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#741 Re: Management » Trouble Getting to the Forum » 541 weeks ago

Nah it's banjaxed for me too. Still hasn't stopped me posting stupid shite so clearly not broken enough!

#742 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

Been as underwhelming as their anthems.

Portugal are cunts.

But at least they're not fucking Welsh.

#743 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

Should be a cracker.
Two underwhelming anthems tho..

#744 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

AtariLegend wrote:
johndivney wrote:

Wales knock us out of euro for 2nd time in 2 days. Fuckers.

BBC analysis on vote night was awesome. They're pointing at some of these Welsh areas got lots of investment by the EU and didn't have other things the English complain about... yet still voted out. Some of the analysts were bewildered.

Anyway.... off topic.

Oh yea, I saw plenty of that. Going round Wales & they highlighted all those funded by eu signs all over the place. Their infrastructure was dependant on the eu. Charities, universities, environmental work. Madness. They'd question the people about the contradiction of if they were worried about the impact their leave vote would have & they'd just shrug. They think things will be better under Gove & Johnson..?? As if those people give a shit about investing in Wales. Madness. Used to be Wales would be traditional labour I think, & now look. What a mess.

#745 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

Wales knock us out of europe for 2nd time in 2 days. Fuckers.

#746 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

AtariLegend wrote:

Is it bad when I can't understand what people are saying through the accents of my own country?


Haha I love that. You can go an hour up the coast & it's like talking to people from another planet. In more than one way wink


But yea hope Norn iron duff these sheep shagging Brexit bastards!

#747 Re: The Garden » EURO 2016 Thread » 541 weeks ago

I fuckin love penalties!

#748 Re: Guns N' Roses » GNR - VEGAS, T-Mobile Arena Show, 4/8 » 541 weeks ago

Gibbo wrote:

Nur I just like sharing how good the band is with its fans


That's why you're the man. You're a generous guy. Credit to you.
I've come across a few trading/collecting communities for the bands I love & you defo stand out, not just in the GnR community. Top guy. You're a grateful dead level guy!

#749 Re: The Garden » The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024 » 541 weeks ago

James Lofton wrote:

STRANGE things can happen in times like this. If the Brits are perceived as weak, Argentina may want to retake those islands. You guys ready to fight a war thousands of miles away you are not currently able to handle?


Funny you should mention that. It was in the news there recently must've been the anniversary or maybe some Argentinian politician brought it up..?? Can't remember the outcome of it all tho..

Putin's loving it.


A Private Eye wrote:

This potentially leaves us in a situation with cut political ties in Europe, an economic downturn of as yet unknown severity and a right wing government with no credible opposition meanwhile everyone who voted leave beats their chest and talks about making Britain 'great' again.

I hope I'm wrong and it could just be a storm in a tea cup but the highly possible scenario above sounds like a very dangerous cocktail.

I think we're totally and utterly fucked. They've played the game & they've won. We're living in a plutocracy that's just going to get more unfair & unjust over the coming decade.

In some respects it's actually an exciting time.. I just wish it wasn't happening to me!

#750 Re: The Garden » The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024 » 541 weeks ago

A petition calling for a new EU referendum has no chance of reversing this week’s historic vote to leave, according to one of Britain’s foremost elections expert.

Professor John Curtice, whose exit poll was the only one to predict the Conservatives would win last year’s general election and who has earned a near sage-like reputation among journalists, said the subject was so divisive within mainstream political parties and their supporters that it would be unlikely to form a campaigning issue for some time, let alone spark another public vote.

Thursday’s referendum saw 17.4 million (51.9%) votes cast to leave the EU, compared with 16.1 million (48.1%) for remaining part of the bloc, with a turnout of 72.2%, according to the Electoral Commission.

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