Rayvin

You've said this line so many times and it still amuses me

Do it ewerk's way though, obviously.

I did, earlier. Before ewerk's post. It does actually work

Suuuure, if you want to do it the proper way. Pff.

I am sure that there is a good way of doing this, but I don't know it. So my cheap workaround way would be the following: Put =A1-1 in the first cell. Copy it down - you'll end up with the A1 changing as it moves down, but the -1 will remain. Then highlight the column and go to find and replace. 'Find' -1, and 'Replace' with /B1. That'll do it. It's fucking stupid, but that's how I roll

Runs like this make me wonder how good we could be with Rafa if Ashley just gave a shit.

I love how, 2 years on, everyone still fucking hates each other Has the country been this divided about anything in living memory?

No no, it ain't dead yet. It should have been dead ages ago and it keeps soldiering on. The Tories are committed CT.

Wtf? This is just cos Macron said what he did?

I genuinely think NS is a left winger and his heart is in the right place. A lexiteer I guess. I don't believe his views on Brexit will be motivated by racism. Would be curious what they are I guess but I can think of other reasons.

What a bunch of ungrateful cunts we are. I wonder if i will ever lose the feeling of shame at being British that seems to have crept into me permanently over this. We've voted ourselves into total irrelevance and economic pain. And some of us are so insecure about themselves that they're unable to be critical of the situation as 'being right' is more important than reality. It's like we're a country of 5 year olds.

So about as many as people who live in Newcastle.

I assure you that the answer to that would have been 'through God'.

It's not that someone did it, there will always be brainless narcissists around, it's that it made national media (well, the guardian at least). Now there'll be more of them over time and it'll eventually come to be hailed as an inspirational moment when feminism finally stood up and said no to sexy knickers.

He'll have died happy though, a martyr to his cause. People are weird.

Having said this, if women in this country dont have full human rights then that is disgraceful, and Marks and Spencer should urgently address that...

Yeah, saw that. It's pathetic but then that's the status quo all over the place these days. Presumably it's the sex negatives.

I didn't say they had anything of substance. I said that there are so many of them now, and so little desire amongst them to listen to reason, that I'm struggling to think what we can possibly do about them. Beyond what we've already done, which is point out the realities, and which has not worked, what do you propose?

Yep, I agree, but we've lost the fucking argument. We just have. It doesn't make sense, it's based on fucking nothing, but we need a change of narrative to counter it because 'everything is fine, stop overreacting' isn't working against irrational people.

Aye but nationalism has been intelligently wielded by the far right with the argument that a 'nationalist' can be someone of any colour, who wants what is best for the country. Unlike a racist.

I honestly think we have to back away from this argument - and by 'we', I mean the rational people in society. Whether we're right in our views on it or not, we've clearly lost the argument for now at least. Continuing to force this issue (and I do think that there are some valid concerns from 'the other side' on this, especially concerning the government's ongoing failure to integrate people into society, which appears to consist of relying on the children of immigrants to be 'normalised' by TV and school) is only making the centre look apathetic to the concerns of the lower middle and working classes, and they no longer trust the establishment voices above the right wing outlets and the crazies. I wish the EU itself would understand that immigration has just been too much for some people, and that the chance they had to shape the narrative around it has been lost. There's too much at stake across Europe now with the rise of the far right everywhere, and the longer they fail to address it, the harder they'll have to be when they finally do act on it.

Well that's unquestionably true for some of them and we see that day in, day out on here. But maybe if they were more used to hearing it...!

Regarding Corbyn, I dont understand what any of these politicians are gaining from delusional comments like that. Why bother claiming something so patently untrue. Why not just treat the public like fucking adults and tell them the truth?

Sounds like good news, let's re-run it then.

I wouldn't worry about it, he'll have resigned in a couple of days.