Watching the Liverpool vs Stoke match... you'd have thought home fans would be sharp enough to go "shhhhhhh" when the away supporters chant "Is this a library?" wouldn't you?
Actually this must be a trick question, because it has to be Russia, and if it isn't Russia it's some country that claims half the moon or Antarctica or something
Actually this must be a trick question, because it has to be Russia, and if it isn't Russia it's some country that claims half the moon or Antarctica or something
Actually this must be a trick question, because it has to be Russia, and if it isn't Russia it's some country that claims half the moon or Antarctica or something
French Guiana is wholly part of France - an overseas department - therefore legally part of the EU.
Did you know that a quite disturbing proportion of French international footballers come from the tiny department of Guadeloupe?
I didn't.
I hope they are more cheerful than the good people of Martinique. Jesus what a dump. Surly and haughty, in that French way, with an added aggression, in that African-in-a-bad-mood way. A subsidised tropical toilet with surprisingly crap food.
The ex British Caribbean colonies are much friendlier.
If you were living in the Caribbean, and forced to use the Euro, you'd be pretty miserable too.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
He is a curse on Liverpool! I think he's been there half a dozen times this season and hasn't seen them win yet! From the replay of the goal it looks like the lineman is from Stoke too.
He is a curse on Liverpool! I think he's been there half a dozen times this season and hasn't seen them win yet! From the replay of the goal it looks like the lineman is from Stoke too.
I thought he tipped Exeter on that basis last week?
He is a curse on Liverpool! I think he's been there half a dozen times this season and hasn't seen them win yet! From the replay of the goal it looks like the lineman is from Stoke too.
I thought he tipped Exeter on that basis last week?
They never win when he goes, except when they do
Ah yes, he saw them beat a fourth division side! I did suggest earlier to him that he might want to consider not attending, for the sake of his team.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
It's someone who laid him at 3s, with the patience of a saint and a desire to get every last penny.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Sounds to me that you're rather good at political betting (including, most importantly, accepting you might be wrong).
The child knows what the mother fears mother be not afraid of death mother do not fear dying mother I have seen you die the child foretelling to bear the worst nurture fear future present the winter child naughty:nice a bleak foretelling sleep in heavenly peace holy infant so tender and mild the bleakest of carols
bleak child bleak carol bleak cradling bleak mother bleak nurture bleak present bleak tender bleak winter winter bleak winter child winter carol winter cradling winter mother winter nurture winter present winter tender mother winter all is dark all is night all is dark in winter a mother in winter a child in winter a cradle in winter
It's a brilliant, funny movie about The Kredit Krunch.
Miles better than Revenant. Recommended. Heartily.
Yep. I said on here it was a corker, so much better than Wolf of Wall Street. The faux documentary style works so well. Bubble bath and all....
I really rather liked Wolf of Wall St, but I don't think you can compare them. One is cod-docudrama, the other is straight drama.
Two brilliant performances in The Big Short: Bale and Carrell. Both better than Di Caprio (but only Bale is nommed, Carrell was snubbed: tut tut)
Agreed. Carrell's was a better all round part AND he played it better than Bale. Disappointing.
Jim Carrey Syndrome. Jim Carrey has pulled off three oscarworthy performances - "Man in theMoon", "Truman Show" "Eternal Sunshine of the..." - but will never be nominated.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
Watching Frei's doc Trump uses his rallies brilliantly, long build up, prayers of thanks for him, rock music and Nessun Dorma, speeches of praise from his fans, then the lights dim and the spotlight focuses on the Messiah entering the arena, reminds me of Nuremberg! He then works the crowd like a pro
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
Rubio's clearly overpriced for the nomination, but probably slightly cheap for the Presidency. Trump is underpriced for both still. Cruz is difficult: I'd reckon he's the right price for the nomination and slightly expensive for the Presidency.
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness... It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Yes, my holidays in Turkey and Tunisia were many things. But apartheid is not amongst them. Good for Denmark.
Oooh, just discovered I put a bet on Biden for Dem Nomination @ 130 before Christmas. He's down to @50 so I think I will lay that. It's only pennies but it all counts.
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness... It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
Sometimes it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness.
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness... It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
Sometimes it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness.
Give a man a fire he'll be warm for the rest of the day. Set a man on fire he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness... It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
Sometimes it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness.
Give a man a fire he'll be warm for the rest of the day. Set a man on fire he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
Teach a man to fish and he'll never go hungry Teach a man to fish for compliments and he becomes tiresome and needy
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
For $22,500 I can get a photo taken this week of your spot. Let me know the exact co-ordinates.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
Yeah, we all say that now. But no-one thought (or said) anything else at the time - other than Rod Crosby, and even he had his reservations in the final weeks - no-one seriously thought Labour would get a majority, and a Tory one was for the birds. The "free money" line was in vogue.
Thing is, it sort of was for me. I had such a good position on hung parliament, built up over the previous 2 years, that I traded out to a still half-decent profit on a Tory Majority pretty easily, so my bets of £200 at 1.08 for hung parliament didn't sink me.
The most value riskest free option (new phrase?) is to lay Jeb of course.
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
For $22,500 I can get a photo taken this week of your spot. Let me know the exact co-ordinates.
If I had $22,500, I wouldn't need a flat near a bus stop...
By the way, in case anybody hasn't read it, can I recommend Brian Keenan's An Evil Cradling, which be wrote shortly after ceasing to be hostage in Lebanon.
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness... It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
Sometimes it's better to light a flamethrower than curse the darkness.
Give a man a fire he'll be warm for the rest of the day. Set a man on fire he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
Teach a man to fish and he'll never go hungry Teach a man to fish for compliments and he becomes tiresome and needy
Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day.
Teach a man to fish and he'll spend all day in a boat drinking beer.
I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Yes, my holidays in Turkey and Tunisia were many things. But apartheid is not amongst them. Good for Denmark.
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
You could try this site, it lets you compare LOTS of maps simultaneously. You might find one with some newer data.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
Rubio's clearly overpriced for the nomination, but probably slightly cheap for the Presidency. Trump is underpriced for both still. Cruz is difficult: I'd reckon he's the right price for the nomination and slightly expensive for the Presidency.
Agree with most of that, but I wouldn't back Rubio for the Presidency at current odds.
Conversely, I'd be more likely to buy Cruz at 25/1 for the Presidency but that's probably about the right price.
Ann Coulter 'I want a Trump-Romney ticket - Romney can do all the boring stuff like run the economy, Trump can do the fun stuff like kick out the illegals'
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
Call me old fashioned but could you not walk it yourself?
I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Yes, my holidays in Turkey and Tunisia were many things. But apartheid is not amongst them. Good for Denmark.
Yes, it must be awful, being fed and housed for free in a foreign country where they're not trying to kill you, but help. Still, at least it's a few less refugees clogging up your cosy Florentine piazzas, and getting in the way of your In-Laws. Perhaps we should follow Denmark's example, then you might have some grounds to whine.
BTW those dreadful Daily Mail types are the ones paying the taxes to look after people from elsewhere. Try and remember that.
(Imagine being stuck in a hotel somewhere, with a load of Tysons. Nightmare).
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
Rubio's clearly overpriced for the nomination, but probably slightly cheap for the Presidency. Trump is underpriced for both still. Cruz is difficult: I'd reckon he's the right price for the nomination and slightly expensive for the Presidency.
Agree with most of that, but I wouldn't back Rubio for the Presidency at current odds.
Conversely, I'd be more likely to buy Cruz at 25/1 for the Presidency but that's probably about the right price.
He is cheap for the nomination.
Rubio would get slaughtered by Clinton in the general election. He's a lightweight.
I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Yes, my holidays in Turkey and Tunisia were many things. But apartheid is not amongst them. Good for Denmark.
Tyson, please try to bear in mind that many people do not have sufficient wealth to be able to jet off around the world first-class. For "cheapskate" "Bargain hunting" read "finding the few holidays they can afford". The words you used imply "Why don't they simply pay more for better holidays?" (If not, then "cheapskate" and "bargain hunting" were grotesquely poorly chosen words. I'm sorry, but that just makes you come over as a frightful snob and toff.
Every time I log-in to Betfair there's another splodge of cash that some persons have placed down trying to back Jeb at 9/1 (or 10.0 ) - I took almost half of it yesterday, and there's over £200 available now.
I simply can't mop any more of it up.
It is things like this that make me feel that I don't have a clue about political betting. Those odds are insane and I simply can't see a 9/1 path for Bush, I wouldn't back him at 20/1. But I accept I not omnipotent so maybe I'm wrong and the lunatic with the cash is right?
Well, you might be. There are no guarantees and the worst thing that can happen is the worst thing that can happen, hence the iron law of gambling.
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
Hmm I never bought into the whole "risk free" hung parliament thing. But the GOP race feels quite different. Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
Yeah, we all say that now. But no-one thought (or said) anything else at the time - other than Rod Crosby, and even he had his reservations in the final weeks - no-one seriously thought Labour would get a majority, and a Tory one was for the birds. The "free money" line was in vogue.
Given that, in the event, just six fewer Tory seats would have meant a hung parliament, it was impossible to call.
I highlighted the distinct possibility of a Tory majority throughout 2014, and had ruled out a Labour majority by late 2011...
I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Yes, my holidays in Turkey and Tunisia were many things. But apartheid is not amongst them. Good for Denmark.
Tyson, please try to bear in mind that many people do not have sufficient wealth to be able to jet off around the world first-class. For "cheapskate" "Bargain hunting" read "finding the few holidays they can afford". The words you used imply "Why don't they simply pay more for better holidays?" (If not, then "cheapskate" and "bargain hunting" were grotesquely poorly chosen words. I'm sorry, but that just makes you come over as a frightful snob and toff.
Funny, I thought it made him come over as socially insecure and self-hating.
'I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.'
Couldn't be a worse plight than mixing with a pseudo intellectual socialist poser in Italy.
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Yep. I said on here it was a corker, so much better than Wolf of Wall Street. The faux documentary style works so well. Bubble bath and all....
Trump 31
Cruz 29
Rubio 13
Carson 7
Paul 5
Bush 4
Christie 3
Huckabee 2
Kasich 1
Fiorina 1
Santorum 0
Caucused previously
Cruz 31%
Trump 28%
First Caucus
Trump 38%
Cruz 25%
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/news-and-events/quinnipiac-university-poll/iowa/release-detail?ReleaseID=2318
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7eCUEfb7U0
So we are a bit buggered trying to keep out Zika....
Trump 41%
Cruz 19%
Rubio 8%
Carson 6%
Bush 5%
General election
Clinton 48%
Trump 47%
Clinton 47%
Rubio 50%
Clinton 47%
Cruz 50%
Sanders 50%
Trump 47%
Sanders 49%
Rubio 48%
Sanders 50%
Cruz 47%
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/01/26/politics/poll-republicans-results-cnn-orc/index.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Guiana
Trump 37%
Cruz 21%
Rubio 11%
Carson 7%
Bush 5%
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/as-first-voting-nears-trump-seems-stronger/2016/01/25/349439d4-c392-11e5-a4aa-f25866ba0dc6_story.html
Also doesn't list our border with Cyprus.
ORC are a gobsmaking polling firm
They never win when he goes, except when they do
I did suggest earlier to him that he might want to consider not attending, for the sake of his team.
FWIW I think you're probably right on this one.
100 days to payday the mayoral election
Maybe I shouldn't be.
Do we have any recent polls on the race?
The child knows what the mother fears
mother be not afraid of death
mother do not fear dying
mother I have seen you die
the child foretelling
to bear the worst
nurture fear
future present
the winter child
naughty:nice
a bleak foretelling
sleep in heavenly peace
holy infant so tender and mild
the bleakest of carols
bleak child
bleak carol
bleak cradling
bleak mother
bleak nurture
bleak present
bleak tender
bleak winter
winter bleak
winter child
winter carol
winter cradling
winter mother
winter nurture
winter present
winter tender
mother winter
all is dark
all is night
all is dark in winter
a mother in winter
a child in winter
a cradle in winter
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/01/news-from-todays-select-committee-the-doors-were-painted-red-20-years-ago/
I am unamazed.
Pause.
A Winter Rogering?
I was dropping phrases like a "hung parliament is a risk-free bet" prior to the election and two of my friends, both of whom have PhDs in maths, took issue. I cockily dismissed their concerns.
Now, they won't let me forget it.
No such thing of course.
Laying Marco Rubio for instance is great value (I think) but it sure as hell isn't risk free.
I look on the 'scandal' about the wrist bands. I think it allows us to separate the nation into two. Sensible people who think wearing a wrist band to identify you so you can get entitlement to full board for free, is a low tech and practical way to identify an entitlement, and have probably experienced similar things when on all inclusive holidays, these people cross all classes, races and political views.. And then we have the stark raving nutters who seem to believe that this is the most evil thing ever and shows how we are descending into a fascist state. Such people are likely to be Corbyn supporters.
Trump is underpriced for both still.
Cruz is difficult: I'd reckon he's the right price for the nomination and slightly expensive for the Presidency.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/denmark-approves-controversial-refugee-bill-allowing-police-to-seize-asylum-seekers-cash-and-a6834581.html
It's better to light a candle than curse the darkness...
Good for Denmark.
Only White, College educated people aged 50+ who lived in the South were polled.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/10/03/top12.pdf
I feel that ORC polling should have a health warning.
Basically I doubt ORC's commitment to representative demographic weighting.
Bloody hell, someone back Biden at 3/1.
Matt Frei: "Including you."
#trump
I'm selling my flat and trying to buy a new one. The buyer of my flat is threatening to pull out so I need to buy fast. I've seen one I like *but* it's miles from the nearest bus route. There is a new development nearby which may offer a shortcut to a busstop but neither google maps nor bing maps are up-to-date at the area. What is the most up-to-date satellite shot of a given area?
Set a man on fire he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
Teach a man to fish for compliments and he becomes tiresome and needy
Thing is, it sort of was for me. I had such a good position on hung parliament, built up over the previous 2 years, that I traded out to a still half-decent profit on a Tory Majority pretty easily, so my bets of £200 at 1.08 for hung parliament didn't sink me.
The most value riskest free option (new phrase?) is to lay Jeb of course.
May as well have called it: "an hour on why I, Matt Frei, hate Donald Trump"
Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day.
Teach a man to fish and he'll spend all day in a boat drinking beer.
http://mc.bbbike.org/mc/
"One politician abstained and 70 others were absent."
Conversely, I'd be more likely to buy Cruz at 25/1 for the Presidency but that's probably about the right price.
He is cheap for the nomination.
BTW those dreadful Daily Mail types are the ones paying the taxes to look after people from elsewhere. Try and remember that.
(Imagine being stuck in a hotel somewhere, with a load of Tysons. Nightmare).
Our lads are on a couple of days off while Liverpool play extra time.
I put a few quid on Stoke at 6 for regular time. Good value as I expected a fairly even contest.
The words you used imply "Why don't they simply pay more for better holidays?" (If not, then "cheapskate" and "bargain hunting" were grotesquely poorly chosen words.
I'm sorry, but that just makes you come over as a frightful snob and toff.
I highlighted the distinct possibility of a Tory majority throughout 2014, and had ruled out a Labour majority by late 2011...
'I don't know what could be a worse plight....being an asylum seeker in Cardiff and needing to wear a red band as an identity tag to access meals, or...being on one of those dreadful all inclusive holidays with a bunch of cheapskate, bargain hunting, Daily Mail reading, grotesquely obese Brits and having to wear a red band to access the Stella, fish and chips and processed meat breakfasts.'
Couldn't be a worse plight than mixing with a pseudo intellectual socialist poser in Italy.