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If that is indeed what was said all she is doing is reaffirming the UK's commitments regarding the GFA...

Week 8 points... Week 8 table... International break, next round of fixtures in a fortnight...

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benmaxim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They look fantastic, both inside and out. We were > nervous about going for UPVC instead of timber but > definitely made the right choice - they look very > authentic, you literally cant tell the difference > unless looking very closely. I beg to differ, the plastic ones look like they have stuck-on glazing beads and they haven't even bothered to replicate the arched corners of each main sash panel. I much prefer the original timber windows downstairs and in the adjacent property...

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The only mention of a double fronted house in > Melbourne Grove that I've seen is your own, here: Here you go.../forum/read.php?30,1556260,1556260#msg-1556260 > Are there any double fronted houses in Melbourne Grove? There isn't a Father Christmas but we don't let that spoil the fun...

Being one of a select few who are privileged (and rich) enough to reside on Melbourne Grove in a detached double fronted house, I'm surprised that you can hear your neighbours. Perhaps try switching off Alexa before retiring to bed...

Week 8 fixtures... Saturday 5th October Brighton & Hove Albion v Tottenham Hotspur Burnley v Everton Liverpool v Leicester City Norwich City v Aston Villa Watford v Sheffield United West Ham United v Crystal Palace Sunday 6th October Arsenal v AFC Bournemouth Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers Southampton v Chelsea Newcastle United v Manchester United

Well done the boys in green, the Miracle of SuperBru is on...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you watch Boris get given the coffee and then > having it taken away from him (it was a one use > coffee cup) again you realise the man is just a > pawn in the hands of his advisors. Thick of It > stuff :) > > He just waved his arms about.

Week 7 points... Week 7 table...

Fix!...

Are you complaining that he won't put up lining paper or that he's done a bad job of putting up lining paper?...

''the huge sums the U.K. gives to the EU each year.'' Huge? More a sliver In the context of our overall spend. You're also conveniently forgetting all the benefits of EU membership such as access to the largest trading bloc resulting in jobs, cheaper food and commodities etc, easily outweighing what we pay. Post-Brexit forecasts including the Gov's own, predict Brexit will make us worse off by affecting UK businesses and therefore the economy, jobs, NHS, education etc, all suffering as a consequence of Brexit, again easily outweighing what we pay...

Not all Leave voters have been subjected to being called racist, xenophobes, thickies etc, just the ones that actually are, like you UG...

Week 7 fixtures... Saturday 28th September Sheffield United v Liverpool Aston Villa v Burnley AFC Bournemouth v West Ham United Chelsea v Brighton & Hove Albion Crystal Palace v Norwich City Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton Wolverhampton Wanderers v Watford Everton v Manchester City Sunday 29th September Leicester City v Newcastle United Monday 30th September Manchester United v Arsenal

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I liked Lady Hale's spider brooch

I'm an infrequent printer so the Instant Ink plan is no good for me, I can quite often go several months not needing to print out anything. It's annoying that unlike the original ink cartridges, the latest ink cartridges now 'expire' even if they have ink in them, since when did ink start having a sell by date like a pint of milk, it just comes across as another money making scam by the manufacturers. Once my current cartridges run out I'll get a new printer and look at the best options for me then...

Scoreflash coming in... Incredible Silks 11 Incredible Hulk 0

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can cancel at the end of the two months and just > buy ink as I need it, or go onto another plan. Or > stay on the 300 page one. My HP printer is a bit older than yours, I don't have to print stuff regularly as I can PDF most work related docs, so this may not hold true in your case, but my printer used to allow me to print as and when until the ink(s) had run out, but I've noticed that recent HP replacement inks now 'expire' regardless whether the ink has been used up or not. I've no idea how long this 'expiry' period is for, can't remember seeing anything glaringly obvious on the packaging, and the onscreen ink levels doesn't say anything either. Really annoying when I haven't used my printer for a while then want to print something only to be told to replace the cartridge, even though the cartridge is full of ink. It's also typical of our throwaway culture that it's now cheaper to buy a new printer rather than replacement inks...

Week 6 points... Week 6 table...

First word is Russian for work, so presume below that is the title of the work, and to the right is the author/artist...

Friday night game. Week 6 fixtures... Friday 20th September Southampton v AFC Bournemouth Saturday 21st September Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur Burnley v Norwich City Everton v Sheffield United Manchester City v Watford Newcastle United v Brighton & Hove Albion Sunday 22nd September Crystal Palace v Wolverhampton Wanderers West Ham United v Manchester United Arsenal v Aston Villa Chelsea v Liverpool

Thanks, picks now made, football next...

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you able to test the printing on another > PC/laptop/tablet etc to see if the problem follows > over? This is a good option providing it's not the same Word software, and should determine whether the printer or your Word software is at fault...