Rayvin

that is actually pretty pathetic

Happy Birthday mate

Agree with that. Looking forward to winning some games at the very least. Then we hit the PL without fear next year.

All closet metrosexuals

One thing's for certain, CT has fucking loved this referendum.

Haha I'll have to look for that next time (for someone else). I go a few times a year, mostly cos its just a good laugh.

Other than that goal, and that initial scoring spree, his sum contribution was that he was offside.

The highlight was dream on by aerosmith. Never before has that song been murdered so hard.

On a different note, I am fucking hammered. Karaoke man... it's fucking lethal.

I'm starting to feel this way too... This is a good argument though. Ultimately we should be angry at Neo-Liberalism rather than each other, I suppose.

It's a culture war more than a religious one IMO. Either way, we don't help ourselves in how we handle the middle east.

But I thought that the West was in no way responsible for rise of Islamism, and that saying anything to the contrary made you a terrorist sympathiser?

Is Sissoko having a good tournament or something?

WNTWATFBP means basically the same thing as WPWATBRK, right?

Agreed, that'd be a far better word for the current state of affairs.

Democracy, if this is its result, doesn't work.

Why on earth is this utter chaos being allowed to happen. The damage is still reversible but looks like it's going to be unfathomable if we stay the course. Obviously the best scenario is for Europe to save our asses by offering some kind of negotiation on free movement, but they aren't going to do that. The more likely option would be for the government, as a collective, across all parties, to come forward and just say 'this is fucking mental and we can't and won't do it'.

I always thought it was about encirclement of Russia, looking at where US military bases now are. Could be wrong though. It actually could just be a fucking vanity project, depressingly.

As ever with these things, it's not hugely clear. I don't think anything will happen to actually put Blair onto a meaningful trial, but it has made it clear that he misled a lot of people by failing to adequately consider an alternative to invasion.

Well, I actually think Corbyn is going to spare Labour some of the barbs here. I think his presence at the head of the party, along with his consistency in speaking out against the Iraq war, has allowed the party to appear more credible in its apologies. This was him speaking at the time:

Firstly, 'my' company here means the one I work for. I don't see any of the benefit to this. Secondly, even if I did I'd appreciate the damage this is causing to so many other people.

This is actually true for my company, so there's that. The problem is that this money is increasingly worthless on anything we invest in outside of the UK.

CT is fucked on this one like - there will be multiple layers of cascading shit coming down from this debacle, and all of it can and will be neatly traced back to his vote.

Have just noticed that teachers are on strike today as well... So the government has pissed off two of the most important public sector workforces in the country, both of whom are now/have been taking action to protect their rights, and at the same time condemned us to a period of, at best, economic chaos, and at worst, long term harm to the country. Is it now fair to say that this Tory government is the worst in UK history? Is there anyone, anywhere who can possibly think that this iteration of the Tories are anything other than the most incompetent party we've ever seen? I'm sure CT will be along shortly of course. At least when Labour 'fucked up the country' they could rightly point out that the recession was a global event over which they had no control. The Tories singlehandledly imposed this fucking lunacy on us, with no scapegoats whatsoever.