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It does make you wonder how the conversation went though.... :wtf:

I had a brand new router from BT a few months ago that turned out to have issues. They replaced it (after needing a lot of convincing) and the replacement works a treat.

Saw Jethro at Wembley Arena in his prime. Seats were way up in the gods, so not the best view, but the "passive" smoking up there was very....trippy.. ;)

haha, thats great NW. I enjoy finding songs done in a different way. Some are complete crap of course, but entertaining anyway. We had a toy lion, that when you walk by it, it starts singing "the lion sleeps tonight". My grand-daughter loved it, so I googled the song and found lots of different...

You OK NW? ;)

No? you don't have a problem with Corbyn's links to the IRA, because it isn't "current" yet you do have a problem with Gerry Adams... Look, it's quite simple. I have a problem with him being PM (or leader of Labour) because of his past. Clearly many don't. That's fine, I'm not trying to...

So, your earlier post about it not being current was bollocks then.

I was after a yes or no cvd. Whats your answer?

If Gerry Adams was leader of the Labour party, would you have voted for him?

So, I guess you didn't vote for either of them then?

If May attends the funerals of their killers, yep, I will. Still find it odd that people excuse Corbyn's past with the IRA. Of course, if it had been May that had done those things, then I would bet good money those same people would be equally damning about her for having done it. If he...

Otis is your dad??? :o

I wouldn't trust teachers to tell the truth. When sats were introduced, the school my son was at had a parents evening to explain it all. More like to whinge about it all, and to cap it off, they lied to us when expressing how much extra work it was for them. Each teacher stood up and gave his...

So, what's the odds on a Labour win tonight/tomorrow? Wonder what the odds were on Brexit, Trump and Labour all to win? I'm losing 2 nil at the moment on my selections... :emoji_open_mouth:

Blimey, the Coventry Blitz was in 1940, and we still get sensitive about it if other fans reference it as a joke... ;)

I think his past regarding the IRA speaks for itself if you look at the facts, and yet people are trying to excuse him from it in some way. Whether he or May would be the better PM I have no idea, but I can't vote for him. Maybe it's because I'm old enough to remember the bombings and murders...

He did attend events held to "honour" the IRA murderers...

Also worth a read. The effect of Labour's corporation tax

Yep, that's what used to happen. Shop and office floor. Wandering round suggesting as "union" men we should be doing everything we can to support Labour, so "get your arses to the rally"

I would say the Tories have tried very hard to lose, it's a question of if they've tried hard enough or not?