And my 100% agreement includes the ‘buying into the project’ concept
Mainland Europe has been and always will be the greatest influence on our nation
Unfortunately the wealthy of our nation would not tolerate the losses they would ‘suffer’, so the masses would never get to reap the rewards

I agree 100% with what you say above, we would have zero exemptions
And, sadly, the wealthy of UK would not allow it to happen, so would do everything within their powers through their control of the media to ensure people are scared into believing we have it better being ‘out’

But would the EU have us back?
Certainly not on the same terms as when we left

I believe we are outside EU for rest of my life
(sadly)

This is basically a veggie stuffing as a Wellington (and there are other variants of this theme):
ohmyveggies.com/mushroom-wel...

I initially thought he was the witch

Q: why are you sharing a platform with him?
He’s not fit the wipe the floor ahead of where you walk.

I’m assuming a certain company hasn’t paid enough to a certain individual.
Q: is my assumption completely baseless?

You mean Ivanhoe…
as in “Ivanhoe about that”

Split was roughly 55% for; 30% against
All RW media for with only Guardian of MSM against
Con 100% for; LibDem 100% against
Lab backbench split with those against led by Jeremy Corbyn
I was against - Wilson’s theory not to be 1st Lab PM to take this country to war - RW press would never forget

Hold on to that feelin’?
Or
Livin’ in a lonely world?

I thought the sending off was harsh, esp in a pre-season friendly

Well, they’re correct “we’re not the same”
If comparing 2mins + 58mins to 2hrs, I wonder what they are doing for the other 60mins

I guess maths & / or knowledge are not their strong suit
So, we are not the same

Disagree with PP at #8, esp given those at 9, 10, 11, and 12
Rest is all a matter of opinion on order
I think I’d have replaced PP with Jim Davidson

Not wearing helmets
Was that because no cars could inflict damage on them?

I did a business BTec 85 to 87
Our finance teacher said all of you now do work that in some way use computers. In the future that interaction will only grow and in 10, 15, 20 yrs you’ll be left wondering how we ever managed to do what we did
And your skills will need to evolve as they do

I remember 20yrs ago on a Sat night my brother asked me to look around and say what I saw
What I saw was people of my age
I remember the 80s 90s it was full of young people - where were they?
And that’s my point: nothing was done to give the young opportunities.
To me: result of an experiment

Glad your kids stayed
I left for south in 00, post Plant; Derby; York; Scunthorpe, with post York a struggle to find decent career for a degree equivalent qualified person
middle brother stayed & even though better qualified has struggled (career earnings 50% mine)
Youngest never came back post uni

Vs 1980 and 1990 would be good
With the other aspect needed median wages
The above industries in 1980 paid close to national median, would be surprised if the lead industries today do

The 1990s were horrific for decent employment, esp post grads with decent degrees. Always felt like never recovered

It could be my experience of living through it and believing no one could be this stupid to do this
Rightly or wrongly I assume Thatcher had a “plan” and that might have just been along the lines of “it will survive on its own, doesn’t need our help, it will evolve into something”
Seemed calculated