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Massive thanks to @Gemmill and @Billy Whitehurst. On Monday I e-mailed both these addresses. Within 20 minutes both had pinged right back, full of apologies but more importantly prepared to take action. Engineer connected us this morning. 40 mbs download and 10 mbs upload which I can live with. Ridiculous to have to take it to this level but just glad to be connected. Thanks to @Christmas Tree too even though I didn't use his suggestion.3 points
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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/nov/16/uk-austerity-has-inflicted-great-misery-on-citizens-un-says Good thing austerity's over now, I'm sure this'll all be fixed in a flash2 points
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I like your style Zerosum, which is more than can be said for terrace idol tshirts, which look shite and smell of spam and desperation.1 point
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Those T-Shirts are about the least creative you can possibly be with a t-shirt. You've literally just hoyed the word 'Newcastle' on a fruit of the loom. ''Those guys'' down at terrace idol need to hire a designer....OH AND A MARKETING GUY!1 point
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There was a run of classic Simpsons on last weekend including the one where Homer is elected Union rep and because he's scared of sounding stupid, he keeps his mouth shut during talks. Mr Burns thinks this makes Homer a negotiating genius who holds all the cards so panics and offers him a great deal. That's how I imagine Scudamore negotiating with Sky.1 point
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Mate, you're completely ignoring the dancing queen's PR campaign for hearts and minds. Once you see this you'll realise that even the bespectacled meerkat will get on board. The whole country will be at peace as we hold hands and skip verily past frolicking unicorns to the sunlit uplands of Brextopia.1 point
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The Guardian has a graphic depicting the different factions and how they might vote. It's interactive as well so CT can move the sliders to show us how she's going to have unanimous support in the end. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2018/nov/15/can-you-get-mays-brexit-deal-through-parliament I think they're right with a lot of it. Forgot Kate Hoey rejected the deal as well.1 point
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Well, it'll be a lack of balls that sees us into her deal then, if it does happen. It's the only scenario that leaves the Tories as an electable force, so on that basis I guess i should expect half of Labour to vote for it.1 point
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I believe she'll stay, but am positive her deal will not. I really don't know why you have such faith in her on this. Are you that desperate not to be wrong about all of this that you're blinding yourself to the most likely outcomes? As much as I wanted Corbyn to renew Labour, i had to accept that it just hasn't worked. What is it going to take with you and May? She's literally going to have to have her head on a pike outside parliament for you to think she's lost, by the sounds of it.1 point
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Now just because this guys IP address is in Thailand does not mean we should make any assumptions about his hobbies...1 point
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Not just t-shirts they were decked out head to toe in happywinnets dodgy gear. First snow over here, just took me 3 hours to get home when it normally takes 40 minutes. I had planned to leave early and get home to watch the match, had to listen to it in the car . Sounded like a good performance but I disagree completely with having it be a little Rooney send off. Glad to see Sancho getting time, we have some real talent coming through and it doesn’t seem to just be all in one age group. Hopefully we can capitalize on it and have a good go in future tournaments. Either way it’s nice to see some really exciting players who seem to really enjoy playing for England which is better than watching that charva from Liverpool smack balls as hard as he can to blokes two yards from him while them wankers trumpet on in the background. I know Gerard was quality but what a fucking cunt, Terry too, in fact it’s also nice to have lads I don’t have trouble supporting play for England.1 point
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From Another Angry voice blog This afternoon Theresa May has held a press conference in which she spouted the same old platitudes and lies in order to deflect attention away from the Brexit farce she's delivered. • She brushed over all the cabinet resignations and the fact that she doesn't even have a Brexit Secretary (after the 2nd one resigned in protest at her plans). • She completely ignored the fact that without the support of the 60 odd Tory Brextremist headbangers, her last-minute Brexit proposals stands virtually no chance of surviving a parliamentary vote. • She made no mention of the upcoming vote of no confidence she's about to face as the furious Brextremists seek to oust her in a desperate last ditch effort to trigger a catastrophic "no deal" economic meltdown so that them and their mega-rich speculator mates can make fortunes betting against Britain, then pick £billions worth of distressed British assets out of the wreckage they've deliberately created. • She continued pushing the lie that she's conducted Brexit in the national interest, rather than making it a closed shop for her Tory mates from the very beginning (with opposition parties, devolved parliaments, UK business sectors, trade unions, academics and experts, charities, and civic society all excluded from the process) meaning that this is an entirely Tory-created mess. • And she announced nothing new. Just the same old waffle and platitudes. So what was the point of it? Presumably it's a last ditch media management effort by her advisers. They want the evening news broadcasts to feature May spouting optimistic Brexit platitudes against a backdrop of British flags to deflect at least some of the attention away from the Brexit chaos she's created, the fact her Brexit plan will almost certainly never make it through parliament, and that her days as Prime Minister are almost certainly coming to an end. This kind of pathetic effort to 'paper over the cracks' just goes to show how utterly screwed Theresa May is. Her Brexit house is about to collapse into a pile of rubble, but she's busying herself by slopping a load of new wallpaper over the structural failures in the hope that someone somewhere is actually gullible enough to buy it. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2238961639477070&id=1851806548551891 point
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Being creative in the 1940s would have been a piece of piss. If I was there, I'd have invented Spider-Man. A spider would run across my desk and I would think "I wish i could shoot webs and wear red pyjamas" and that would be that. Not having any of this for Stan Lee.1 point
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Charles Aznavour, 94. Don’t think his owld man was too keen on him, judging by his middle name. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Aznavour1 point