Holmes_and_Watson

Mixed feelings about this one. On on hand we did get through them often enough, with chances to be clear before half time. On my the other, by being that possessive and waiting for cutting passes, we looked far too careful and failed to dominate where it would really hurt them. We didn't have enough, and there wasn't enough time, after their winner for us to get back into it. We looked as tired as they did, and we got them to run around more than we had to. Perhaps Leo staying on would have made the difference. Sam had a couple of moments, but isn't at that level. None of the other subs did much, while Larin had a poorer day, and Azaz looked frustrated. Downes ensuring he got himself booked really annoys. Frustrated at the pace of it. While I like a number of their players, we're better but didn't show that today.

Since Labour are looking to retrospectively stop people moving here and funding, why not retrospectively declare people funding and then jumping abroad as void too? Then we can rerun the Brexit vote. 🙂

There was his comment hinting at invading Greenland, so this very much counts as another war won. For freedom and democracy, we thank you Donald. The Americans are going to be disappointed when they see the new world map has shrunk Greenland considerably. From the Greenland side, I guess you'd be happier facing up to an invading army (not the Americans, a different non freedom loving one) with the US backing you, than the Danish one.

"We have removed the collection with immediate effect and are reviewing our approval processes to ensure nothing like this happens again." Best of luck with your approval process never finding anyone to offend about anything ever again. In this case a Google search, assuming that's part of an approval process, would have brought up the link. But then you have to adopt the personality that would make wearing it a mocking gesture/ an insult against a now apparently sacred callsign, and not about Oxford. Another step there.

Bloody

Good to see you again, by the way. 🙂

Just as you say egg, it's a frightening weight, at such larger sums, in a very uncertain world. I probably paid more than I could have right the way through my mortgage. I just wanted as much security on the payments as I could get, so had a couple of longer fixed periods in there. Around that, interest rates fell and stayed low for some decent periods. I bumped a bit about it, but I had the comfort of being safer from sharp rises. I also had the advantage of a bit of equity going in, which made it liveable, with a bit of headroom. Something, as Turkish said, is so often not an option when to get anything, you're already having to overstretch.

When the long day of consulting detective work is done, and the cries of the beggars and workhouse bound have subsided, Watson and I like to look fondly back on the days of mercantilism. Upon which much of the industry, nationalism and foreign policy was built for our empire, which from our vantage in the 19th century, we're sure will never end.

It was www.daringvictorianankles.co.uk You were on our radar, in security, even then 🙂

"Still, looking on the bright side... y'cant, 'cause the powers been shut off."

I always found them hard to swallow. Just setting out my credentials for the next IQ slagging match. 🙂

I only caught Jordan saying that Sweeney was not marketing the sports. She is marketing the prediction market company. Therefore, it's disingenuous for people to be claiming all of women's sport is up in arms about Sweeney representing what they do. Which was exactly my reaction. Discussing objectivity for advertising is a different discussion. And one Lighthouse pretty much covered above.

So you did. Missed that. The last time I paid attention to our funding of nuclear energy we were looking to build pop-up reactors. I don't recall if any have actually been started. I think the gov were struggling to get private investment. An example of investor issues, was a little before the above, where we were going to prop up the existence of a French company by guaranteeing them exorbitant fixed energy prices, and other sweeteners to build things here. Always good to read about rip off prices, endless open-ended contracts, less regulation combined with quicker building times and termination of tendering processes for decommissioning due to dodgy decisions. I've complete faith in our decision makers in this sector. My own energy costs have plummeted, thanks to the warm nuclear glow in my community, that also keeps the sky light enough to read by.

Seems like he'll be getting his chance, as you say. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c6wyzg91zm4wo

Which one was the half?