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  • Tykejohnno
    Tykejohnno Posts: 7,362
    SeanT said:

    Chapeau to Stephen Fry. Very witty Bafta intro

    Did you like the ken loach political bit ;-)
  • Charles
    Charles Posts: 35,758
    Omnium said:

    Charles said:

    a "normal" economic cycle

    The idea is obsolete isn't it?

    Economics has changed. The best guess is once again a guess.

    Highly paid economists the world over have been oddly reluctant to tell us that everything they've ever told us is wrong, or at least they wouldn't stand by it.

    While central bankers behave like morons it is.
  • TheScreamingEagles
    TheScreamingEagles Posts: 122,806

    NEW THREAD

  • Sunil_Prasannan
    Sunil_Prasannan Posts: 55,080
    Beverley_C said:

    Sunil_Prasannan said:


    Emphasis on the Red of course for the Corbyn Drive!

    Corbyn Drive?

    Multi-pass! (pronounced Mool-ty Pass)

    :D:D
    Following on from Thursday's thread, I completed my week in Manchester by doing Victoria to Southport, and the branch from Wigan to Kirkby. Actually went on Southport Pier, but to my disappointment the tram was withdrawn in 2015. Tracks still in situ. But was interesting to be able to pick out the massive Blackpool rollercoaster way in the distance.

    Back to work this week...
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    SeanT said:

    HYUFD said:

    BAFTAs in full scale leftwing luvvie mode at the moment. Fry making cracks at Trump's expense to begin with and now Ken Loach attacking the government on its welfare and refugee policies

    Let' em rend their haute couture garments, and gnash their expensive Hollywood teeth

    WE WON.
    Indeed, I would imagine 99% of the audience voted for Hillary/Remain depending on which side of the pond they came from
  • Goupillon
    Goupillon Posts: 79
    Voodoo poll in Whitehaven News currently has LD candidate in Copeland Rebecca Hanson on 42.5% after 480 votes cast. Both Conservative and Labour candidates on about 17% and UKIP nowhere.

    http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk/home?p_p_id=Voting_WAR_portalsuite_INSTANCE_vo0iQWfFWj2S&p_p_lifecycle=1&p_p_state=normal&p_p_mode=view&p_p_col_id=column-2&p_p_col_count=2&_Voting_WAR_portalsuite_INSTANCE_vo0iQWfFWj2S_javax.portlet.action=doVote&_Voting_WAR_portalsuite_INSTANCE_vo0iQWfFWj2S_arg_voting_uuid=bbf166dc-7f9e-4eaf-b451-1bac9195a637

  • Beverley_C
    Beverley_C Posts: 6,256
    Sunil_Prasannan said:

    Beverley_C said:

    Sunil_Prasannan said:


    Emphasis on the Red of course for the Corbyn Drive!

    Corbyn Drive?

    Multi-pass! (pronounced Mool-ty Pass)

    :D:D
    Following on from Thursday's thread, I completed my week in Manchester by doing Victoria to Southport, and the branch from Wigan to Kirkby. Actually went on Southport Pier, but to my disappointment the tram was withdrawn in 2015. Tracks still in situ. But was interesting to be able to pick out the massive Blackpool rollercoaster way in the distance.

    Back to work this week...
    Southport is quaint and distinctly lacking in Take-aways but it has a good boating lake for smaller dinghies.

    It sounds like you enjoyed your little jaunt around the NorthWest. :)
  • dr_spyn
    dr_spyn Posts: 11,312
    I just wish that all The Ring Cycle was shown on TV rather than via Iplayer for Seigfried, Die Walkure & Gotterdamerung. Grr. BBC managed to show it in full about 30 years ago.

    Still it was worth catching up with it, and is available for 5 months...
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