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Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shouldn't that be booing immigrants? That's British exceptionalism for you, one of the reasons why we're in this mess...

Renata Hamvas Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There are some energy saving bulbs that can be > used with dimmers they are usually a bit more > expensive than the normal ones, it normally says > if they are suitable for dimming on the packaging. > > Renata I think Mr D's point is that newer dimmable lEDs are not compatible with the older dimmer switches, so they have to be changed to work with the newer LEDs...

At least we now know the Hulk's Kryptonite weak spot...booing expats

Week 5 points... Week 5 table...

Been with them for nearly a year, they were one of the cheapest suppliers on the USwitch site. I was a bit wary as it was on their variable rate rather than a fixed tariff, but they haven't raised their tariff in that time. No issues with supplies/bills/payments etc...

Check the option in Word for a print review before printing, if it shows the print like you're experiencing then it's a Word problem, if it shows a correct A4 preview then it's the printer that's causing the problem...

Do not approach Fox when he's inebriated...

Some Brexiters like Roland Smith ( ) tried to intellectualise Eurosceptism/Brexit, but gave up as it metamorphosed into the extreme version you see today with the No Dealers. He's no Remainer but now advocates revoking... ''No way back for the Leave movement - they'll just keep going 'at all costs' which is why I got off the bus quite some time ago. They aren't riding a tiger - they are the tiger.'' ETA: link added

I'm in, thanks for organising...

I use Chrome browser and haven't had any issues...

I'm glad you added that caveat at the end...:)

Can anyone confirm that the faint whiff of cheese and the sound of Demis Roussos was heard on Melbourne Grove last night, followed by some grunting noises and then an accapella version of Kumbaya My Lord...

I hear the bearded lady look is popular inside...

Week 5 fixtures... Saturday 14th September Liverpool v Newcastle United Brighton & Hove Albion v Burnley Manchester United v Leicester City Sheffield United v Southampton Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace Wolverhampton Wanderers v Chelsea Norwich City v Manchester City Sunday 15th September AFC Bournemouth v Everton Watford v Arsenal Monday 16th September Aston Villa v West Ham United

Melbourne Grove..Check Double fronted house...Check Garden backs onto Glengarry Road...Check

In other words they are saying Johnson misled and lied to Her Maj, if the Supreme Court agrees next week, Johnson will have to resign...

Boris Johnson rules out election pact with Brexit Party. Senior Tory source: ''Neither Nigel Farage nor Arron Banks are fit and proper persons and they should never be allowed anywhere near government'' That's quite the statement coming from the driver of the Brexit clown car...

Bob, I think you should use Mrs Bob's considerable charms on your neighbours and invite them round for an evening soir?e. Think Abigail's Party, Pampass Grass by the front door, car keys thrown in the Aalvo Aalto glass bowl on your mid-century sideboard, then loosen things up with a rum punch, followed by a hot sticky fondue with suggestively shaped crudit?s. They'll soon be eating out of your hands...quite literally!

That could be a deliberate Cummings leak on the eve of tonight's early election vote, trick Corbyn into thinking that an early election plays into his hands. Or I could be getting really cynical...:)

Try this legal debunk for size...https://twitter.com/GeorgePeretzQC/status/1170619107387068416

That's already been debunked, will look for a source...

Bugger!...

3500...

Cummings detests Farage, his strategy of 'do or die' Brexit by the 31st Oct was also to neuter Farage and the Brexit Party once and for all, make him totally irrelevant politically. That's now failed with the extension Bill, so they have to change tack somehow and get a deal before the 31st in order to nullify Farage. A majority of Tory members when polled over the summer were happy to see the break up of the Union if it meant Brexit, so a Northern Ireland only backstop wouldn't upset them, just the DUP, who at the moment are useless to Johnson as their votes make no difference anymore. So, why not throw the DUP under the Brexit bus while parliament is shut down for 5 weeks and then vote on May's deal with a NI only backstop when they get back on 14th Oct? Numbers would be tight with some ERG voting with DUP against it, but some Labour also likely to vote for it...

I'm just going on memory of what happened with May so could be completely wrong, but I'm sure she was still PM right up until Johnson was elected. I think there always has to be someone acting as PM until parliament dissolves for an election. As you say, the Bill drafters have probably covered all eventualities, it was supposed to be a very well drafted Bill by those in the know...