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Of course. Would you say 'the'?

Let's agree to disagree. I would be offended if I was called 'the' anything by an intimate as I see it as disrespectful, but I accept others see it differently.

The friend, the father, the mother. If used that would be a tad confusing. I think it unlikely any of us do use those terms TBF. The my is not about ownership, it denotes connection.

Fold your printed off ticket and just push bit with barcode into reader and it works fine. Once printed on A4 paper it can only work if folded.

When you click BUY TICKETS there is an option to REASSIGN seats to others in your group

Ticketfast sends email with confirmation within a minute or two then a second email with tickets as attachment within another minute.

Maybe you could stop calling her 'the' wife now. I recommend 'my' as it suggests she is an intimate not an object. Should be in Things that annoy you thread, I know but it really grates on me.

I would suggest 'Hard Times' would be most apt.

An essential item. I feel cheated if I can't get one. Like others I have around a thousand, including home v Bayern Munich donated to me by the guy who did my parents' double glazing many years ago. He saw all my CCFC memorabilia and gave me an old wooden rattle from the 60s and 2 bags of...

We miss out, as they have scored more goals.

You can keep the like either way, Rev. :woot:

When all the players are young enough to be your son, even the mid 30s veterans.

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75 points and 8th. Well, someone had to say it.

The link was not about Amunna, despite the misleading headline. He had commented on the poll. It was evidence to support the point that the majority of Labour supporters want to stay in the SM and customs union. The country is already fractured.

Umunna – Majority of British public want to stay in Single Market and Customs Union Indeed, but on this issue it is JC and shadow cabinet line that is out of step with Labour members and voters.

We have to wait to see what emerges. Many possibilities. One scenario is that Labour will continue in factional fighting until the left disintegrates into cliques and turn on each other, then the sensible people will kick the troublemakers out and unite around a new leader. Then Labour can win...

Unfortunately for Labour the country has rejected the centre left, so called Blairite position, but it has moved to the right in the process and we now have a PM with broadly sympathetic positions to the centrists running the country. I know a lot of Labour people and none of them are Blairites...

To answer points made to me. Hard left is the term I am familiar with from the 80s days of Militant Tendency etc. I know them when I see them. Two areas I don't agree with JC 1. I have fe.w issues with Corbyn's domestic policies. I take issue with Foreign policies - anti Nato, anti nuclear...

I don't defend the press. Much of it is disgraceful. The alternative to accepting the press is censorship unless you have other ideas? A hallmark of extremists. In a free society we are stuck with the press. Labour people I know realise they have to get their message through the fog of...