NJS

Not sure about today but it's been on the drawing board for more than 20 years. Last thing I saw had 2022 as the start date. Sadly the new site is about the same distance from my house as the current one unlike the long term site now rejected which is/was a kick up the arse away.

Read that electoral commission reckons 5 months to organise another ref - seems excessive to me but might explain the time games.

Do you cycle 70 miles a day, you thick twat?

Your party rejected amendments to effectively do that.

Another bigotry test in the offing. Related to that I quite like Owen Jones because he's always full on for what he believes in but it's going to be amusing watching him twist over this schools thing. He's basically been saying that anyone whose ever had a bad word to say about Islam or Muslims might as well have had their fingers on the trigger of that fuckers gun in NZ but he's also tweeted about a return to clause 28 over this schools thing. It's going to take a lot to square that particular circle.

Maybe I'm being a bit naive in how the regional politics work but I'm surprised NZ didn't align themselves with Australia on guns after the Port Arthur thing (which to be honest I only know about because of Jim Jeffries).

Are the people watching who appear in the box, the panel or his family/friends/girlfriend? Good entry on the cv for the lass if she isn't an actual porn star/prosser.

It's funny how "naturally" british people (maybe just the English) refer to Europe as a place "over there" rather than "here" - I always try an add a "continental" when I refer to it but it's still a common attitude.

No it was Dion Dublin - consensus was we'd been fucked over but they didn't show lerma's tackle or the back pass. Goals on Sunday reckoned red card/pen on rondon but again no backpass.

Define back pass then Dean you cunt.

Can we have the two points from wolves back (again) then?

Cherries? Fannies more like it.

It's a common view in the outside world (especially the fbpe crowd) - see the splitters and specifically Soubry the other day.

I still think it's "easy" for the tories to hold their 40% base no matter how incompetent as there's no dilemma over brexit (generally) and persistent leavers are now drawn to them.

But, but they could have forced a pv at any time surely?

Ignoring the greens that's two hard brexit leave parties gaining and one ultra remain and one sort of depending who's speaking remain losing. Doesn't bode well for a second ref.

I have to say the Windrush thing convinced me that there's a lot of truth in this - picking on a very accepted community for very little return was very vindictive.

I know she's a robot and would probably just reply brexit means brexit but has anyone actually asked her why she's so determined to keep her red lines? She must realise she can't make it hard enough so the nut jobs will vote for it so I don't understand why she won't consider a softer option - especially knowing that's what businesses want. I suppose its a fear of losing "betrayed" tory voters but still.

So what were the subtleties in the last vote that meant May wanted it to fail? From her pov she doesn't need no deal fear any more as she'll be putting the turd up next week for another vote as the only way out. Even in her shitness I just don't get it.

Mueller has got Manhattan to charge him with more stuff in case the fuckwit pardons him straight away.

In fact she's clarified it will be an anti-no deal vote, Soz.

No, her motion is to leave with no deal, for or against. I assume it will fail.

I'm surprised at the margin - despite the lack of changes I thought a lot more tories and quite a few Labour MPs would switch. Surely no deal can't pass, can it?

We're a relatively small bank and not that asset based but we've spent a fortune moving stuff to Dublin - fuck knows what the big boys have spent. As you say, even if we now remain why would anyone trust the UK when the next leader could be Rees-Mogg or Johnson and the shit starts all over again?

There were a couple of disturbing remarks on Goals on Sunday and on the main Sky show sort of hankering after fences coming back - not good.