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i have deliberately never watched anything with Nick Berry in it. Does that count as a boycott?

a fair amount of the 'detail' appears to be new, in order to tell the story in the way that they are doing on screen (i.e. 3 books at the same time) - unless I've forgotten most of it, too

the whole point of this particular thread is that you DO scroll back through, surely?

so you offered them some goods in exchange? What did you offer - chickens, rice, wool, straw..?

you fuck heads? eugh!

things that don't start on time. Really annoys me.It basically says to the people who are waiting 'I don't like people wasting my time, but I'm perfectly happy to waste yours'. e.g Prime minister will make a statement at 17:00 - actually turns up at 17:22 Labour Manifesto launch is 11:00 -...

any other bans/boycotts you've got going? (or anyone else for that matter)?

Baristo Mussolini

a king

Assam Hussein

Yes, he did that deliberately. He was careful to refer to 'the institution of the monarchy' and 'Prince Andrew' as two separate things. And there were two separate questions asked - one about the monarchy, the other specifically about Andrew. Corbyn didn't mention the victims until the second...

erm, he did. I don't like him either, but that's what he said. Take a look at the video clips - lots around the internet.

he specifically said 'the institution of the monarchy' rather than 'the royal family', though

talking of mentalists, its good to see that the DUP are keen to remobilise the 'Knights who say Ni'

please Sir - did you mean 'petulant', Sir? (by the way, I agree with you - teachers do a great job and deserve much more respect than they generally receive)

"Football matches in this country should not be subject to the bureaucracy of executives and ministers who are stuck in the past, and don’t understand the game. People want to see safe-standing in their stadiums, they want the knock-on effect of a reduction in ticket prices, and they want to be...

Lib Dem manifesto launched this afternoon is going to include a call for safe standing at football grounds. Just saying (but won't be voting for them)

I agree,but, if there are people out there that saw a tweet from an account called 'Factcheck UK' and thought to themselves '"oh, I'd better pay particular attention to what this tweet says, as it obviously comes from an important source that I should be paying attention to, despite the fact...

what's wrong with playing BIngo?

I can't believe that anyone would be gullible enough to really think that 'factcheckUK' was somehow the independent 'oracle' of truth, and even so, I'm sure they would be sensible enough to verify any statements or promises at www.theactualonehundredpercenttruth.com first