I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
On the plus side, I'm glad that the sickly 'I always support the home nations' guff seems to have been completely dispensed with.
Best about it is , despite always getting easy starts , England are always on the next plane home after us.
Possibly not this time. They are good enough to have a chance, though it will be interesting to see how Ford performs if the scrum comes under real pressure.
It's not the despair, it's the hope I can't stand...
Is that Brexit or rugby?
You have hope - about Brexit????
It is about I have left, and a thin, vain hope at that. The Brexiting Nationalists have damaged the UK beyond repair. No matter what the outcome we are diminished by this incompetent, dishonest shambles of a process.
Any half-competent project manager could have had the outline of a successful Brexit done in an afternoon.
Priti Patel on Marr. That smirk is not a good look
There's not many people whom I look at and think they are pure evil, but Patel is one of them. If someone told me there was an MP who went around in the dead of night quietly sliding knives into the necks of sleeping homeless people, she would be my first, second and third guesses.
To be fair, she's my MP, and I had a problem over Dartford Crossing payments. She was very helpful.
To be fair, I don't know much about her. I'm realise my gut instinct is probably wrong, but I do have that gut instinct. I honestly would move heaven and earth to avoid being alone with her.
Face to face she can be quite pleasant, if only to look at. I've met her several times and I suspect that because I'm polite she thinks I'm a supporter. However, the last time we met she said something about 'Would you like Corbyn as Prime Minister?" and I said, slowly, something like 'Well.....' She looked horrified.
Her face is nice enough. She is broad-beamed further down. Or, to be blunt, she has a big fat arse and her choice of clothes do her no favour by emphasising her size.
She may be doing it on purpose, of course.
Anyway, I have my first serious cold and sore throat of the season so you can put my uncharacteristic acidity down to that.
Wish you well. Large whisky and honey perhaps?
I cannot abide honey. Even the smell makes me heave. My mother used to put it in warm milk for me and I loathed it. And whisky too. Sorry.
So it's Buttercup lotion from the chemist + lots of Ibruprofen and keeping warm. Am due for my flu injection this week and, joking aside, my lungs are so damaged that I need to avoid infection so the key is not to let it get to my chest, which is easier said than done what with them being rubbish.
Fortunately I have lots of box sets of nice TV shows to catch up on.
Honeybush tea from South Africa is very good for coughs. It doesn't actually taste of honey but is naturally slightly sweet. You can drink it with or without milk but it is more effective without. It's distantly related to the more well-known rooibos but much nicer IMO.
Dominic Cummings must have wargamed that it is better to have Jacob Rees-Mogg inside the Cabinet tent pissing out, rather than leaving him to fester and plot with the ERG. JRM stepped down on being appointed Leader of the House. Steve Baker replaced JRM as ERG big cheese (his second stint).
JRM has taken the King's Shilling. He now has to dance to the tune.
Doesn’t he ‘attend cabinet’, without being a member of it?
That is because there are only upright chairs around the table. JRM needs somewhere to lounge.....
On the plus side, I'm glad that the sickly 'I always support the home nations' guff seems to have been completely dispensed with.
Not by me, and what is sickly about it? This isn't politics, if nationalism has a reasonable place to be displayed its something harmless like a sporting competition. Does it trigger you or something?
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
On the plus side, I'm glad that the sickly 'I always support the home nations' guff seems to have been completely dispensed with.
Best about it is , despite always getting easy starts , England are always on the next plane home after us.
Possibly not this time. They are good enough to have a chance, though it will be interesting to see how Ford performs if the scrum comes under real pressure.
yes , need to see when they play a big team how it is likely to go. Been just training matches so far.
So much for PBTories' insistence that "Labour won't have ANY excuse to stop an election once the extension is agreed!!!".
Well, no excuse other than the fact that Labour are craven cowards who know that their leader and party are an electoral Chernobyl...
If you think the "Corbyn's a chicken" line is effective, why did the Tories drop it after about two days?
Why did Corbyn say he'd love an election once No Deal was off the table, unless he is both a liar and a coward?
I'm convinced we will have an election soon. We don't have a properly functioning government. The Opposition are unable or unwilling to replace the present government with the current composition of the Commons.
Therefore we must have an election. And soon.
We haven't had a properly functioning government since atleast last autumn (arguably since the 2017 election), yet an early election hasn't been triggered before now. It doesn't happen unless/until a majority of the current Commons think it's in their interest.
It might be different if the public was crying out demanding an election, but, despite PBTories' wishful thinking, I don't see much evidence of it. Just as, despite the wishes of some people on the other side, there doesn't seem much public fervour for a second Brexit referendum (sure, poll questions might produce majorities in favour of an election or referendum when people are pushed, but that doesn't necessarily mean a genuine desperation for one).
As much as people castigate politicians for being unable to make a final decision on Brexit, it seems to me that the public are not very keen to take on the responsibility of making a decision themselves, either.
That's not true. The government under May passed a budget and although it lost key Brexit votes it retained a formal majority with support from the DUP. The situation now has markedly deteriorated.
Unless the opponents to Johnson's Brexit plan can put a government together to steer us through a referendum (or whatever else), then I think we must have an election.
I have doubts that Johnson could pass a finance bill. The situation is grave.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
I think it is now just how hard a Brexit they manage and then a fight to get the referendum. They will be crapping it to have one given current landscape.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
I would never manage a catwalk - I am not 6 feet tall and grossly malnourished
FYI I am about 1.72m and a size 14 with an hour glass figure and take a size 14 tailored fit. Paint your own mental picture.
So much for PBTories' insistence that "Labour won't have ANY excuse to stop an election once the extension is agreed!!!".
Well, no excuse other than the fact that Labour are craven cowards who know that their leader and party are an electoral Chernobyl...
If you think the "Corbyn's a chicken" line is effective, why did the Tories drop it after about two days?
Why did Corbyn say he'd love an election once No Deal was off the table, unless he is both a liar and a coward?
I'm convinced we will have an election soon. We don't have a properly functioning government. The Opposition are unable or unwilling to replace the present government with the current composition of the Commons.
Therefore we must have an election. And soon.
We haven't had a properly functioning government since atleast last autumn (arguably since the 2017 election), yet an early election hasn't been triggered before now. It doesn't happen unless/until a majority of the current Commons think it's in their interest.
It might be different if the public was crying out demanding an election, but, despite PBTories' wishful thinking, I don't see much evidence of it. Just as, despite the wishes of some people on the other side, there doesn't seem much public fervour for a second Brexit referendum (sure, poll questions might produce majorities in favour of an election or referendum when people are pushed, but that doesn't necessarily mean a genuine desperation for one).
As much as people castigate politicians for being unable to make a final decision on Brexit, it seems to me that the public are not very keen to take on the responsibility of making a decision themselves, either.
That's not true. The government under May passed a budget and although it lost key Brexit votes it retained a formal majority with support from the DUP. The situation now has markedly deteriorated.
Unless the opponents to Johnson's Brexit plan can put a government together to steer us through a referendum (or whatever else), then I think we must have an election.
I have doubts that Johnson could pass a finance bill. The situation is grave.
Yep - we are now reaching a point where Jeremy Corbyn - yes, that Jeremy Corbyn - is deliberately choosing to keep a Tory Government and Boris Johnson in power.
So either he knows he'd lose an election badly, or he's actually a secret Tory...
So much for PBTories' insistence that "Labour won't have ANY excuse to stop an election once the extension is agreed!!!".
Well, no excuse other than the fact that Labour are craven cowards who know that their leader and party are an electoral Chernobyl...
If you think the "Corbyn's a chicken" line is effective, why did the Tories drop it after about two days?
Why did Corbyn say he'd love an election once No Deal was off the table, unless he is both a liar and a coward?
I'm convinced we will have an election soon. We don't have a properly functioning government. The Opposition are unable or unwilling to replace the present government with the current composition of the Commons.
Therefore we must have an election. And soon.
We haven't had a properly functioning government since atleast last autumn (arguably since the 2017 election), yet an early election hasn't been triggered before now. It doesn't happen unless/until a majority of the current Commons think it's in their interest.
It might be different if the public was crying out demanding an election, but, despite PBTories' wishful thinking, I don't see much evidence of it. Just as, despite the wishes of some people on the other side, there doesn't seem much public fervour for a second Brexit referendum (sure, poll questions might produce majorities in favour of an election or referendum when people are pushed, but that doesn't necessarily mean a genuine desperation for one).
As much as people castigate politicians for being unable to make a final decision on Brexit, it seems to me that the public are not very keen to take on the responsibility of making a decision themselves, either.
That's not true. The government under May passed a budget and although it lost key Brexit votes it retained a formal majority with support from the DUP. The situation now has markedly deteriorated.
Unless the opponents to Johnson's Brexit plan can put a government together to steer us through a referendum (or whatever else), then I think we must have an election.
I have doubts that Johnson could pass a finance bill. The situation is grave.
He has to throw NI under the bus to have any hope of a deal, given how perfidious the Tories are that will be easy and then it si just years of turmoil as they try to get an FTA and manage Scotland going independent. Plenty of work for lawyers and negotiators for years to come.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
50% for No still after the Brexit vote suggests otherwise, especially as that excludes Don't Knows too, even if support for No falls a little bit further in a No Deal scenario
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
All this talk of chunky arses reminds me of the best way to get rid of a girlfriend without having to dump her. You just wait for her next birthday and give her a gift voucher for one of those companies that specialise in clothes for utter monsters. Curvissa etc. #thuglife
"Only three times has a candidate not in the top three at this point won a nomination. Those were George McGovern in 1972, Jimmy Carter in 1976 and John Kerry in 2004."
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Growing older hasn’t been kind to her, to be fair. Physically
My cold cure is a home made ear drop made of distilled water (ordinary water would probably be fine though) and hydrogen peroxide. It bubbles up in your ears for a minute or so and then you drain it out. H2O2 kills pathogens very aggressively, but it surprised me that putting it in your ears worked so well. At the very least you get your ears cleansed out.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
I would never manage a catwalk - I am not 6 feet tall and grossly malnourished
FYI I am about 1.72m and a size 14 with an hour glass figure and take a size 14 tailored fit. Paint your own mental picture.
Describe yourself Mr Isam. Fair's fair....
6ft, 12 stone, 32 waist, 15 1/2 shirt
A throwaway comment about someone is fair, but I think the pair of you overstepped the mark.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
50% for No still after the Brexit vote suggests otherwise, especially as that excludes Don't Knows too, even if support for No falls a little bit further in a No Deal scenario
Wearily reels out the standard response:
WELL ISSUE A FECKING SECTION 3O ORDER IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Growing older hasn’t been kind to her, to be fair. Physically
It is not kind to any of us ...
Nothing works, everything aches and time will only go forwards. It's a casserole of shit.
Canada is heading for electoral stalemate, with the Quebec separatists potentially holding the balance of power. The election is on 21st October. Latest forecast:
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
Is that how sad you have become? You think that a badly chosen wardrobe discussion is because she is a Leaver?
TMay came in for a lot of stick about her wardrobe choices too - epsecially some of those awful jackets she liked and Leavers repeatedly call Mrs May a Remainer, so the event has already happened and you missed it.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
I know but what they said was true, no way to sugar coat it.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
50% for No still after the Brexit vote suggests otherwise, especially as that excludes Don't Knows too, even if support for No falls a little bit further in a No Deal scenario
Wearily reels out the standard response:
WELL ISSUE A FECKING SECTION 3O ORDER IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH
It does seem remarkable that Tories think that it's an outrage for anyone to block an electoral contest that they think they'd win (like an election soon), yet they're perfectly within their rights to block an electoral contest that they don't think they'd win (an election at a time when they were behind in the polls, a Scottish independence referendum, a second Brexit referendum).
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
50% for No still after the Brexit vote suggests otherwise, especially as that excludes Don't Knows too, even if support for No falls a little bit further in a No Deal scenario
Wearily reels out the standard response:
WELL ISSUE A FECKING SECTION 3O ORDER IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
Is that how sad you have become? You think that a badly chosen wardrobe discussion is because she is a Leaver?
TMay came in for a lot of stick about her wardrobe choices too - epsecially some of those awful jackets she liked and Leavers repeatedly call Mrs May a Remainer, so the event has already happened and you missed it.
If you were just slagging off her wardrobe choice that wouldn’t have been as bad
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
Is that how sad you have become? You think that a badly chosen wardrobe discussion is because she is a Leaver?
TMay came in for a lot of stick about her wardrobe choices too - epsecially some of those awful jackets she liked and Leavers repeatedly call Mrs May a Remainer, so the event has already happened and you missed it.
If you were just slagging off her wardrobe choice that wouldn’t have been as bad
We were slagging off her wardrobe choice. As a woman, you have to pick your wardrobe carefully to work with your complexion and figure. Ms Patel needs a different wardrobe.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Afternoon. The polling certainly suggests that hard or no deal Brexit will have a Union ending effect. Whichever outcome, the idea that the SNP and/or Indy are on the brink of being killed stone dead (regularly predicted on here) seems for the birds.
50% for No still after the Brexit vote suggests otherwise, especially as that excludes Don't Knows too, even if support for No falls a little bit further in a No Deal scenario
Wearily reels out the standard response:
WELL ISSUE A FECKING SECTION 3O ORDER IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH
Why would Unionist parties do that?
you feckin halfwit , we live in a democracy supposedly.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Growing older hasn’t been kind to her, to be fair. Physically
It is not kind to any of us ...
Nothing works, everything aches and time will only go forwards. It's a casserole of shit.
My cold cure is a home made ear drop made of distilled water (ordinary water would probably be fine though) and hydrogen peroxide. It bubbles up in your ears for a minute or so and then you drain it out. H2O2 kills pathogens very aggressively, but it surprised me that putting it in your ears worked so well. At the very least you get your ears cleansed out.
In my youth, when pharmacists actually made some at least of what they dispensed, I used, every so often to make Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Drops. And a lot of other things.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Growing older hasn’t been kind to her, to be fair. Physically
It is not kind to any of us ...
Nothing works, everything aches and time will only go forwards. It's a casserole of shit.
I do sometimes identify with Maurice Chevalier in Gigi. ‘I’m glad I’m not young any more’.
My cold cure is a home made ear drop made of distilled water (ordinary water would probably be fine though) and hydrogen peroxide. It bubbles up in your ears for a minute or so and then you drain it out. H2O2 kills pathogens very aggressively, but it surprised me that putting it in your ears worked so well. At the very least you get your ears cleansed out.
In my youth, when pharmacists actually made some at least of what they dispensed, I used, every so often to make Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Drops. And a lot of other things.
Shouldn't have any effect on a cold though - unless you have perforated ear drums, in which case it doesn't sound like great plan. In any case, peroxide is also used in bleach, so if you're going to use it, make sure of the concentration!
We were slagging off her wardrobe choice. As a woman, you have to pick your wardrobe carefully to work with your complexion and figure. Ms Patel needs a different wardrobe.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Growing older hasn’t been kind to her, to be fair. Physically
My cold cure is a home made ear drop made of distilled water (ordinary water would probably be fine though) and hydrogen peroxide. It bubbles up in your ears for a minute or so and then you drain it out. H2O2 kills pathogens very aggressively, but it surprised me that putting it in your ears worked so well. At the very least you get your ears cleansed out.
In my youth, when pharmacists actually made some at least of what they dispensed, I used, every so often to make Hydrogen Peroxide Ear Drops. And a lot of other things.
Shouldn't have any effect on a cold though - unless you have perforated ear drums, in which case it doesn't sound like great plan. In any case, peroxide is also used in bleach, so if you're going to use it, make sure of the concentration!
Priti Patel on Marr. That smirk is not a good look
There's not many people whom I look at and think they are pure evil, but Patel is one of them. If someone told me there was an MP who went around in the dead of night quietly sliding knives into the necks of sleeping homeless people, she would be my first, second and third guesses.
To be fair, she's my MP, and I had a problem over Dartford Crossing payments. She was very helpful.
To be fair, I don't know much about her. I'm realise my gut instinct is probably wrong, but I do have that gut instinct. I honestly would move heaven and earth to avoid being alone with her.
Face to face she can be quite pleasant, if only to look at. I've met her several times and I suspect that because I'm polite she thinks I'm a supporter. However, the last time we met she said something about 'Would you like Corbyn as Prime Minister?" and I said, slowly, something like 'Well.....' She looked horrified.
Her face is nice enough. She is broad-beamed further down. Or, to be blunt, she has a big fat arse and her choice of clothes do her no favour by emphasising her size.
Anyway, I have my first serious cold and sore throat of the season so you can put my uncharacteristic acidity down to that.
Get well soon
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
Wearing clothes that show off her massive arse and hips...... I suspect she's spent money on those clothes and, oh dear, she forgot to buy a full-length mirror as well.
After a few minutes on Google Image... Ye Gods!!!!! I see what you mean.
Some wardrobe advice is desperately needed as is a visit to M&S's fitting service...
Yourself and Cyclefree really ought to post full length pictures of yourselves so we can see what the catwalks are missing
Now now Isam keep it classy
Just waiting for their follow up on a female Remainer just to show the unjustifiable comments are not solely about politics.
Posting about people's looks and/or weight is very poor form. Commenting about how people dress is tedious unless that person is dressing for effect.
It's not the despair, it's the hope I can't stand...
Is that Brexit or rugby?
You have hope - about Brexit????
It is about I have left, and a thin, vain hope at that. The Brexiting Nationalists have damaged the UK beyond repair. No matter what the outcome we are diminished by this incompetent, dishonest shambles of a process.
Any half-competent project manager could have had the outline of a successful Brexit done in an afternoon.
Exactly. And they'd also point out that with any project you always increase the risk you take and the money you spend if you reduce the time you allow.
I see HYUFD is framing the SCons 'only' losing 2/3 of their seats as a good result; marvellous stuff.
Wings Over Scotland will be disappointed at these numbers, his constant theme nowadays is that the SNP are doing it all wrong.
He seems to have lost the plot recently. Not happy that his suggested Wings party did not go down well.
Afternoon Malky and TUD, I'm late to the scrum (out for an autumnal walk amidst the fungi). Given that whether we have Brexit or not will make a perhapos crucial difference to the actual results, have I missed much?
Hello Carnyx, not a lot. just usual for here , a few intelligent people agreeing that tide has turned in Scotland whilst the usual ones that know nothing beyond the M25 think a Tory surge is coming. Brexit will indeed make a difference and once UK is out it will quicken up the split. Once the plebs see the real impact they will be queueing up for referendum.
Thanks to you and TUD - it does all seem a bit premature indeed at present.
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They are good enough to have a chance, though it will be interesting to see how Ford performs if the scrum comes under real pressure.
Any half-competent project manager could have had the outline of a successful Brexit done in an afternoon.
Unless the opponents to Johnson's Brexit plan can put a government together to steer us through a referendum (or whatever else), then I think we must have an election.
I have doubts that Johnson could pass a finance bill. The situation is grave.
FYI I am about 1.72m and a size 14 with an hour glass figure and take a size 14 tailored fit. Paint your own mental picture.
Describe yourself Mr Isam. Fair's fair....
So either he knows he'd lose an election badly, or he's actually a secret Tory...
#thuglife
"Only three times has a candidate not in the top three at this point won a nomination. Those were George McGovern in 1972, Jimmy Carter in 1976 and John Kerry in 2004."
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/10/12/politics/joe-biden-elizabeth-warren-polls/index.html
Biden, Warren and Sanders are top three.
A throwaway comment about someone is fair, but I think the pair of you overstepped the mark.
WELL ISSUE A FECKING SECTION 3O ORDER IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH
Brave effort though
Con 140
Lib 135
BQ 33
NDP 25
Grn 4
PPC 1
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/
TMay came in for a lot of stick about her wardrobe choices too - epsecially some of those awful jackets she liked and Leavers repeatedly call Mrs May a Remainer, so the event has already happened and you missed it.