FlyTheNest

frog222 wrote:

PorFavor wrote:

frog222 wrote:PS 6.39 -- It's a speech that basically can only been made once, by the right person in the right place .

I give up.

That was a big fat CLUE .....

Could someone explain to me the exchange here, please, if you have time. I don't understand.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Strong stuff from Corbyn IMHO

https://labourlist.org/2018/11/ploughin ... statement/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

ploughing-on-is-not-stoic-it-is-an-act-of-national-self-harm-corbyns-response-to-latest-brexit-statement

Yes, I just finished reading it. Thank you for posting the link.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Meaningful vote confirmed by govt sources for Tuesday 11th Dec
5 days of debate apparently

I see you're giving up after the CLUES !

No stamina, the youth these days .

It might be worth your while to continue thinking, over time .

No one else has come up with a potential unifying proposition.

BREAK: Donald Trump says Theresa May's Brexit deal sounds like a good deal for the EU and it means "the UK may not be able to trade with the US".

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:BREAK: Donald Trump says Theresa May's Brexit deal sounds like a good deal for the EU and it means "the UK may not be able to trade with the US".

LOL ! Have a CRACE -- https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... -is-agreed" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I enjoyed this Tweet from SpinningHugo at the end of an exchange he started.

SpinningHugo@SpinningHugo
Replying to @emailtimw @julia_politics
Please untag me from this silliness.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:I enjoyed this Tweet from SpinningHugo at the end of an exchange he started.

SpinningHugo@SpinningHugo
Replying to @emailtimw @julia_politics
Please untag me from this silliness.

You must admit he did liven things up, usually a bit too much, particularly with those who ALWAYS took the bait
How is dear HowSillyOfMe the worst collaborator ?

Talking of silliness, I saw this bandied about earlier.



Gotta love that flat line for 1800 years or so...

And that "For millenia we were all back-breakingly poor" - well, that rather depends on who "we" are - there's an elite in very period in history that did very well for themselves.

frog222 wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:I enjoyed this Tweet from SpinningHugo at the end of an exchange he started.

SpinningHugo@SpinningHugo
Replying to @emailtimw @julia_politics
Please untag me from this silliness.

You must admit he did liven things up, usually a bit too much, particularly with those who ALWAYS took the bait
How is dear HowSillyOfMe the worst collaborator ?

Google it . . .

I tried.

'Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad'

Goodnight, everyone
love,
cJA

RogerOThornhill wrote:Talking of silliness, I saw this bandied about earlier.

Gotta love that flat line for 1800 years or so...

And that "For millenia we were all back-breakingly poor" - well, that rather depends on who "we" are - there's an elite in very period in history that did very well for themselves.

Well even the elite then didn't have modern dentistry etc...
Now that we're mostly better off ...

Today I saw completely grotesque hundreds of square yards of plastic kiddies toys in both the Centre Leclerc and the Casino . The garden centre also had lifesize nodding Father Christmasses , fuckin reindeer going through all motions except passing one.

Conspicuous consumption, by (most of) the masses for a change, no art to be seen, so soulless.