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Jon the Hat

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  1. Who cares? The people of Cuba are in the shit, their leaders have no answers, and they have a very powerful lobby in the US asking them to help, up to an including Rubio. Make sod all difference to us lets be honest, we have bigger things to worry about.
  2. Was the call not for a stabbing?
  3. I know its two months later but... this drives me mad. Dog walkers are there every day come rain or shine (often twice), and also at the park, on the common etc. The sun comes out and people you literally never see turn up and think they own the place. Twats. That said plenty of dog walkers are also knobs.
  4. When I checked I see it is a Cafe Nero. Obviously, everywhere needs more coffee shops.
  5. I am impressed with myself that I recognised where that was given I haven't been in Leicester City Centre for about 25 years.
  6. There is historical naming, and then there is pissing off your neighbour, who happens to be one of the strongest NATO forces in Europe at a time when you need all the help you can get. It is very very weird.
  7. Ukraine seems to be deliberately winding the Polish up, but not sure what possible benefit they could get.
  8. We were hoping we could hook him!
  9. He wants a big fish for his small pond.
  10. Ruddy hell you lot are awful.
  11. Its a confused concept for sure. The counter is often made that if you or I as white English born people moved to almost any other part of the world, we would still be seen as English, as would our kids if they were bron to two White English parents. Its quite a western concept, and to our credit that we largely welcome people from all over the world as being able to become English (or American, or Australian, or New Zealander) in the way that I am not sure you would find in China or India or Japan say. Would you claim to be Indian if you lived in India, if your kids were born and raised in India? I think the locals would laugh at you. Britishness or Englishness (or American, or Australian) is in the main not seen as ethnicity but a belonging. Which makes it hard to define and easy to pick apart.
  12. https://visitfremantle.com.au/50-ways-freo?utm_source=2605+-+50+WAYS+TRAFFIC+CAMPAIGN&utm_campaign=2605+-+50+WAYS+-+Perth+Metro+Region+-+Single+Image&utm_content=2605+-+50+WAYS+-+HONKY+TONK&fbclid=IwZnRzaASRoilleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQBqzMBNEBpSXNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR7Jip-t-LdeKBwGjddG5QNJduxClXlmrox6xXO8CMqwj9LtoZyzzSvRjDh3WQ_aem_ROdnT9q8BOC0kaxvQag4kQ&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=120245360167040473&utm_term=120245894618070473
  13. A squad with them in it would not be playing in L1 next season for sure.
  14. Sounds like Daniel Levy is selling his 25% stake in ENIC/Spurs. Would take his money in a heartbeat, knows how to get shit done.
  15. The problem is instead of using their majority to actually make some positive changes and facing the reality of where we are, they are doing very little, and not even taking the argument to the factions of the labour party. Its so depressing. Surely by now they can see they are heading for screwed and might as well do something.
  16. Starmer is irritating, incompetent, and has completely blown a huge majority like no one in history* but despite that thinks he should continue to lead the country, presumably straight into the hands of Nigel Farage. Many people find that intensely annoying, if not hateful, not just Reform voters. *since Boris anyway.
  17. In their defense, I would imagine it extremely rare to arrive at a stabbing to find the actual attacker still there and calmly accusing the victim of a racist attack. Psychopathic behaviour imo, and out of the ordinary for the officers involved.
  18. They showed more concern for the murderer's accusation of racist behaviour than of the victim staying he had been stabbed. Now I am no expert in these things, but I do think that of the two assertions the one about being stabbed might be a slightly higher priority for investigation in the moment by a trained officer of the law.
  19. As an Atheist I don't see any religion justifying any kind of special treatment or carrying any kind of weapon under the law. If it is required by their belief, I am sure they could carry a blunt non pointy blade. Generally speaking we do not allow people to carry weapons in self-defence, so Sikhs should be no exception.
  20. Hi Deb, while it doesn't have the world-famous landmarks, Perth / WA is a lovely place to visit, and the Qantas direct or various other options via the middle east or Singapore are pretty good. We live close to Freo which I would say is more interesting than staying in the city and a good base to explore. You can get the train into Perth easily when you want to for Museums, Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park - free buses (CAT) once you get into the city and the train is super cheap if you get a Smartrider card for $20 (contactless credit cards also work but more expensive). In Freo the Markets, lots of bars and restaurants, ferry to Rottnest to see some Quokkas and do some snorkelling. Nice beaches around, we like Cottesloe, Leighton to the north (both on the Freo - Perth train line) and South Beach and our home beach Coogee to the south - Cogee and Cottesloe both have a Shark net if you are concerned about swimming. For Margs you need a car - we usually use Bayswater Car Hire, usually the cheapest and a good choice of cars. The drive down is about 3hours + traffic, with some nice stop offs along the way. Once "Down South" as the locals call anywhere past Bunbury, lots to explore. Wineries everywhere (and plenty of Breweries too), beautiful beaches, Dunsborough, Busselton Jetty, Lighthouses, Caves. Head down to Augusta / Cape Leeuwin where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet, or even over to Albany (about 4 hours). The Southern Ocean coast is incredibly beautiful. If you head north from Perth there a few interesting towns once you get out of the suburbs, a loop to Lancelin Sand Dunes, into Cervantes Lobster shack for lunch then to the Pinnacles toward sunset the light is spooky. If out of the suburbs you need to drive carefully from dusk onwards due to Kangaroos waking up and heading out. You can also get a coach trip to do this.
  21. Can we please make sure we use his surname just to avoid any doubt...
  22. 4000+ is a huge response, well done Trust for getting this done. If the club ignore such a survey they are being willfully blind to the fans feelings. On another note, 188 people rate the ownership performance as good or very good..... How many people work for the club at the moment?
  23. They had a high income at the time, he was earning over 100k and Nicola more than that I guess and living modestly as you say. She was first minister when this happened. Strikes me as a weak man who was feeling outshone by his wife and stealing to make himself feel good. Of course he would work pretty hard to hide it. Much as I don't like her politics or her personally, she is very principled and I find it harder to believe she would overlook something like this than he could hide it. More likely she was very busy and not paying attention and he was hiding it well. If you take out the motor home which was kept elsewhere, none of it couldn't be hidden or justified. From a governance perspective, she trusted her husband to run the party, which is exactly why it was completely inappropriate to have a husband and wife as CEO and Party leader, especially for such a long time. This should have been obvious to her, and this is enough reason to condemn her IMO. Ridiculous failure of oversight. Swinney in the middle of it too, he should be gone for this.
  24. Ah those pesky Americans and their 500 million straws a day!
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