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    CharlesCharles Posts: 35,758
    rcs1000 said:

    hunchman said:
    Am I the only person in the world who thinks that The Living Will / bank bail in rules are actually very sensible?
    Never read them. Not really relevant to me :lol:
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    PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 75,997
    Charles said:

    hunchman said:

    Plenty of spreading around the Twitter sphere of the scandal mentioned by @FrancisUrquhart ..........

    Lots of supposition, but not much fact to support the potentially serious allegations.

    (i) Oooh. X knows Y. Y does something bad, sometimes, with consenting adults. Oooh. It must be a scandal despite the fact that X and Y know each other is widely known.

    (ii) Oooh. X and Y went somewhere together and someone paid. It wasn't declared. It might have been below the threshold for declaration. But we don't know. Oooh.

    (iii) But I was just a kid
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    JosiasJessopJosiasJessop Posts: 39,061

    rcs1000 said:


    When you're walking the coast and not taking ferries, then Runcorn is hard to avoid. ;)

    Been across the rail bridge next to the road bridge on the way to Liverpool.
    It's an interesting area for bridges. There used to be a transporter bridge across the Mersey:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widnes-Runcorn_Transporter_Bridge

    Which was replaced by this rather glorious arch bridge:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Jubilee_Bridge

    In comparison the railway bridge is rather unspectacular, even if it was a massive achievement when it was built.

    The walk from the bridge into Liverpool, squeezing through estuarine mud past Liverpool airport, is p*ss-poor. Except for the tall man of Hale:
    http://www.thetallestman.com/johnmiddleton.htm
    I had never even heard of a Transporter Bridge. And now I need to go to Newport to check one out!
    There's also the one at Middlesborough, a visit to which is perhaps the only reason for anyone ever to want to visit Middlesborough (including football), and one (I think a railway one) in Warrington.

    Another weird but wonderful structure is the Anderton boat lift on the Trent and Mersey.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderton_Boat_Lift
    Middlesborough has had some fantastic rare birds over the years. Its presumably the poisoned air they fly through that means they have to land....
    There's a terrible footpath that runs from Middlesborough to the sea near Redcar. It runs between fences protecting it from various plants - chemical, oil and possibly steel. When I walked it it was boggy, smelly and decrepit.

    Aptly enough, it's called the Black Path.
    http://steverabone.com/EastCoasttoWestCoast/south-gare_to_middlesbrough.htm
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    AndyJSAndyJS Posts: 29,395
    Pulpstar said:

    http://petitionmap.unboxedconsulting.com/?petition=116762

    The petition has produced a great map of eurosceptisicm.

    Philic Wales, Ireland, Scotland and the major English cities vs sceptic rural England.

    Virtually every petition I've seen produces one of two maps: one like this or its inverse.
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    Moses_Moses_ Posts: 4,865
    Well just a quick look at Guidos place shows that the Mirror, the Guardian, the BBC and Labour imploded today with a huge woomffaa of self afflicted hypocrisy and spittle filled hatred.

    Don't suppose we will see any of that on the news bulletins after a week of Daves hounding for actually following the rules....


    Just like they all did.

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