FlyTheNest

Morning all.

Day 5,sychronised swimming.

Shame about others experience of PE,I always enjoyed it,especially volleyball, often used my head,this didn't work so well with hockey.

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Freehold of 'worst leasehold abuse' block sold for £180,000

Having made a detailed plan of the no cameras areas,my next task is to incorporate hourly fag breaks,in between the 27 toilet breaks.

There was a "ransom" demand on the computer hack,but they sorted it.

HindleA wrote:Shame about others experience of PE,I always enjoyed it,especially volleyball, often used my head,this didn't work so well with hockey.

Morning folks.
Kes has a lot to answer for. As it happens, PE is now one of the best taught subjects in school. The standard of PE teachers coming into the profession is outstanding, probably because of the lack of jobs for Sports Science grads. This is just as well, since they’re likely to be roped into teaching maths, biology and IT.

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Measures announced to ensure talented trainees get into teaching

Of course I won't return to "hardworker" status(despite a tenth of the effort when not and getting remuneration) until I resent my former self for getting the equivalent of getting halfway to one,of three weekly dialysis session carried out in the home everybody paid 0.000000000001p towards(rough estimate)

Never in reverse,in fairness everybody should get renal failure etc.

Far harder being long term sick of course coupled with the any participation may be used against you thing.

I'll give a couple of bricks back,that'll just about cover it.

The official temperature here at the 3am break was "fucking freezing"

Good morfternoon.

Victor my day equivalent is Finnish/Estonian,lived in Pittsburg for a few years,drives an Alfa Romeo.

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corbyn-and-czechs-nonsense-on-stilts

Usual bit of sanity from Robin Lustig

Attacks on Labour party leaders for being Communist stooges are about as original in the British press as complaints about the weather.

HindleA wrote:The official temperature here at the 3am break was "fucking freezing"

In the fish tank?

One of the extremely rare non smokers

Maybe it wasn't "synchronised swimming"

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Bonnylad wrote:

Morning

Was this PfY under a pseudonym?

As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

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SpinningHugo wrote:As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

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For clarity, Bush's article is about Corbyn's speech on Monday, not about Labour's Brexit strategy.

SpinningHugo wrote:As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

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another commentator who cannot tell a difference between 'a' and 'the'

The danger with 'the' is it may need some EU treaty changes or some other protracted negotiations to be in it...

Do you not understand that 'a customs union' includes 'the Custom Union', whilst 'the Customs Union' would mean Labour, a party not involved in the negotiations, would commit to something without knowing what the EU would say back to them....how do we even know 'the Customs Union' is on offer in reality.

There are two amendments going forward - one with 'the' which has very little support from the Tory backbenchers and one that say 'a' which has teased out significantly more. Anyone who supports 'the' is making an error in my view

I will say again - why carry on the pretence of being someone in the legal profession when you do not understand the fundamental difference between 'a' and 'the' in this type of context

There is also the political side - a customs union part is much less controversial from the EEA and so it enables Labour to put pressure not he Tories. remembering that Labour's position only becomes critical if they are in Government

For the Brexiteers they are opposed to a custom's union as much as they are the EEA - and that is much more of a Labour problem

Personally, I don't think a custom's union without EEA is going to be difficult to see working that well but it is a gradual process in bringing everyone along to the idea

Hi to Clarity.

Phil "not that one" Collins now apparently saying "moderate" Labour MPs should cross the floor to the Tories.

Maybe all those "Momentum thugs" on social media were right all along??

HindleA wrote:Hi to Clarity.

I hope they don't expect an interpretation of every one of Hugo's posts from me!

SpinningHugo wrote:As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

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Is that actually the case though, the latest "unity" formula looks like an ocean of fudge to me

AnatolyKasparov wrote:

SpinningHugo wrote:As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

https://t.co/nvEJ94SC4i" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Is that actually the case though, the latest "unity" formula looks like an ocean of fudge to me

The customs union.

It should be easy. You can't keep the gfa and leave the cu


But it looks like that is what the Tories will try.

I can't believe even Corbyn will now say we'll leave the cu.

(No doubt a moron will now insist n distinguishing the current customs union, and a customs union materially identical in all respects.)

55DegreesNorth wrote:

HindleA wrote:Shame about others experience of PE,I always enjoyed it,especially volleyball, often used my head,this didn't work so well with hockey.

Morning folks.
Kes has a lot to answer for. As it happens, PE is now one of the best taught subjects in school. The standard of PE teachers coming into the profession is outstanding, probably because of the lack of jobs for Sports Science grads. This is just as well, since they’re likely to be roped into teaching maths, biology and IT.

I'm happy to read this, knowledgeable people teaching PE is good news, though the circumstances could be more cheerful. I neglected to mention my PE teachers were mostly okay but I never liked the classes themselves (vile locker rooms, lack of time and consideration, opportunities for bullying).

Good-afternoon, everyone

If you insist in going back to the eighties, if not before,in the use of disablist language it is probably best to at least attempt to not make fundamental errors,you would have thought.

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Some quite big companies disassociating themselves from the NRA, GOOD !

This shows Trump even batshit crazier, watched too many Clint Eastwood films !, only watched a few minutes !

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Not sure what to do with two = signs ?

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SpinningHugo wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:

SpinningHugo wrote:As the Tories opt for ever harder brexit, The ever excellent Stephen Bush on Labour's Brexit strategy

https://t.co/nvEJ94SC4i" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Is that actually the case though, the latest "unity" formula looks like an ocean of fudge to me

The customs union.

It should be easy. You can't keep the gfa and leave the cu


But it looks like that is what the Tories will try.

I can't believe even Corbyn will now say we'll leave the cu.

(No doubt a moron will now insist n distinguishing the current customs union, and a customs union materially identical in all respects.)

Only a 'moron' doesn't know the difference between 'a' and 'the'

I am fed up of trying to explain it to you - go and read some books on the English language and come back when you have

'My neighbour has a Volkswagen Passat car - but it is not the same as the Volkswagen Passat that I just saw at work'

The custom's union does not have to be materially identical to provide the same outcome, just as the EEA agreement, the Swiss bilaterals and the EU treaty on the internal market are not materially identical either.

This is all really, really simple - and it is me who is a 'moron'? Go figure

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Labour says land value tax would boost local government budgets

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Plunged into poverty': are kinship carers getting the support they need?

Oh
FFS

tinyclanger2 wrote:Oh
FFS

Que??

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Nothing to do with Mr A.

Ah, I see.

I hasten to add

I'm eating like a horse.Though the nosebag took a bit of getting use to.

A broken record?

O FFS
K?
R.I.C.

Tarquin insisting on thermal underwear before he resumes garden duties.

Not sure if they do his size,or indeed shape.

Mater in a state of discombobulation on my overgenerous offer of buying a cup of coffee and scone for parents tomorrow.I think the last time was in 1990,after a raffle win.

T3 meets blue thermals