Tommy G

Don't like it.

I'm just glad George Russell isn't anywhere near the title as the bloke is a class A ****

The same bloke also historically opposed the idea until his party came into power...

I sit about 3ft away from a Rams fan - great.

Are we calling batsmen batters now? RIP

Proper woke post.

He's away for a cpl of weeks - no different being away for most of the year so far, non story

Programme on BBC3 atm about the rise of Tinder, reminded me of the greatest thread ever on this forum.

Are you going back pre WW2 then?

Resident Drs going on strike again for 6 days riiiiiiiiiiiight before Christmas.

Increasing the 2 child benefit cap or a spiralling welfare budget has nothing to do with cutting public services.

Shame in the footnote of his letter he didn't put something to the effect that now he's resigned he recommends you follow suit, Chancellor.

Is 40%/45% and the 60% tax rate between £100-£125K low taxation then?

Sumac? Been a few times, not bad but no real atmosphere. Just a solid place. It used to be a car dealership previously I think.

Hopefully no hosepipe bans next summer at this rate - it really is worrying keeping on top of a scorched lawns and paddling pools.

Your point was well made until it spiralled at the end, should of chopped it off at goodness knows, because goodness know why you need to add on a few extra words on almost every post at the end that don't add anything. Sometimes short and sweet is best

Good point. There will always we be a fallout after a budget - I think the difference here is the following; > Working people are unhappy > There is usually a left vs right argument - the right won't be happy with a left budget and vice versa, in this case a lot of the left aren't happy with this labour budget. > Lies around why taxation needs to increase. > Manifesto breaches. > Competency of the Chancellor - she is completely out her depth, Gordon Brown was academically bright and so was Rishi - two examples of chancellors, who, whichever side of the spectrum you sat you were confident they understood the basics of economics and were more than qualified to do the role. > A tax raising budget following the prior budget which was a one off tax raising budget (the chancellors words) will irk people.

Ooops. Jokes aside I'm not sure a BMW is a flex (maybe in the 90s) common as muck. Land Rover Defenders on the other hand go well with shiny teeth, Moncler and maxed out credit cards.... Anyway, back to topic - for the portions and value it was pretty good - freebie large red too,

The ultimate Deano(dads) place is the Pear Tree in Woodhouse Eaves - in my experience....

Disagree - I was probably one of the youngest in there somehow.... Mainly couples and groups of friends in theirs 50's/60's+ - no Deano's in sight but I may of picked the right night

Bloke got behind the wheel (twice?) pissed. I think you have your answer.

Went to the Grey Goose In Gilmorton on Saturday - decent, albeit service was a bit hit and miss. Portions are still huge which makes a change these days. 7.5/10.

Where did you get that lovely grey puffa jacket from?

You are peddling a one man argument here - people within her own party and wider support are outraged by the pair of them. Now KS is saying he won't apologise for lifting children out of poverty, so his last resort propaganda is basically saying if you disagree with that we've done then you support child poverty, a policy that wasn't even in their manifesto and came about a couple of months ago to appease people within their own party, to save their own skin