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  • NigelbNigelb Posts: 76,686

    Of course he didn’t. But the cute choice of words potentially allows him to wiggle out of a charge of lying. That’s all I am arguing.
    Makes no difference - he deliberately misled the House on several occasions, whatever the terminological quibbling.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512

    Compare and contrast:
    This morning: Chief Secretary to the Treasury Simon Clarke says Sue Gray organised the Downing Street meeting https://twitter.com/ITVNewsPolitics/status/1528668890951213056
    This evening; The Times front page lead - Johnson called the meeting and demanded Gray drop her investigation https://twitter.com/AllieHBNews/status/1528847049747316739/photo/1

    But there is no cover-up. Nothing to see. Tory corruption front and centre.

    Hmmm. How on earth could "Gray drop her investigation"?

  • FoxyFoxy Posts: 51,207
    kle4 said:

    He does have some amusing moments. There was that occasion awhile back whena a journalist was trying get some detail about what Biden precisely meant about responding in kind to a potential Russian chemical attack in Ukraine.

    “I’m not going to tell you. Why would I tell you? You got to be silly.”

    “The world wants to know?”

    “The world wants to know a lot of things. I’m not telling what the response would be. Then Russia knows the response."
    Not as daft as he sometimes seems.
  • StillWatersStillWaters Posts: 9,759
    IshmaelZ said:

    Wrexham: Man dies after being bitten by dog at house

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-61551650

    It seems quite likely from the report that it was his own lovable tail-wagger, which makes laughing like a drain a legitimate option.

    I’m going with the “only a drunken shit like @IshmaelZ would laugh at the death of another human”
  • IshmaelZIshmaelZ Posts: 21,830
    geoffw said:

    You shouldn't confuse the baying opinions on this board with "most people".

    Well, hang on, if the output on this board consists of "baying opinions" which are of less value than the views of most people, why are you here? Some sort of sociological fieldwork deal?
  • geoffwgeoffw Posts: 9,012
    Nigelb said:

    Makes no difference - he deliberately misled the House on several occasions, whatever the terminological quibbling.
    This is the serious charge. But how is it to be judged? Surely by the House itself, not some quasi judicial process. Let the LotO bring a motion and get it passed. If that happened he would have to resign.

  • IshmaelZIshmaelZ Posts: 21,830

    I’m going with the “only a drunken shit like @IshmaelZ would laugh at the death of another human”
    Why do you assume I am a human?

    And, sorry, but if this story turns out to be: Man has throat ripped out by own lovable tail-wagger, it is as funny as fuck. Your sensayuma deficiency is not my problem.
  • StillWatersStillWaters Posts: 9,759
    Nigelb said:

    Makes no difference - he deliberately misled the House on several occasions, whatever the terminological quibbling.
    Misled is a much better complaint because it includes the kind of sophistry that lets you wriggle out of a lying charge
  • NickPalmerNickPalmer Posts: 21,674
    dixiedean said:

    Are Tory MP's appearing in the media the only people who haven't seen these photos?
    I mean. I think it's overblown. But "having made no effort whatsoever to see what I am being interviewed about" is a pretty pathetic excuse.
    You'd be sanctioned if this was a DWP mandated interview for openly taking the piss.

    Based on my brief experience of Job Centres, they are perfectly polite but require extensive documentation of everything, with no leeway given for any deviation or doubt. People who they judge are probably lying about anything lose their entire source of income and are held up in the Mail as "scroungers".

    I won't prejudge the report, but I think we can reasonably prejudge the standards of the Mail.
  • dixiedeandixiedean Posts: 29,936
    Off topic. But my youngest has just taken his first actual counting exam of his life
    He's well past 18. Was hugely stressful for him.
  • MattWMattW Posts: 26,617
    edited May 2022
    rcs1000 said:

    @Gardenwalker overstates the case, but the electricity regulation system in the UK has reduced the resilience of the UK to external shocks.

    Right now, electrical generators are paid according to:

    (1) How much electricity they produce, and (for gas, coal, etc) the market price for that energy
    (2) A capacity payment for dispatchable power

    The idea of (2) was to ensure that there would always be enough power generation available in the even the sun was not shining and the wind not blowing. Basically, that slightly out of date plant might not produce a lot of energy a year, but this way the capacity payments ensured it stayed open (and available) rather being shuttered.

    There was only one problem - which I identified in a white paper in 2015 - which is that the owners of these power plants didn't actually have to have any coal or gas for their plants, they only needed to have the plant.

    What this meant is that - with the exception of the Norwegian supply contract - pretty much none of the UK's gas is on long-term contracts.

    In the event that it became impossible to get LNG deliveries (because you were outbid by the Spanish), well, you might not be able to actually generate power, but you'd still get paid the capacity payment.

    Yes- I follow that. Thanks for the detailed comment.

    However the loss of resilience was a political decision in 2015-16 (?) that the country basically did not need strategic gas reserves. In essence the May (?) govt decided that we did not need an insurance policy.

    A requirement on energy suppliers to keep a supply of gas would be another way to address that, perhaps.

    Neither of which is about market failure, as they are political / regulatory decisions.

    It will be very interesting to see what Brussel comes up with.
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794
    rcs1000 said:

    Different people value different things.

    That's what makes the world great. On this board, most people prefer low rise, gardens, etc.

    But I'm much more of an urban bod, and would rather be on the 32nd floor of a tower block in Manhattan or in the Barbican than in a three bedroom semi with a garden in Muswell Hill.
    Having lived on the 20th floor all I can say is when the lifts dont work its a pain, when they do work they smell of urine and are littered with used condoms
  • dixiedeandixiedean Posts: 29,936

    Based on my brief experience of Job Centres, they are perfectly polite but require extensive documentation of everything, with no leeway given for any deviation or doubt. People who they judge are probably lying about anything lose their entire source of income and are held up in the Mail as "scroungers".

    I won't prejudge the report, but I think we can reasonably prejudge the standards of the Mail.
    Yes. And.
    If you are sent for an interview specifically for a hospital porter, say. "Well. I haven't seen the job specs, so can't comment" even though they have been e-mailed to you. And are in every newspaper, website and TV channel.
    Wouldn't be a valid excuse. Your money would be stopped.
  • kjhkjh Posts: 12,509
    geoffw said:

    You shouldn't confuse the baying opinions on this board with "most people".

    I haven't. I don't form opinions based just on what I read here and doesn't the same go for you as well? I was completely open minded as to their reasons and that they might be right so hardly grounds for criticism. However I think there is a wide spread view Boris is toxic so it is a risk to take by Tiverton Tories to assume that is wrong.

    The Tories have what looks like a good candidate who could win on her own credentials so why take the risk at tying her to Boris' apron strings. The LDs might have found it hard to target her. They now have excellent target material.
  • FoxyFoxy Posts: 51,207
    dixiedean said:

    Off topic. But my youngest has just taken his first actual counting exam of his life
    He's well past 18. Was hugely stressful for him.

    It will be very interesting to see how the students awarded grades the last couple of years compare to those who are graded by exams. My suspicion is that there will be little to choose between their performance at University. What will we do if the British cult of exams is shown to be a pointless distraction from learning?

  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    Terrible headlines for the Met and Johnson tonight.

    Apart from Mail obviously.

  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794

    Boris “is doing a pretty good job at the moment” is a staggering thing to hear someone say - i think it’s more like, why would someone want to be PM if they have no sane ideas how to lead the country forward? This is the first government in my lifetime without an economic plan and direction.
    Well could have been worse could have been Corbyn who certainly had a plan and direction...merely a wrong one
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794
    kle4 said:

    Most people of sense agree with everything I say, naturally.

    So, yes, not most people.
    Erm dont you vote lib dem which implies most people dont agree with you? well 90% or so at least?
  • noneoftheabovenoneoftheabove Posts: 24,254

    Terrible headlines for the Met and Johnson tonight.

    Apart from Mail obviously.

    It is clear there is only one proper conclusion from here. Starmer must go.
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794
    Pagan2 said:

    Erm dont you vote lib dem which implies most people dont agree with you? well 90% or so at least?
    Don't get me wrong as I stopped voting in 2010 as I only get the choice con, lab or ld....but on the whole the not voting as they are all shit party gets 3 times more support than the lib dems
  • kle4kle4 Posts: 98,548
    Pagan2 said:

    Erm dont you vote lib dem which implies most people dont agree with you? well 90% or so at least?
    1) It was a joke

    2) Most people not agreeing with me was the point of the second sentence

    3) I voted Tory in 2017, and at the 2019 Euros funnily enough, where even fewer people agreed with me.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    Paging @Sunil_Prasannan:


    Tom Harwood
    @tomhfh
    ·
    3h
    going to ride the purple train tomorrow just for fun. cannot wait!
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794
    kle4 said:

    1) It was a joke

    2) Most people not agreeing with me was the point of the second sentence

    3) I voted Tory in 2017, and at the 2019 Euros funnily enough, where even fewer people agreed with me.
    blinks I had you down as a rational person how did you have a moment of madness and vote for may or johnson? The sort of reaction I normally reserve for the type of person who says "I can gargle with my own vomit its my party trick"
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512

    I think you are misreading each situation.

    Should Starmer and Rayner get FPNs it is for a technical misreading of the rules. When we were allowed back to work in our office we ate our supermarket sandwiches and drank our soft drinks whilst engaging in idle banter for half an hour over lunch. Perhaps technically I should have retired to the car and eaten lunch on my own. Millions of us did the same. The law might have been broken in Durham, but the spirit was not. The rules were hazy.

    Johnson wrote the rules and on today's pictures was present, maybe not at a party, but a non socially distanced "piss up" involving multiple people when the rules stated just two to be present. He drove a coach and horses through laws he had drafted.

    Starmer may well get an FPN and lose his job, whilst Johnson will not, but suggesting the two events are identical is ludicrous.

    I also think the clamour tonight for Starmer to be issued an FPN because the police have embarrassed themselves by not issuing Johnson with one is a bizarre reading of justice in post-Brexit Britain.
    The latest desperate Johnson cult attempt to explain all this tonight from right wingers seems to be focusing on a time factor which none of the rest of us were aware was in the law on covid.

    So, Johnson attended Lee Cain's leaving do for a small amount of time where as others, who were fined, stayed longer. Johnson came, drank booze, made a speech described as ten to fifteen minutes long and then left. This is legal apparently because he stayed less time than others.





  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794

    The latest desperate Johnson cult attempt to explain all this tonight from right wingers seems to be focusing on a time factor which none of the rest of us were aware was in the law on covid.

    So, Johnson attended Lee Cain's leaving do for a small amount of time where as others, who were fined, stayed longer. Johnson came, drank booze, made a speech described as ten to fifteen minutes long and then left. This is legal apparently because he stayed less time than others.





    I think you are being to tribal here, general consensus I think amongst normal people is being an mp should be an arrestable offence as they are all doing shit that would get the rest of us locked up or fired.
  • MexicanpeteMexicanpete Posts: 31,256

    You’ve made your point very clear - but what you just typed there, do you actually believe it? Alternately you can believe what the investigation lead said last week, the key determinant to each FPN issued was to be sure it was correct to issue (and not challenged and overturned) everybody in the media seemed to believe this meant was FPN by being in photograph. The point you are making in this mini discussion with me you yourself are admitting “similar photos to these” in other words “you are stonkingly right again MoonRabbit, until today the police have not seen these particular photos”.

    I don’t want to come over all Sherlock, but what alerted me to it was the haste Downing Street hit the microphones this evening to claim “the police had access to all photos”
    Moonrabbit, I am amongst other things a sad, low level masonic conspiracy theorist having been "tucked up" by a couple of Freemasons at work over two decades ago. So when I see egregious incompetence like Kenny Noye's acquittal for killing a police officer surveilling his premises because evidence was corrupted, and Noye was a Mason, or incompetent South Wales Police officers "losing" evidence to collapse the trial of the detectives who allegedly "fitted up" the men convicted in the Lynette White case, I ask the question "is Boris Johnson a Freemason"?

    Cock up or conspiracy, who knows? But even this far from Scotland Yard the investigation from beginning to end smells rank.
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794

    Moonrabbit, I am amongst other things a sad, low level masonic conspiracy theorist having been "tucked up" by a couple of Freemasons at work over two decades ago. So when I see egregious incompetence like Kenny Noye's acquittal for killing a police officer surveilling his premises because evidence was corrupted, and Noye was a Mason, or incompetent South Wales Police officers "losing" evidence to collapse the trial of the detectives who allegedly "fitted up" the men convicted in the Lynette White case, I ask the question "is Boris Johnson a Freemason"?

    Cock up or conspiracy, who knows? But even this far from Scotland Yard the investigation from beginning to end smells rank.
    I think here in some ways you are wrong and some ways you are right. I think most masons would find the same things abhorrent as you and I which is where you are wrong. Where you are right is that from what I have experienced most masons will then go on to give the benefit of the doubt and assume is was an aberrant event and you will mend your ways now its been pointed out.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    Right on covid modelling. Utterly deluded on parties...



    Andrew Lilico
    @andrew_lilico
    I see everyone's now pretending this isn't obviously a work speech saying goodbye to a colleague. I've done loads of those. Dull affairs where we stand around in a circle at the end of the working day, holding a glass & remembering some amusing projects we did together.


    Andrew Lilico
    @andrew_lilico
    ·
    3h
    Replying to
    @andrew_lilico
    All these matters were already investigated by the police & Boris was exonerated. Leave it now. You lost. You're just embarrassing yourselves at this point. Move on - there are so many genuine things to (quite properly) criticise Boris & his govt for! Why waste more time on this?
  • FrancisUrquhartFrancisUrquhart Posts: 83,469
    edited May 2022
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  • GardenwalkerGardenwalker Posts: 22,203
    Has Number 10 deliberately sent Peter Bone and Desmond Swayne out to defend him as some kind of “burn down Paris” strategy, or are they literally the last men left in the bunker?
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 59,370
    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 59,370

    There’s a more strategic issue though in that because spot was cheaper it encouraged the market to lean one way while not correctly pricing in societal risks
    Exactly.
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794
    rcs1000 said:

    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.

    People have tried gently hinting that listening to radio head is a gateway drug...
  • MexicanpeteMexicanpete Posts: 31,256
    Pagan2 said:

    I think here in some ways you are wrong and some ways you are right. I think most masons would find the same things abhorrent as you and I which is where you are wrong. Where you are right is that from what I have experienced most masons will then go on to give the benefit of the doubt and assume is was an aberrant event and you will mend your ways now its been pointed out.
    I have shown my working out. I have availed myself of the mechanics of Freemasonry reading both Yallop and Knight's books. I have also crossed the path of a number of nobs who wear masonic rings.

    I am sure your intimation of a few bad apples applies, and the argument presented to me is masonry is all about charitable works. Fair enough, colour me skeptical, but secret societies, why? And anyway no thanks, and I have been approached.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512

    Robert Reich
    @RBReich
    ·
    1h
    Doug Mastriano—the GOP nominee for PA Gov—is a Jan 6 insurrectionist & Big Lie conspiracy theorist. If he wins in November, he'll appoint the secretary of state, who will oversee the 2024 election results in one of the most important battleground states in the country. Be warned

    https://twitter.com/RBReich/status/1528849675347845120
  • El_CapitanoEl_Capitano Posts: 4,243

    Again his quote:

    “No” relates to “can the pm tell the house whether…” not whether there was a part

    “I’m sure.. guidance … and rules were followed” makes it his belief not fact.

    He’s clever with words.

    My view remains that it’s the political blowback among votes (eg Foxy above) that matters
    It’s even more weaseling than that.

    Catherine West asked “Will the prime minister tell the House whether there was a party in Downing Street on 13 November?”

    “Will”, not “can”. The BBC have misreported it by claiming the latter.

    Johnson replied “No.” Or in other words, “Shan’t.”
  • MexicanpeteMexicanpete Posts: 31,256

    Has Number 10 deliberately sent Peter Bone and Desmond Swayne out to defend him as some kind of “burn down Paris” strategy, or are they literally the last men left in the bunker?

    And I thought I was just watching Beavis and Butthead...
  • Pagan2Pagan2 Posts: 10,794

    I have shown my working out. I have availed myself of the mechanics of Freemasonry reading both Yallop and Knight's books. I have also crossed the path of a number of nobs who wear masonic rings.

    I am sure your intimation of a few bad apples applies, and the argument presented to me is masonry is all about charitable works. Fair enough, colour me skeptical, but secret societies, why? And anyway no thanks, and I have been approached.
    I wasn't disagreeing they are bad just saying thats the mind set. My step father was a mason. His response to being told a mason was a pervert that liked little kids was not to report him but to tell him its unacceptable and needs to stop
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    rcs1000 said:

    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.

    Have you seen the official video (not the performance on the night)?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9RJQPZsj8E

    Old skool train carriages.

    Outstanding.
  • MexicanpeteMexicanpete Posts: 31,256
    Pagan2 said:

    I wasn't disagreeing they are bad just saying thats the mind set. My step father was a mason. His response to being told a mason was a pervert that liked little kids was not to report him but to tell him its unacceptable and needs to stop
    Wow!

    What more can I say?
  • GardenwalkerGardenwalker Posts: 22,203
    Just saw this on Twitter.

    https://twitter.com/benwansell/status/1528865347138633728?s=21&t=PRfkP1RMPreReWLz-WYKKg

    So many Tories thought he was the Heineken politician. Now they are beginning to realise that Heineken tastes like piss.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    rcs1000 said:

    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.

    A better confession than being obsessed with the spanish entry. :wink:

  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 65,512
    Dominic Cummings
    @Dominic2306
    ·
    1h
    Bone is notoriously thick.

    The MET has NOT said it was a 'work event', they've FINED officials cos they've defined the event as UNLAWFUL.

    That's why the whole of SW1 is asking: why didn't MET fine 🛒 given a) MET defined it unlawful & b) photo proves 🛒 there drinking?

    https://twitter.com/Dominic2306/status/1528859842282233857
  • TresTres Posts: 2,819

    Compare and contrast:
    This morning: Chief Secretary to the Treasury Simon Clarke says Sue Gray organised the Downing Street meeting https://twitter.com/ITVNewsPolitics/status/1528668890951213056
    This evening; The Times front page lead - Johnson called the meeting and demanded Gray drop her investigation https://twitter.com/AllieHBNews/status/1528847049747316739/photo/1

    But there is no cover-up. Nothing to see. Tory corruption front and centre.

    They still think we are all idiots.
    The jury is out on whether or not they are right.
  • Luckyguy1983Luckyguy1983 Posts: 30,806
    Nigelb said:

    True, but more importantly, long term planning for reliable and economic energy generation was non existent.
    The failure to invest in large scale projects that only government could undertake was forever kicked into the long grass.

    And I think we've missed our best opportunity to secure cheap funding for tidal - over the last decade we could have borrowed hundreds of billions, long term, at very low rates had the debt been government backed. It could likely have been paid off profitably from tidal electric revenues.
    That might not work if long term rates are too high.
    Never too late.

    Dominic Cummings
    @Dominic2306
    ·
    1h
    Bone is notoriously thick.

    The MET has NOT said it was a 'work event', they've FINED officials cos they've defined the event as UNLAWFUL.

    That's why the whole of SW1 is asking: why didn't MET fine 🛒 given a) MET defined it unlawful & b) photo proves 🛒 there drinking?

    https://twitter.com/Dominic2306/status/1528859842282233857

    He's having great fun.

    Despite having a bit of fun with this myself upthread, I still don't care about partygate. I agree that Boris's time has passed, but not because of partygate.
  • Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 53,637
    rcs1000 said:

    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.

    For me, it's the Norwegian entry!
  • Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 53,637

    Paging @Sunil_Prasannan:


    Tom Harwood
    @tomhfh
    ·
    3h
    going to ride the purple train tomorrow just for fun. cannot wait!

    As many of you have probably guessed, the Elizabeth Line has been rushed into opening in time for the Platinum Jubilee without it all functioning as one cohesive service.

    So, from later this morning, the central section east of Paddington (low level) including the branch from Whitechapel to Canary Wharf, Custom House, Woolwich and Abbey Wood, will not yet be connected to Stratford in the east, and Acton in the west. Bond Street platforms are also not ready. But the connections and Bond Street should be ready "by the autumn". Hmmm,,, we'll see!

    Also, if you're into trying to take pics of trains arriving/leaving at the stations from Paddington to Canary Wharf, as well as Woolwich - don't bother! Platform edge doors similar to those on the Jubilee line will prevent you having a clear view of the trains or the tracks!

    Best places to see the trains on the section that's opening tomorrow are Custom House and Abbey Wood, which are out in the open. Also, there's a footbridge at Silvertown, near LCY Airport, affording views of the route.

    Journey time is 29 minutes from Paddington to Abbey Wood. And the frequency is every 5 minutes. Not bad at all for a "main line" service.

    Personally, travelling in from Ilford, I aim to change trains at Liverpool Street, head southeast to Abbey Wood, then visit each station on the way back to Liverpool Street, head west through to Paddington (low level), then visit the remaining two stations in Zone 1 (Tottenham Court Road and Farringdon) on the way back to Liverpool Street, thereby doing the route and all nine stations opening tomorrow.

    Also, it's bound to be full of media-people and fucking Youtubers today, so I'm seriously mulling delaying my expedition until tomorrow (Wednesday) when it's bound to be less busy. But then, that's just me!
  • kyf_100kyf_100 Posts: 4,955

    Dominic Cummings
    @Dominic2306
    ·
    1h
    Bone is notoriously thick.

    The MET has NOT said it was a 'work event', they've FINED officials cos they've defined the event as UNLAWFUL.

    That's why the whole of SW1 is asking: why didn't MET fine 🛒 given a) MET defined it unlawful & b) photo proves 🛒 there drinking?

    https://twitter.com/Dominic2306/status/1528859842282233857

    Is that Dominic of Barnard Castle fame? How come nobody fined him?
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 59,370
    Pagan2 said:

    I wasn't disagreeing they are bad just saying thats the mind set. My step father was a mason. His response to being told a mason was a pervert that liked little kids was not to report him but to tell him its unacceptable and needs to stop
    What had to stop: the child abuse or the telling on other masons?
  • PulpstarPulpstar Posts: 79,222
    Special military operation planned..
    By err Turkey in Northern Syria.
  • MonkeysMonkeys Posts: 766

    Love you avatar picture btw monkeys
    I like his books. He was on (to?) something.
  • bigjohnowlsbigjohnowls Posts: 22,924

    For me, it's the Norwegian entry!
    Spanish entry

    Can even play muted
  • NigelbNigelb Posts: 76,686
    rcs1000 said:

    Guys, I need help.

    I'm becoming obsessed with the Moldovan Eurovision entry. I've played it like a dozen times. And I need to stop.

    But I can't.

    Get a decent version of the Goldberg Variations, and listen to it two or three times.

    Should kill off those parasitic ear worms.
  • NigelbNigelb Posts: 76,686
    Interesting point - try it.

    I just looked at my phone Photos for November 2020 ... at no stage do any of them look like this. Try it with your photos... if you can find a party with raised glasses you probably were a Tory politician or SPAD .. that's how bad it is
    https://mobile.twitter.com/paulmasonnews/status/1528835927279288322
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