Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

or vote for the neo-cons?

Good to see you coming around to a sensible decision Fred.
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Labour reacts to Corbyn's antics on the Virgin train by calling Richard Branson a 'tax exile laughing all the way to the bank at taxpayers' expense'.
Another case of trying to shoot the messenger.
Now I am no great fan of Richard Branson but he has more gumption, and has created more jobs, than all that Islington crowd could ever dream of.
He has earned the right to live wherever he pleases.

Yes it's Virgin on the rediculous now iturama .

VICTIM

Thick Fred will post to tell you that you spelt verging wrong

Remember the days when we talked up Asos? £1 by Christmas! Which junior is the next Asos?
And whatever happened to Eric Robson? A nice poster and clearly a nice man. Maybe he eventually went to live in Canada. He often visited.

My ASOS story is a sad one , i bought a large chunk for 59.5p and sold for a few pennies higher as they were not moving much , i still have the contract note somewhere ,2005 i think .

One of the reasons the USA does so well in medals is that the whole team of Basketball etc are counted as gold medal numbers. Brazil got 18 golds for winning the football.

The medals are tallied by the event, not the numbers in the team. While all that competed in a team event, including the preliminary rounds, may be awarded a medal, they are not added together for medal table purposes. You are flat wrong Hays.

Yes because we won the womens hockey and only registered 1 gold remember , otherwise .

cycling teams would bring in a hatful too
and don't forget the rugby 7's squad

The Landlord of this estabishment does have a point:

Or a pint .

Nigel Farage going to America and standing on the same platform has Trump was absolute madness. After he and most of his supporters and all the media told Obama to keep his nose out of our Referendum. What the hell made him do it , why wasn't he advised not to.

I know what you mean aldwickk they get into some silly situations all of them , if they just sat down and assessed what their objectives are and then what not to do . Guess they can't STFU .

he's a knobhead and has lost a great deal of any credibility and respect he might have had

He is not a knobhead ,the man got us out of the rotten corrupt EU , however i did cringe when i saw him take the stage ,there was no need to do that it will give him a racist slant which he actually is not. Shame .

Showing his true racist colours

i repeat - the man is a total knobhead

Trump is a billionaire. Who wouldn't want to be half mates friendly with a billionaire?

Obama came over here and peculiarly told us to vote 'Remain'. ie. give up our democratic rights and stay in the EU and let the EU tell us what we can and can't do.

Would America ever let itself be governed like that? Not a chance in hell!

So Farage was telling the 'Non-Obama lot' (ie. Trump and the Republicans) not to vote for Obama and what he stands for. More specifically, not to vote for Hilary Clinton and what she stands for - and he went on to describe how he would not himself vote for Hilary even if 'they paid him to do so' - or 'even if Hilary herself paid him to do so'.

Menwhile, Trump was smiling away and listening to all of this Farage stuff. The bottom line being, that Farage was indirectly proffering his support for Trump.

Farage's popularity in the States must now be massive - much higher now than it ever was.

They like listening to his oratory just like some of us do. :-)