grobyfox1990
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Started reading her book this week, read the section on the environment. Don’t think she believes any of what she says in it, she got the concept of net zero wrong as well Lol
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Haha yeh, thought this was common knowledge but apparently not! Maybe all these posters are fishing like me! Anyway, way to hijack a thread, apologies all. Back to script…extend the section!!!!!!!
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No you haven’t done that yourselves. You worked for 40 years to pay those older than you pensions. I am now working to pay your pension. When I retire, I will get no pension.
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To get their support for the next 8 decades of their lives
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Americans are all loud and annoying but generally good natured and neighbourly. These European resorts have the wrong impression of brits because we export the worst of our population behaving the worst that they can on these package holidays. Much like England football fans away, not representative of our country
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Ofc it’s not accurate lol. There’s no way tories are only getting 66 seats and reform 0. We’re as lazy and stupid as the yanks, large parts of this election will be played out on ‘stop the boats’ as there’s will be on ‘build the wall’
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Good post, would agree with most of this. However not sure the older group you describe are material, I think they just shout the loudest. And they’re probably (justifiably) annoyed.If born in the post Industrial Revolution era when houses which cost about £20 are now worth millions, and money making opportunities in thatchers sell off were everywhere, not being a millionaire now means you’re quite dumb. Best to blame it on someone else. Re your main point, we have third world characteristics, huge inequality with a tiny ruling class. Even the middle classes are eroding away. Low growth, high debt, poor public services. Why would anyone vote for sunak? If you’re a professional in your early 40s approaching the peak of your career, c.£250k pa, why vote sunak?
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Absolutely, they do you over at every opportunity possible. Not gonna be crying crocodile tears for Ryanair’s profitability. That’s the game
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Unbelievable! Ryanair are so useful given their prices, network and simplicity of service, but no way of getting anything out of them. I guess that's the deal we make with the devil. Had a fair bit of success via the ADR but given I am making everything up, cannot go through them. Will prob write this off then
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Cheers, problem is there's nothing wrong with me, just cannot make the flight anymore and fishing for something back. Wondering if anyone had got a refund from Ryanair before and I can make up some proof around that reason. Don't dare try any funny business with travel insurance as they'll actually look into things
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Anyone had any experience of a refund from Ryanair? I cannot make a flight anymore, I have given them 'proof' that I have broken my neck and cannot fly due to medical advice, but nothing in return. What do you need to do to get any money/credit back? Scoured reddit etc, no advice.
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Rishi Sunak's constituency, can we lynch the tory for voluntarily going to Sunak land
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“There’s no loyalty in football anymore”
grobyfox1990 replied to Phube's topic in Leicester City Forum
Agreed. He won about 5000 games in a row and many would’ve been happy to see him go after a couple of losses during our mid season holiday. It’s business, no loyalty either way, we all know that -
Already getting a hefty discount via me paying their state pensions
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Keith Gillespie was at jersey bulls end of season awards dinner on Friday. Really wanted to ask about La Manga but chickened out
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Stansted - Eindhoven, 14 June, 09.20 departure, Ryanair flight for sale if anyone requires travel. Easy and cheap rail links into Germany from there. I think around £120 inc name change. Let me know.
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Yes. He already is financially secure for life (I would imagine) and the Chelsea and Man U jobs are hand grenades for the next five years minimum. Kompany has shown what waiting a year out can do for your prospects, he even got relegated! Big jobs will keep appearing for the next few years due to heightened expectations and huge instability at the big clubs. Proving himself in the pressure cooker of the PL would have done his creds a lot of good. He'll prob go the same way as Graham Potter now, in Easter we'll be reading a 7-page Phil McNulty in-depth BBC article about how short sighted this appointment was. Happy to admit if I am wrong, and no hard feelings towards the bloke, it's business. But there's now way I'd take the job if I were him.
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Agreed and another reason I massively respect those who get to the top and stay there. Relentless media attention, comparisons and attacks awaiting if you slightly fail. Imagine the iron clad mental strength and resilience they have at such a young age to excel in that environment. All these bull**** corporate courses about building resilience and overcoming anxiety, just get a footballer to come in and tell you how strong they are and how weak you are, not some nonce who got through his ‘client calling him names and came out the other side to win’
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That's even more vague then. Promotion/relegation/cup win does not come down to one subjective decision in a 90 minute match or an entire season. There is no way you could compensate for that, it'd be laughed out of court I'd imagine. I would have thought Liverpool could have pushed the replay option because the system actually defaulted and the owner acknowledged that, even then there was no further action other than an apology.
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Good point, agreed. I think it's religious beliefs from people who aren't religious though. We grow up thinking death is the worst thing that can happen because that's what we've been told from generations above us, who at some point were probably religious. 'You could go to hell!!' Yeh but dude I'm already in hell, living with my debilitating condition, the hell you speak of sounds alright compared to this. Interestingly, a ridiculous comment during the debate from a Jersey politician, who said if he were not able to play tennis every week, he'd want to die because life wouldn't be worth living. Very accurately sums up the calibre/empathy of politicians here.
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Jersey gives the green light to proceed with assisted dying legislation, with huge public support. I’m pleasantly surprised in a place that is dominated by conservative thinking. Hopefully a first step towards the religiously ingrained belief that death is the worst thing that can happen to you being dispelled, and assisted dying becoming the norm
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Interesting stat about the refereeing decisions of improving. I do wonder what the clubs actually think. I can’t imagine there’d be legal challenges due to poor decisions, we’ve seen Liverpool get hilariously done over at spurs, that would surely be cut n dried in court, but no legal action
