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Probably need another 13 to be safe, ( 38 points has been OK far more often than not ), but I think we will get plenty more than that.

It's where the Flying Spaghetti Monster gets drained.

Well, the ref gave them as fouls.

BBC: Ryan Bertrand cross - yes. Toby Alderweireld handball - yes. Arm in the away from his body - yes. VAR check - yes Everybody in the whole world says penalty - yes. Penalty awarded - NO!

They were saying on R5Live yesterday that at OT and Anfield they don't want to put big screens in because it would mean losing some seats !

If the creator is all knowing, then He caused this thread to be started, and guided you to make all of your posts.

Da Rosi im kapawu fash, keyá?

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You are quite at liberty to believe that, and I would never dream of ridiculing you for it.

There are a few holes in your logic. And yes, we are living in a secular country. ( And as a Republican I couldn't give a scoobies about the status of the Queen ). Christmas Day has only been a bank holiday since the 1970's, I didn't get married in a church yet am still recognised as legitimately as somebody who was, and most people are not buried on church grounds.

We live in a secular country. There is no compulsion to follow a religion of any sort, but there is freedom to follow whichever one you might choose to do.

2020 years since the point in time determined by Dionysius Exiguus, in 525AD, as the estimated year of Jesus' birth.

Run very fast, and dodge the raindrops.

What does "when a clear majority of the electorate voted on a binary decision in a referendum" mean if not a CLEAR MAJORITY OF THE ELECTORATE ?

Actually, looking at the Fleetwood Port Plan, yes it is. The Ro-Ro hasn't run since 2004, and the west jetty is now houses, built by Redrow. Similarly, the area marked as 'dry berthing / storage compound' has recently been overbuilt with new houses. ( https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.9172036,-3.0115474,1054m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en-GB&authuser=0 ). Recently they have started putting up yet more housing on the area south of the port, marked as 'Area for Development'. Fleetwood does still land fish, but in such small quantities that it doesn't register in the official statistics, https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/uk-sea-fisheries-annual-statistics-report-2018

It is polite to reference your sources when quoting; https://www.oxfordbiblechurch.co.uk/index.php/books/the-imminent-invasion-of-israel/542-appendix-6-where-is-meshech-and-tubal?tmpl=component

Does it contain lactoplasm ?

So now you are backtracking because, no matter how 'carefully' it is read, your original statement was erroneous.

I've got some magic beans I'd like to sell you.

As long as it is seen to be consistent and impartial it will gradually become more accepted.

Originally Posted by Wes Tender enough damage has been done to our manufacturing industries already by our membership of the EU. Many of our industries will receive a boost when we leave. It's the same logic that claims the fishing industry in towns like Fleetwood will benefit from leaving; it won't because the dock no longer exists. Almost all of the dockside buildings have been knocked down and new housing built over the site.

*Yawn* A majority of the electorate did not vote to leave the EU. FACT : 17.4 million out of an electoral role of 46.5million voted leave.

That is no longer belief, the proof made it established fact.

That's where you lose all credibility.