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I should know, I use their services around 8-10 times a week.
`Can't Agree Nothing, Vicissitude Arriving Shortly' "
How about "Can't Add Numbers Vacuous And Silly" ?
Although the referendum was probably his biggest political error given he wanted us to stay...
Sir Vince is very clever, though. Who else has realised that if you legalise "ordinary" cannabis, skunk will automatically disappear from our streets. There just won't be the demand for it; no, sirree.
This was a narrative changer.
Wiping out the Lib Dems might have been Cameron’s greatest strategic mistake as Prime Minister.
http://www2.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2016/07/24/wiping-out-the-lib-dems-might-have-been-camerons-greatest-strategic-mistake-as-pm/
As it is the biggest policy error since at least the First World War, that wouldn't be a surprise.
Out of interest, why not? Surely there's a theoretical political party that you could support?
Do you not vote, either?
Apparently, women and girls find it much easier to put themselves into male protagonists' shoes than men/boys do for female protagonists, which is one reason male leads are still so common. There are exceptions (I think I read at university that Totally Spies was very popular with boys, and that Top Gear, surely the blokiest of blokey things, had a mostly female audience).
https://twitter.com/onekade/status/900707938032992257
Assuming he would win at a canter was.
Hooray for Liverpool
Anyway, as I mentioned before but in case anyone interested missed it, just one early tip this time. Raikkonen to 'win' qualifying each way at 17. Should be more like 6.
As it happens, on this occasion the wrong inference was drawn from the rubbish evidence anyway (if there's one group of migrants that we should be happy to have staying, it's British degree-educated migrants), but the point still stands.
1. There was a problem (this was principally "fake colleges" rather than dodgy students at real universities
2. The Home Office introduced new rules
3. Now that the new rules are operational, very few students overstay their welcome
That doesn't mean there was no problem in the past. It could mean that the rules changes have fixed the problem.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/24/is-it-ok-to-be-friends-with-a-tory
Astonishingly (or perhaps not), Joseph Harker, who seems to think prejudice and stirring up hatred are virtues, is the Guardian’s deputy opinion editor.
Celtic won't be going far then this year....
Celtic won't be going far then this year....
Anyway, I must be off. F1 returns tomorrow. Huzzah!
Spartak Moscow, Sevilla and Maribor. No reason the Reds can't qualify from that group.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2010/oct/04/osborne-child-benfit-war-families
The divergence between Spain and Italy is stunning and shows what you can achieve with the right policies.
"not since China's one-child rule has there been such a penalty for having kids."
Quite similar to Sorrells vs United States and Sherman vs United States.
Group A Benfica, Man Utd, Basel, CSKA Moscow
Group B Bayern Munich, PSG, Anderlecht, Celtic
Group C Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Roma, Qarabag
Group D Juventus, Barcelona, Olympiakos, Sporting
Group E Spartak Moscow, Sevilla, Liverpool, Maribor
Group F Shakhtar, Man City, Napoli, Feyenoord
Group G Monaco, Porto, Besiktas, RB Leipzig
Group H Real Madrid, Dortmund, Tottenham, APOEL
Will Leaverstan be a better place in 10 years time? I think that very unlikely.
The fruits of my mathematical labour – all Champions League groups ranked by the combined Uefa coefficient of the teams involved to produce your handy cut-out-and-keep groupofdeathometer:
Group H: Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Tottenham, Apoel Nicosia 405.3
Group D : Juventus, Barcelona, Olympiakos, Sporting Clube de Portugal 394.111
Group B: Bayern Munich, Paris St-Germain, Anderlecht, Celtic 382.857
Group A: Benfica, Manchester United, Basel, CSKA Moscow 321.069
Group C: Chelsea, Atlético Madrid, Roma, Qarabag 320.907
Group F: Shakhtar Donetsk, Manchester City, Napoli, Feyenoord 299.596
Group G: Monaco, Porto, Besiktas, Leipzig 222.938
Group E: Spartak Moscow, Sevilla, Liverpool, Maribor 208.922
For United it's just that trip to Moscow. May cost PL points.
Do explain the difference.
https://twitter.com/LFCFansCorner/status/900760275544141824
Silly season story to give Vince some prominence.
And then in my bleakest moments I realise that I'm already on it.
https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/900609872147881984
*lose their jobs, rather than shot from a cannon or put in a clay oven.
I think Barca will be well short of the mark this year. They need a couple of decent buys and I don't mean Coutinho.
But I'm happy to talk to you and have a drink with you for a start.
Less than unacceptable.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-41036937
Can I report the BBC to facebook or something for spreading Fake News?
In person he wouldn't have the bollocks to be that rude, and would be as friendly to you as to anyone else, possibly muttering something about you being 'a reasonable sensible Tory', and just continue his prejudices unchallenged to those he thinks have sympathetic ears once you're out of earshot.
Meanwhile you might say to that same person later, with them nodding along, that he was a bit of a pompous wanker.
I find the psychology fascinating.
Your answer to an argument with my wife, my car breaking down or a bad day at work would be "more Europe".
Are you actually that fanatical, or do you think that if you simply repeat "more Europe" often enough to me that it'll somehow seep into my subconscious and I'll somehow subliminally become a europhile before I even realise it's happened?