are plenty on the left (Lexiters) and the hard left like the Communist Party who all firmly support Brexit, believing it will enable them to deliver their Utopian socialist ideal...

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You are being lied to. By your own government. > > But the problem is you don?t care > > Until people care about being lied to this is all > futile. Dangerous. But futile FT journo David Allen Green writes a lot about this. Brexiters will allow anything to be said and done, even outright lies, if it's seen to be to the benefit of Brexit. That isn't reasonable debate, it's ideological madness...https://twitter.com/davidallengreen

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People like Cat will pick people like me up on > tone, but when leavers spout absolute nonsense, > they would rather take a compliment and thank them > than debate their position Yep, unfortunately Cat and his platitudes about reasonable debate don't stand up to reality...

citylover Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A democratic system that's largely based on a > presumption that we are still a cohesive society > operating on good faith and respect for tradition > and unwritten rules can't work where we have > ruthless people with an agenda who do not respect > any of those things and think nothing of > exploiting any areas which aren't clearly defined, > twisting meanings and manipulating the law and > parliamentary process. citylover, let me introduce you to Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament. Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament, let me introduce you to citylover. *Cue awkward silence and shuffling of feet...*

The referendum being an advisory vote rather than a legally binding vote actually aided the Leave side, because had it been legally binding the referendum could've been anulled due to the Vote Leave campaign breaking electoral laws...

Might do depending on what the current use of the room is, and what you propose to use the two rooms for...

I heard a couple of banger like noises, but equally it could've been a Deliveroo scooter back-firing. Very anti-climatic...and very fitting.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > geez, you really just want to dig for anything to > have a go at people about don't you. Holding > people who disagree with you to higher standards. Not higher standards, the same standards. > What did you do to engage with the EU? What did 90 > percent of remain do? Also @#$%& all. Approving of the EU is in itself engaging with it. I've always been happy for us to be in the EU, I'm old enough to remember when we were called 'the poor man of Europe' before we joined, the country was on it's knees. I liked the underlying reasons why the EU had been formed after WW2. I liked that collectively we could stand up to the big hitters like the US and China. On a more personal level I partook in the Erasmus scheme, have friends who met through it, married and now live in Europe. In recent years I have embraced what FoM brought to UK citizens as well as Europeans, travelling freely round Europe with the option to work and/or live there, or in my dotage to even retire there. I engaged with the EU by the very fact I didn't bleat on about it and blame it for every problem going. > I'm glad you find it hilarious though. At least I > can bring a small amount of joy to you dark and > disastrous existence in brexit Britain. I have a very happy existence thank you very much, and I'll survive Brexit. However, some of us look at the bigger picture and my concern is for future generations who will have to pick up the tab...

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Certainly, not all > remains, but a vocal minority would prefer to take > the self-righteous high ground, rather than engage > to help make the future relationship (such as it > is) with the EU as successful as possible. Cat, did Leavers ever engage to help make our relationship with the EU as successful a possible? Like feck they did. Your lack of self=awareness is hilarious...and tiresome.

Personally I'm very excited and will be on tenterhooks all day, every free moment will be spent watching Sky's live coverage and the countdown clock, until that glorious moment at midnight Brussels time when I will be raising a glass of champagne to celebrate the closing of the transfer window...

hammerman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > diable rouge Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If it's not bad enough that UK expats > (immigrants > > really) who are being flown over from China > have > > to spend 2 weeks in quarantine, they also have > to > > do it on the Wirral... > > How patronising! I'm sure that UK expats would be > glad to be flown over to anywhere in the UK! Guess who's never been to the Wirral...

Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here ye go Devil, I know you're a Brendan fan > > There's no way I'm clicking on that, it always starts off with a curiosity sniff of Brendan, and before you know it, it's mainlining InfoWars...

Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I occasionally feel inclined to stick up for Uncle > and Leavers generally (despite not being one), and > there's little doubt that Farage is a top notch > rabble rouser, but the sight of those grinning > fools waving their little flags in the Parliament > was puke inducing Certainly quite the contrast to the singing of Auld Lang Syne to departing UK MEPs, and tonight Brussels is lit up with the colours of the Union Jack...

If it's not bad enough that UK expats (immigrants really) who are being flown over from China have to spend 2 weeks in quarantine, they also have to do it on the Wirral...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Considering WFH tomorrow even though I wasn't > planning on it. > > I've a bad feeling there will be some looking for > trouble. I know, Friday's in Waitrose Food Hall can seem like Beirut when advocados are on special offer...

I like to randomly listen to foreign radio stations, can't beat some downtown Rio samba...

A sneaky Wed night game. Week 21 fixtures... Wednesday 29th January West Ham United v Liverpool Saturday 1st February Leicester City v Chelsea AFC Bournemouth v Aston Villa Crystal Palace v Sheffield United Liverpool v Southampton Newcastle United v Norwich City Watford v Everton West Ham United v Brighton & Hove Albion Manchester United v Wolverhampton Wanderers Sunday 2nd February Burnley v Arsenal Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I go to watch Football and there are people who > sing Racist chants.. > Does that mean I should not go and watch > Football... > .. or if I do i'm as bad as them.. That all depends what your reaction is to the racist chanting. Care to tell us?...

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My Only gripe is with Brussels telling us what we > can and cannot do. This is the 'them and us' attitude that many Brexiters have, and they continually fail to see that the reality is(was) in fact 'we', because the UK has been a major player in the EU, we were contributing to the rules and laws. It was even a Brit that wrote the Article 50 process. Perhaps if the European Parliament had been based in the UK they would've thought differently, but doubtful as we see this same attitude with our own Parliament and the 'Westminster bubble'...

No worries nxjen, if you go to Control Panel and then System, it will show you Windows 10 details including the product ID number. This is a useful tutorial on the whole process and it's how I found out how to change 10's tile layout back to 7's classic look...