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Yep, if it wasn't for that pesky maxxi...

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or you could go for two draws. It worked before I > seem to remember! I didn't think draws counted in the knock-out stages, so the only other strategy I could think of was to hopefully pick the highest or lowest prediction to the result to give myself a chance of getting the medal and bonus points...

Week 11 fixtures... Saturday 2nd November AFC Bournemouth v Manchester United Arsenal v Wolverhampton Wanderers Aston Villa v Liverpool Brighton & Hove Albion v Norwich City Manchester City v Southampton Sheffield United v Burnley West Ham United v Newcastle United Watford v Chelsea Sunday 3rd November Crystal Palace v Leicester City Everton v Tottenham Hotspur

You've obviously never sucked on a Werther's...

Fry's Chocolate Cream points to an OAP, your son had a lucky escape as it could've easily been an invite to come in and sit on Grandad's knee and suck on a Werther's...

Happy Do Or Die By Any Means Necessary Brexit Ain't Happening...Again Day!

Week 10 points... Week 10 table...

Thanks, so the Miracle is still alive, just. I think you should abstain from predicting to make it more interesting... :)

All that's possible in theory. Not sure why there's been this big thing about this latest 'flextension', as it's inherent in A50 that if we agree a deal before the extension end date we could leave early. A referendum can't be forced though, just as Johnson has found out he couldn't force Brexit if there isn't a majority for it in Parliament. Legislation needs to passed before it can happen. As for what such a ref should ask, would've thought one of the deals the EU has agreed to v Remain... ETA: If in an election the Brexit Party advocating No Deal won more votes then the Tories advocating Johnson's deal, then there's a good argument to say that No Deal should be on the ref ballot paper instead

What points are available for the remaining two matches?...

Yep, identical problem with a sink, the pop-up waste mechanism has corroded away so that it won't pop-up or close. You need to replace the whole waste not just the pop-up bit you're holding in your hand. I used a plumber to do this, Paul at AKA Plumbing 07794 316551...

True, but they're not going to be seen to being complicit in No Deal happening, they should just stick to the UK's request of 31st Jan even though everybody knows it's realistically not long enough, plus it keeps them out of the blame game...

Friday night match. Week 10 fixtures... Friday 25th October Southampton v Leicester City Saturday 26th October Manchester City v Aston Villa Brighton & Hove Albion v Everton Watford v AFC Bournemouth West Ham United v Sheffield United Burnley v Chelsea Sunday 27th October Newcastle United v Wolverhampton Wanderers Arsenal v Crystal Palace Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur Norwich City v Manchester United

The irony of a Gov that has done nothing threatening to do nothing if it can't get it's own way...

Week 9 points... Week 9 table...

He does. Frequently...

Hypocrite Unc likes hypocrite O'Neill shocker. When O'Neill tried to justify his avocating of riots he said "There is a fine tradition in this country of radical protests - right from the levellers in the 1640s to the chartists in the 1840s to the suffragettes who did take direct action... when their voices have been ignored.". Yet O'Neill is happy to mock XR for their direct action radical protests...

Meds, are you predicting the Ire game with your head or your heart?...

For everyone going on the big march tomorrow, keep the faith...

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan O'Neill is a voice of reason in all this- > still the comments on this topic are so > predictable IRA bombing apologist, Bosnian genocide denier, advocating riots, yep, very reasonable...

Week 9 fixtures... Saturday 19th October Everton v West Ham United Aston Villa v Brighton & Hove Albion AFC Bournemouth v Norwich City Chelsea v Newcastle United Leicester City v Burnley Tottenham Hotspur v Watford Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton Crystal Palace v Manchester City Sunday 20th October Manchester United v Liverpool Monday 21st October Sheffield United v Arsenal

I have a mix of original art and prints on neutral walls, less is more. I also like 'leaning' artwork against a wall either at floor level or on a shelf (along with ornaments, photos etc). This has the advantage that they can be easily moved around until the 'right' place is found. The frame is important too as the wrong frame can spoil good artwork. I would never buy any original artwork online without seeing it first in person, even a litho print can look very different online. Also with some artwork it's just as much about the texture and even the smell of the materials used, which you can never appreciate from an online image...

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TBH I think raising awareness is good, and > anything that may (even remotely) possibly > accelerate the pace of change is all fine with me. > But as a general guideline : > Protests - fine > Placards - fine > Die-ins - a bit daft, but if that's what floats > your boat, then yeah OK > Gluing yourself to a train - basically asking for > a punch This. The whole point of any protest is to raise greater awareness of your cause. XR have achieved that but they need to choose their targets more carefully. Ordinary people (and Princesses) commuting by tube shouldn't be a target, they are the people you need on your side...