CB Fry

Or, you're a fucking Weirdo with a Fonte obsession bordering on pathological. Get medical help.

Thankfully I've always thought you to be an absolute prick anyway.

Define "deep shit".

He doesn't need a legal case. McConnell and the required number of Republicans will not support the impeachment so Trump will get off and can say he is completely exonerated and innocent. In celebration, the forum's village idiot will get his "special" sock out again. He could have his legal team turn up to the Senate and just tell them to pull their trousers down and shit on the desk and walk out and the Senate still won't convict.

Thats why I said catch up to the same rate as us/Northern Ireland (11%) rather than where they are now (2% or whatever it us). And pledge to deliver all of it (in the same we have been pledged to get enough for three times our population). Obviously I don't mean vaccinate Irish 25 year olds tomorrow.

The Irish Republic is tracking hugely behind the North which is a significant problem for our own common travel area. If I was Boris I would be this morning offering to send enough vaccine to first-dose the 5 million people that live in Ireland, so they can quickly catch up to the rates we're working at. Hell, if I was Boris I'd get myself pictured in a truck delivering it over the border. For the LOLZ.

I think we just covered all bases. Can't argue with it really. I would think we won't actually call in all of that, and if all goes well we've got some proper brownie points when we send Boris over to start delivering shipments to Botswana or Bogota.

Why do you give a shit? If this was Trump making challenging demands of a supplier you'd be wanking into a sock about it.

Like a Japanese soldier in the forest still fighting the Second World War. With the difference being his side won the fucking war. Absolutely batshit insane.

Brilliant news. Will be interesting to know if this particular vaccine was already assumed in the "everyone vaccinated by September" target or whether this is upside and we can hope for better. The experts keep telling us the key limiting factor is supply not capability so hopefully this releases incremental supply into the network over spring and summer. (Am aware approval still pending).

I don't this really amounts to anything if we remember that Liz Truss has negotiated a trade deal with Namibia.

Very few games in world football have the prestige and import of Switzerland U21 Vs France U21. What a crashing comedown that must have been.

So football club owners should just suck it up but football fans should just get what they want. Clear. At the end of the day we are where we are, and it's similar to where we have been in years gone by. Sell to buy, hope the kids do well, bring players in with the attraction of being a reliable stepping stone to bigger things with the disadvantage of players then leaving because of that. It would be nice if we were slightly less skint but on the flip side the manager is great and is getting value from players previously considered a waste of money (Vestergaard) or just shit (Stephens). And we are not Newcastle. All things point to Ings leaving which us disappointing as it felt like he would give us longer. He's basically been better than many thought including him I'd guess.

Also a scientist by trade rather than a newspaper columnist.

However it gets dressed up it still boils down to please don't sell players and please buy more players.

As in previous post, 26 days. You keep reaching for those new heights, kid.

Absolutely agree. Almost eerie silence from them. Four and a half years have passed and the entire Europhile/remain movement have done absolutely nothing whatsoever. Not a whisper. They've just let Brexit carry on and happen. Pretty unbelievable really. But you have to admire their respect for the democratic will of the people.

Would be interested to know what faces he is supposed to pull to communicate to us all that isn't going to leave and he is going to sign a new contract.

It's pretty spectacular how thick you are, so really well done.

That's nice, dear.

Isn't it strange how much you care about what the European Union does? Keep weeping big boy.

The first bit is ancient history but you cling to your lickle comfort blanket if it makes you feel good. It's all over and done sweetheart. The second bit I have absolutely no idea what you are chatting about.

I remember you being equally as furious when your hero did this to the entire world to benefit just his population. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/iainmartin/2020/07/01/us-buys-the-world-supply-of-breakthrough-coronavirus-drug-remdesivir/amp/ Pretty hilarious that the Buccaneering Brexiteer spirit seems to be mainly whinging and whining that a major customer expecting big orders to be fulfilled is presented as some evil, malevolent act. Almost like you piss-weak fannies can't quite cope with the realities of global free trade as much as you like to make out. Running off to mummy sqweaming how "it's not fair it's not fair" at the first sign of trouble.

You can't compare regularly scheduled elections with once-in-a-lifetime referendums. There's a big difference between people moaning about it now and there being even a remote chance that vote would be held to go back in: and in any case it's a completely different question now. My expectation is that sometime in the future we will elect a government who will decide to use their sovereignty to join the single market again because the economic benefit and cost saving will be huge by then. But that's still years away.

It's not really the electoral college for the president that is that bad, it makes some sense. You can't just have most total votes wins, ideally there should be some level of representation across different regions. However It is the Senate system that is absolutely shocking. I think it is two seats per state regardless of size which is not representative at all. I think it us true that half the seats account for twice as much population than the other half. Can't see it changing any time soon just like no one will change the Westminster system that also needs a bit of work.