The Fish
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Well, that's the thing, I'm not sure. But I do often talk shit about her to the Mrs, or anyone we have round, so maybe the walls are thin enough for her to hear? Fuck her though, her and her adult son have blazing arguments at all times of the day and night about the most mundane shit. "BEN! HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO TELL YOU NOT TO LEAVE THE WINDOW OPEN!" "URGH MUM LEAVE ME ALOOOOONE THIS IS WHY NOBODY LIKES YOU!!" Really interrupts the zen vibes I've got going when working on WIP-Project New Draft 20210821 ver 2.0(7).xlsx
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You come at the king, you best not miss. (Disclaimer: Until the above, Dave had no idea about when the election was, let alone when the Brexit Party was formed. This should not in any way take victory from him, because he needs this win.)
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Would it though? Would sufficient Tory and Labour voters have leapt from the comfortable familiarity of their regular party to some single issue fad? I'm not so sure.
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Yeah, since then, I've had a new kitchen put in, we signed a stack of good players, relationships with one of my neighbours have soured to the point she'll blank my wife and son.
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Because there could be legitimate reasons why campaign promises could not be kept. Say Labour win and promise a fuck load of spending on services, but the global economy tanks and now they can't afford it. And surely anybody with enough competence could come up with a whole host of reasons why promise A couldn't be delivered because of instance B.
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Well, you should. I'm hilarious. Just wondering, if Kwarteng reverses a lot of the mini-budget to restore some public confidence, couldn't they paint themselves as having listened to the people, while their banker chums pocket the money they made from shorting the pound? Couldn't they turn a reversal into a kind of win for the type of people who need any slither of hope to keep voting for them?
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It was nearly a year ago Renton. 10 months is a long time.
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No, I know that technically it's a dramatic shift in a fundamental part of our democracy, I was making a light hearted shit joke in the face of unrelenting misery and gloom. Jesus Ewerk, could you not let me have it? Radical... like the fucking Turtles use it. Cowabunga and all that.
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How beige a man must you be if altering voting methodology would make you radical?
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I warmly remember him telling Rikko that despite his on-hand experience, patient explanations and expertise, Nuclear power doesn't exist. No, he needed proof that wasn't anecdotal, empirical or based on what we'd been lead to believe by the deep state.
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Nah, I've not posted on there in ages. Browse on occasion but honestly? It's not as fun when they're not struggling so much.
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Can anyone explain to why, like in the world, the Labour party wouldn't be all-in for PR regardless of their current lead in the polls?
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Bit late for this sorry, but there are apps on the phone that map the sky for you and can pinpoint planets, ISS, constellations and all that. I'm now worried this will somehow summon Wolfy.
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Google it yourself, you fucking danger.
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Aye, I'd rather ideologically-polar competence, than these useless cunts. I honestly believe she thought she what she was doing was for the betterment of Britain. This trickle of sentient diarrhoea have no interest in what's actually best for the country.
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No idea. I heard there's team building singing groups and that the uniforms are snazzy;
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All I've heard about it, is that it's making car batteries(?) so Renton can pop along and buy a new one that's 'farm fresh'.
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'Shearer' was trending on twitter, so I wondered which goal was being remembered, what's he said that's newsworthy, which internet poll is he leading? None of that, just his daughter in a bikini. Sad.
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Well, given the amount of time you spend on here, I can only assume you'll be first in the queue to be picked up How many jobs are they projecting that place will actually create? Like, are they killing 1,000 positions in one place and 'creating' 1,000 jobs in another?
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Not been in it since the revamp. Did hear that they serve Arrichis ice cream, so there's that.
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No idea what you're on about, but then I haven't read Artemis Fowl.
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Generic small time football blather thread FOREVER
The Fish replied to Sonatine's topic in Newcastle Forum
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I understand his thinking, the new giga-factory, plus the stuff around energy should provide more jobs and the hope is that the better paid jobs will mean people will want somewhere to live and spend their money. With SS being down the road the hope is that it'll benefit, but honestly? It'll remain a retirement village for the foreseeable.
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Used to think it was excellent, then I went further afield and discovered it was adequate, at best. If Seaton Sluice was in Cornwall or on the south coast it'd be awash with coffeeshops and little curio shops because of the beach, harbour and the dene. But cursed by geography, it's going to be a pretty place for people to spend their retirement getting progressively right wing, in. My Dad's got hopes that the investment in Blyth will trickle down.
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7 years, apparently.