Rayvin

Happy birthday!!

... He's gonna be a pundit isn't he. Fuck's sake...

The Guardian contending that the Lib Dem's commitment to the EU and a second referendum is now actively working against them, as more people are prepared to just get on with living than to revisit it. Seems that Corbyn may have had the right of this, unbelievably. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/may/17/lib-dem-defence-48-rubbish-politics-tim-farron-brexit-manifesto

Terry is a fascinating individual like. Barely played this season hasn't he? May as well have retired last year. Still, at least that's that. No more of him.

Communicating with Sauron?

his conclusion sums it up.

Was anything they released untrue?

Ok, so they'll step it down. Just let him go ffs, Wikipedia is an impartial force for truth, and I honest to fuck don't understand why some people, especially those in the supposedly independent media, have a problem with him or the organisation.

Good news, always thought that charge was utter bollocks and apparently that's now what Sweden has decided. What charge would the UK be able to arrest him on exactly?

Presently away for the weekend but will give this thread full attention when possible. I know you'll all be looking forward to that. 40th is very poor it has to be said, and like Gloom, i'd be interested to know the methodology.

Agreed.

Expected though, Scotland is a lost cause as far as Labour are concerned. The Scots have understandably had it with our shit now.

True, although that's just the scapegoat. The lib dems missed the memo on immigration it seems.

That's what Corbyn is saying but weaker.

Why are the Tories suggesting a free breakfast rather than a free lunch at school?

Bans for diving: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39962886 The FA says it will act "where there is clear and overwhelming evidence to suggest a match official has been deceived by an act of simulation, and as a direct result, the offending player's team has been awarded a penalty and/or an opposing player has been dismissed".

Fair enough. That's what the Flat Earth Society thinks though.

You can't prove who I meant tbf. You're entitled to your opinion but you'd need to be a free thinker to work out the truth

May has come out against Thatcherism... which suggests she is actually aware of the underlying issues. Which would be great news, had someone not in the Tory party stumbled onto this. FFS.

Is this what you think the sun does?

I am nearly certain that this whole thing is an elaborate ruse to bring about this exact scenario.

One thing I do find intriguing here, is the premise for why gravity exists at all. I understand how it works, but not why it functions in the way it does. Why should an object with mass exert a force on other objects with mass around it? I googled it yesterday and it seems that people have concluded that the force itself is a manifestation of the curvature of spacetime. One article put it quite well when it suggested we think of a blanket being stretched out, and then having a ball dropped into it. It distorts the otherwise flat blanket in such a way that any smaller objects then added to the blanked are then pulled towards it. But while this is a reasonable satisfying answer, it doesn't consider why this should be the case at all. I don't know if we'll ever understand it, and I'm sure Wolfy will point to this as part of the global conspiracy and note how it doesn't make any sense, but it's interesting to think about.

Even if the atmosphere was left behind, which isn't what I said, we wouldn't be blasted off into space. The atmosphere doesn't hold us to earth, gravity does. I think you've blended your theory about atmospheric pressure with our view there. On the sun, you're saying it's reflected in the ceiling of the cell. Why would the reflection move? And surely we'd be able to see where the source is?