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When did Farage campaign to remain?!

He has said in an interview that one of his regrets is not spending more time with his mother. He had the opportunity, he chose money instead. And you know that if he was given his time over he'd still chase the £ again. Those that make it do so because they're ruthless, bordering on...

But the point is that you and your small business competitors are there fighting over the scraps left by those that get it easy. I think what annoys me more is when those people complain about taxes and actively deprive society of improving out of sheer greed. I greatly admire your work ethic...

Maybe. But of those three I'd still have Bayliss as the first one to be given 'free licence' to push forward and take on Bright's roles of carrying the ball. Allen can of course do it and had a superior scoring record to Bayliss, but he seems better equipped as a more box-to-box midfielder than...

If you insist, but it might take me a while - I'm not getting any younger unfortunately.

I heard he's on SpecialK every morning.

Not if he plays like his dad - I don't want a centre forward playing in our own half making clearances and tackling. In all seriousness Walker was a very decent player and scored a cracker of an OG in the cup final.

But how many people would be able to watch them if the stadium was shut due to not being up to health and safety standards ;) Would you go to a game knowing there was a high chance you were going to get dysentry from unclean toilets, e-coli from poorly prepared and cooked food or electrocuted...

I don't. Now to quickly click that 'like' button....

I agree I can see Bayliss in that role as MR's back-up option. He'd play it differently to Bright but he could still be effective. He can carry the ball forward himself but can also play a good through ball. I think Allen was brought in as a Bayliss replacement because he was either going to...

And Boris does everyone up like a kipper again. The thing with Boris is you're never quite sure why this came about. Is it a deliberate ploy by Boris and his team to keep the news cycle going? Was it done by the supposed editor to discredit Boris and show he doesn't research or understand what...

Nuclear weapons don't kill people, people kill people! *technically it's bullets that kill people, not the guns (unless you beat someone to death with it)

The green fairy has been subject to very stringent regulations for a long time and was banned in a number of places.

How many people take pure crack or heroin? Hardly any. Many other drugs have progressed the arts and cultures as well. Many famous artworks, literature, songs have been conceived when the creator was high, from stuff like mushrooms through LSD to ecstacy and cocaine. Why are those demonised? I...

It was something I was told by a hospital lab worker. They said it would burn probably through your oesophagus, but if it didn't it would either cause horrific swelling or internal bleeding and you'd choke to death. Maybe they were being a bit melodramatic with the 'drop' but it's kept in very...

Although bad taste, I thought the "Van Persie - if a girl says no, molest her" to Rewind by Craig David was quite witty in its way. I think "There's Only Two Andy Goram's" remains my favourite

I think I may have mentioned this before, but a client from a few years ago when he had children asked us to set up a trust fund for them from birth. An infant literally just been born was richer than everyone in my team put together. And the client himself had a £1m house built for him in the...

Alcohol is actually as a poison. A drop of pure alcohol would kill you if ingested. We only drink it in very diluted doses, and even then if manages to have health implications both short and long term. You know the feeling of being drunk? That's the poison taking effect on your system. The...

I agree with you that 'socialism' isn't the answer and a race to the bottom, but a meritocracy is potentially possible. All it takes is a change to how inheritance works. (Almost) everyone wants to provide for their family and give them help after they've gone, but that doesn't mean they have...

But you've shown yourself. You have to put huge amount of hours in, have very little holiday and even then it might go tits up. That doesn't happen for the privileged. They're enjoying regular breaks and finishing as and when they want. Their 'work' involves champagne lunches and receptions...