
Tamesaint
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They want to go shopping in Waitrose.
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Is there any sign of the Brexit benefits to counteract these Brexit adverse effects? https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/aug/03/spiralling-inflation-crops-left-in-the-field-and-travel-chaos-10-reasons-brexit-has-been-disastrous-for-britain?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Even by your standards of this is a poor troll. Watch it die as nobody follows up. Must try harder.
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She will earn a fortune now advertising sports bras.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
I wonder if Weston can turn every thread into an attack on Soggy. Obsession. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Trolling twat alert. -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Ducky of course would never go supermarket shopping as that is chick's work but I do wonder where his "bird" is allowed to shop. Waitrose is full of "tedious, ridiculous customers" so clearly best avoided. Aldi is German. Shopping there would mean supporting the EU. Don't forget 2 world wars and a world cup too Lidl - see Aldi. Sainsbury's- David Salisbury was a real pinko and a member of the Labour government so no way can she shop there. Tesco - founded by a Jew - and you know what means..... Co -op - don't even start to consider it. I suppose Asda is ok with the Archie Norman connection but he is a bit of a pinko. Ensuring that Ducky gets his nutrition must be very difficult for his bird. ππππ -
Trolling twat.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Are Waitrose shoppers now the new enemy? -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
So you are even more ignorant and bigoted than I thought. Do you think that "normal, sensible" sports enthusiasts love the fact that Mad Nad is responsible for sport in this Government? -
The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Tamesaint replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
Complete bollocks... or as you would say pony. It doesn't really matter that Lammy doesn't know who succeeded Henry VIII. He is not in Government and if he was I cannot conceive of any post which he may have which would require a knowledge of Tudor monarchs. Mad Nad is the Cabinet minister responsible for Sport. She clearly knows fuck all about it - despite the presence of civil servants who could help her out. Either she is too thick to understand what she is told or she is too lazy to read her brief. Either way it does not convince me that the responsibility for Sport in the cabinet is in safe hands If you really cannot see the importance of a Cabinet minister not knowing their subject you are either more bigoted or more stupid than I hitherto thought. -
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Trolling twat alert.
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Isn't it amusing what the trolling twats consider to be noteworthy.
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Thank God for that. Can you please check in every couple of hours. I think we need a 6 pm roll call. I fear that we may lose a few on this forum.
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Good old Henry Horton. He had a stance that looked as if he had been sitting on a chair and then someone had pulled the chair away.
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I bet you were fun at school on Monday 3 May 1976 (if you were old enough) explaining to everyone that Stokes was offside when he scored. After all Buchan, the Scotland captain claimed that he was. πππ
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So you have no opinion on this yet you come on the forum to wind up the Hampshire fans who are "enjoying the. moment'. Tell me, honestly. When you were at school did you find that you were getting your head kicked in an awful lot? πππ
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I am completely calm. If you want to regurgitate bollocks expect to be slapped down. If you don't like being corrected don't regurgitate bollocks.
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The Lancashire captain Dane Vilas spent ages after the match complaining to the umpires.
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Exactly. Radio 5's coverage was amazing. They were constantly blowing smoke up Lancashire's arse seemingly unaware of Hampshire 's record of defending low scores in big matches Eg The quarter final at Trent Bridge last season. The injured Lancashire bowler Mahmood was one of the summarisers without a Hampshire "counterbalance". Imagine the outcry on here if Saints were to play Liverpool in the cup final and the only summariser was the injured Jordan Henderson.
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They only completed the 2 runs after the umpires said that the ball was dead. That is normal when the batsman's stumps are broken by the fielding team. There was a similar fielding issue when Lancashire were bowling. They should have had 4 fielders "inside the circle" on the last ball of the 19th over. They only had 3 allowing them to have an extra fielder in a run saving position. As I said - bad losers.