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Why write my own response when someone's already done it for me.

Keep going - I'm sure your efforts will bear fruit. I'm rooting for you!

I reckon much sooner than that.

Literally Also the same morons who when we have a few days of snow in winter are the first to use it as proof climate change/warming isn't happening.

Might go all Marxist here, but isn't the answer worker co-op's? Then if they decide to give the big pay rise, they get less in dividends. If they don't get a pay rise it's covered by higher dividends. Swings and roundabouts.

What % pay rise did the employees get?

And if I showed people I know and work with your thoughts on here they'd think you were a short-sighted, selfish arsehole.

"Businesses have costs to pay and if they go up they should increase prices to cover it to keep going." "People have costs to pay but when they go up they shouldn't increase the price of their labour to cover it and should just suffer." If people's wages aren't matching price increases, the...

Which in many cases, especially in big business, has nothing to do with an inability to absorb the costs but an ideological one to maintain excessive profits. They will always fuck the employees for the benefits of shareholders.

So your mates put up their prices to cover their costs. Which is what the employees are asking to do - put up the price for the job they do to cover their costs. Only they have to ask others rather than be able to just make the choice themselves. And if you're worried about wage rises and...

But prices are going up by that without the pay rises. I accept in certain instances there are supply/demand issues, such as crops. In others there have been increased costs due to things like Brexit. Now, if businesses were making lower profits due to that then fine, but many (especially...

Quick question. As you can have all sorts of levels to play (esp. in England) are any of the women's leagues available?

Clever! Not saying if you mean the penalty or it being rescinded.

It's also longer than an election cycle, so not really a defence at all.

I didn't have to dredge through as your opinion on Brexit was well-known and saying soveriegnity is over-rated seemed like a very odd statement to make for a Brexit supporter. Just usually when evidence isn't provided it gets asked for, so I pre-empted it. It took me less than 30 seconds.

We've got Bidwell for that position, then a couple of loanees who can play there if absolutely required and Reid as back up who MR doesn't seem to think can play LWB. CB we've got Hyam, Fadz, Rose, Panzo and Doyle. So I'd say LWB is a bigger priority than a CB.

I think we lack pace far more, but maybe hat's just me. Given the way we play, having a big lump just there to try and get their head on crosses isn't going to be that useful. Even at the end of games when we scored a lot of goals we didn't do so by lumping it in. So when is this big targetman...

How many times do we lump a high cross in? How effect is that as a tactic when you play possession football when ability on the ball is much more important? How many players with pace to scare defenders and get onto throughballs (which we're much more likely to try) do we have? You need a...

There isn't an age limit to getting diagnosed. I know she might be reluctant to be assessed as people of a certain generation don't necessarily see it as a medical condition, but it would be worth finding out. If not, you've mentioned about her fear and stuff so you could probably get her...

Pick a lane.