Not convinced that photo on the examiner is entirely appropriate ..
dav
you don’t get out much, do you?
Cú Chulainn
It’s an age appropriate thing..
millie st murderlark
Really?
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
I don’t get it. What’s ‘wrong’ with it?
millie st murderlark
*shruggles*
I dunno either. I loved chemistry in school. Pure rubbish at it, but I absolutely loved it.
Spaghetti Hoop
Of two science students? Or ROG?
Starina
Why are you sexualising a child?
Spaghetti Hoop
RoG is 41 in fairness.
Starina
ha! and from the sounds of it he’d get up on anyone
SOQ
Defiant May. Well what else is she going to say? I am jacking it all in and moving to Spain to open a pub? One thing for sure, she has earned her pension.
ReproButina
She has the numbers for a vote of no confidence though so it’ll be another waste of time from the Sasamachs.
Still, best The UK season finale ever.
Cú Chulainn
I’m torn between deep admiration and and a dark desire to see little englanders and their DUP friends burn in the biggest economic disaster of the modern age.
ReproButina
It’s like watching your brother do something incredibly stupid. You want it to go terribly wrong so they’ll see the folly of their ways but, at the same time, it’s your brother and you don’t really want them hurt.
Bertie Blenkinsop
I care about England the way Ryan Giggs’ brother cares about him.
ReproButina
I was thinking more of Northern Ireland.
Andyourpointiswhatexactly?
Harsh. But fair.
millie st murderlark
Bertie, put those claws away.
Save it for the boudoir.
Cian
@Millie, I thought we were trying to avoid a hard boudoir
millie st murderlark
I should have thought it was obvious by now that I love a hard boudoir.
Otis Blue
How can you lie there and think of England when you don’t even know who’s in the team?
Ollie Cromwell
Victory in Dublin.
€3.3 billion wiped off the value of Irish shares yesterday,the worst of any country in Europe.
Some victory.
Be afraid Ireland.
Be very very afraid.
Nigel
When Ollie’s threatening pro-Brexit comments are indistinguishable from doom-laden anti-Brexit comments you know it’s all going down the tubes.
Spaghetti Hoop
Hence my call for compensation for a foreign referendum causing us economic damage and political expense.
Or maybe a reduction in ‘those repayments’.
Hmmm…did we ever get reparations from Britain for the occupation and war(s)?
Thoughts for the day old chap.
Such insight. Shure the dogs in the streets knew that a hard Brexit is a disaster for us. But we will recover much quicker than Blighty.
We’re now at epilogue in the great Greek tragedy that Brexit is. Someone is about to find out he’s been ridin’ his ma and all sorts of eye gouging is yet to come.
MaryLou's ArmaLite
Giggidy gobpoo has been very quiet. Maybe he joined the Leo fan club
Starina
Look, it’s become very obvious that they can’t govern themselves over there. A centralised administration from the Dublin government is the only solution.
ReproButina
Remember when David Cameron said the choice was him or a “coalition of chaos”? Remember when he decided to call the Sasamach referendum to draw a line under the infighting in the Conservative and Unionist Party? What they really need now is some strong and stable leadership, probably from unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.
Not convinced that photo on the examiner is entirely appropriate ..
you don’t get out much, do you?
It’s an age appropriate thing..
Really?
I don’t get it. What’s ‘wrong’ with it?
*shruggles*
I dunno either. I loved chemistry in school. Pure rubbish at it, but I absolutely loved it.
Of two science students? Or ROG?
Why are you sexualising a child?
RoG is 41 in fairness.
ha! and from the sounds of it he’d get up on anyone
Defiant May. Well what else is she going to say? I am jacking it all in and moving to Spain to open a pub? One thing for sure, she has earned her pension.
She has the numbers for a vote of no confidence though so it’ll be another waste of time from the Sasamachs.
Still, best The UK season finale ever.
I’m torn between deep admiration and and a dark desire to see little englanders and their DUP friends burn in the biggest economic disaster of the modern age.
It’s like watching your brother do something incredibly stupid. You want it to go terribly wrong so they’ll see the folly of their ways but, at the same time, it’s your brother and you don’t really want them hurt.
I care about England the way Ryan Giggs’ brother cares about him.
I was thinking more of Northern Ireland.
Harsh. But fair.
Bertie, put those claws away.
Save it for the boudoir.
@Millie, I thought we were trying to avoid a hard boudoir
I should have thought it was obvious by now that I love a hard boudoir.
How can you lie there and think of England when you don’t even know who’s in the team?
Victory in Dublin.
€3.3 billion wiped off the value of Irish shares yesterday,the worst of any country in Europe.
Some victory.
Be afraid Ireland.
Be very very afraid.
When Ollie’s threatening pro-Brexit comments are indistinguishable from doom-laden anti-Brexit comments you know it’s all going down the tubes.
Hence my call for compensation for a foreign referendum causing us economic damage and political expense.
Or maybe a reduction in ‘those repayments’.
Hmmm…did we ever get reparations from Britain for the occupation and war(s)?
Thoughts for the day old chap.
https://www.historyireland.com/20th-century-contemporary-history/when-dev-defaulted-the-land-annuities-dispute-1926-38/
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#ComicalOllie
Such insight. Shure the dogs in the streets knew that a hard Brexit is a disaster for us. But we will recover much quicker than Blighty.
We’re now at epilogue in the great Greek tragedy that Brexit is. Someone is about to find out he’s been ridin’ his ma and all sorts of eye gouging is yet to come.
Giggidy gobpoo has been very quiet. Maybe he joined the Leo fan club
Look, it’s become very obvious that they can’t govern themselves over there. A centralised administration from the Dublin government is the only solution.
Remember when David Cameron said the choice was him or a “coalition of chaos”? Remember when he decided to call the Sasamach referendum to draw a line under the infighting in the Conservative and Unionist Party? What they really need now is some strong and stable leadership, probably from unelected bureaucrats in Brussels.
More likely the IMF I reckon.