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Seems Cameron and Osborne are picking up a lot of new fans. On this forum at least.

That must have been a sight to see. Never watched Strictly myself, not my cup of tea.

There's also a poll up on the News site to predict where they will finish the season. Rather surprisingly, Moneyfields isn't an option.

I see the FL have announced their "Community Club of the Season" for the south east region - Brighton. Some mistake surely?

Do they have even the faintest idea how much they will need to redevelop FP? They're looking at £2,000 a seat minimum.

They're getting a bit paranoid about further dilution of their "ownership" aren't they?

The Italian is the one with dual controls, LHD & RHD, making it easier to swap over sides at the drop of a hat.

That's due to the very nasty side effects....increased metabolism and enhanced endurance.

I smell panic in some of the posts on here as well.

Why is it wierd? Because it's a different approach to yours? It's pretty academic because I'm fairly sure the stayers will win anyway, although it will be a lot closer than most people think. But I'm certainly not afraid of a future outside the EU.

Where did I claim that have an informed opinion? I readily admit I don't know what will happen, in or out. What amazes me is that there are people that claim they do.

I'll add those to idiot and half wit then.

Mrs. h has the Fitbit Surge HR. Fantastic when it works but really bad at syncing with her iPhone. Rarely goes more than 2 days without having to be deleted and reinstalled, so pretty useless really for measuring trends. Does anybody else have this problem?

You're missing the point. Not for the first time. I don't think we should be looking at any GDP figures. They're just more dodgy statistics to me, and they aren't going to sway the result of the referendum one way or the other.

Except you, of course. You like to bang on about it regularly. I'm sure the reason nobody wants to look at it is because it shows that Switzerland and Norway, those poor European countries that are being driven to their knees by the EU behemoth, are, along with Luxemburg, the only European countries in the global top ten. I certainly don't want to join them as one of the richest countries in the world.

Just to be clear, forecasts aren't evidence. They are just opinions. Like most of the wishful thinking you insist on repeating ad nauseum on here.

It's really all very simple. If you want things to stay exactly as they are now, forever, and live happily ever after, you vote to stay in. And if you want to be like Tom and Barbara, and live the Goode life, you vote to leave.

I think it's just that fact that they actually have some training facilities at all that they think is impressive. And, for them, it is.

Did you get their numbers?

No it didn't.

It's not just the tunnels, it's the trains themselves. And the type of electricity supply and switching. And the signalling. And... I'm offering no opinion on whether it's a good thing or a bad thing, just pointing out that it is an actual thing.

Gracie Fields looks fit to you mate

She'll have to give up tennis, of course. Given that she is chronically sick, needing to take prescription drugs continuously for 10 years. As she suffers from a medical condition, she obviously won't be able to just stop taking them, will she?

There is more than one type of dodgy statistic. There is the straightforward random number approach made up by idiots for consumption by other like-minded idiots: And then there is the cherry picking of what appear at face value to be reasonable statistics, but to use them in a context for which they are not relevant, in an attempt to mislead and pretend that somehow they provide some type of assurance or guarantee. Welcome to the world of the spin doctor. I am not questioning the number of UK-manufactured cars that were exported to the EU in 2015. I am questoning the relevance of that number to the number of UK-manufactured cars that will be exported to the EU in, say, 2020 or 2025. If we stay in or if we leave. I have no idea whether we will produce the same number of cars in 2020, or more, or fewer, if we choose to stay or to leave. But neither does BMW () it said so in it's e-mail to it's staff. But the point remains that the decision on 23rd June will be made on the issue of sovereignty not car production. I don't need to know how many cars will be made in Britain to make my mind up.

Absolutely. Sweden is nice in spring I hear.