There are plenty of ways to skin a cat.One thing I’ll say for Brexit is that I’ve loved being able to go to the pub and order a pint unlike pre 2016, when we were under the yoke of EU oppression.….
I hope jonnytapia is having a day off today.Its OK mate - I don't engage with childish retorts like his - the bit in bold was to emphasise my point but somehow he thought he was being cleaver.
Anyway - love to the family as Colin from Portsmouth would say
The thing is, when you post publicly, everyone reads the posts.Well credit where it’s due, you lefties are great at jumping to the defence of your comrades
The post has nothing to do with you.
However, if you are so interested in it,I suggest you go back a few pages and perhaps add a similar comment to about 3 of his earlier posts.
Perhaps do a similar exercise with jonnytapia.
Just to prove your not biased .
You really need to address your comments to your mate, but as he is your mate you wouldn’t dare.The thing is, when you post publicly, everyone reads the posts.
Taking it to pm limits the number of people who see you acting like a dick, but seeing as you want to publicly reveal your childishness, the cats out of the bag.
Your last sentence is an own goal. Made me smile thoughYou really need to address your comments to your mate, but as he is your mate you wouldn’t dare.
Without sounding childish I think you will find he started it.
Judging by your posts, you’re either a bot, a troll, or a childlike person who spat their dummy out for whatever reason. Therefore, I have no reason to engage.If it’s not kicked in yet how on Earth have we got to page 54 in comments.
Judging by those comments you will find there are plenty on here that may disagree with you.
I have never had problems with posters either disagreeing or agreeing with me and I certainly don’t need anyone to come on and fight on my behalf.Judging by your posts, you’re either a bot, a troll, or a childlike person who spat their dummy out for whatever reason. Therefore, I have no reason to engage.
Ps. It’s OK to disagree, have a good Christmas.
Yes they are.Also, don’t forget the private school parents still have to contribute to the state system even though they are not using it.
Always laugh when Self-Servatives talk about the illegal war for oil.I am struggling where to find the bit about taking us to War over non existent weapons of mass destruction.
There you go again with........YOUR.Well credit where it’s due, you lefties are great at jumping to the defence of your comrades
The post has nothing to do with you.
However, if you are so interested in it,I suggest you go back a few pages and perhaps add a similar comment to about 3 of his earlier posts.
Perhaps do a similar exercise with jonnytapia.
Just to prove your not biased .
Physician heal thyself has been flung back at me on many occasion! If you’re dishing it out, you’ve gotta be able to take it back.I hope jonnytapia is having a day off today.
The word is clever not cleaver.
I suggest it’s not a good idea to comment on other people’s spelling or grammar in future posts, it may come back to haunt you.
I will aver!Physician heal thyself has been flung back at me on many occasion! If you’re dishing it out, you’ve gotta be able to take it back.
As @gordondaviesmoustache will aver!!
Rust never sleeps.I hope jonnytapia is having a day off today.
The word is clever not cleaver.
I suggest it’s not a good idea to comment on other people’s spelling or grammar in future posts, it may come back to haunt you.
As the go to for Hansard, can I ask you how many Labour MP’s were voicing opposition to the Tories desperate attempt to get as much PPE as possible during the Covid crisisAlways laugh when Self-Servatives talk about the illegal war for oil.
Hansard record of the vote makes interesting reading, especially as only 2 (yes TWO) Tory MP's opposed it compared to 84 Labour MP's, but let's not let facts muddy the water's.
Ahh, yes, the global pandemic that we knew about over three months before it arrived in the UK, but the then Prime Minister couldn't be bothered to attend FIVE COBRA meetings to prepare for it, instead boasting about letting the bodies pile high in their thousands and of him being the superman of capitalism, and letting 3,000 football fans into the country from a known hotspot.As the go to for Hansard, can I ask you how many Labour MP’s were voicing opposition to the Tories desperate attempt to get as much PPE as possible during the Covid crisis
You see my memory doesn’t inform me that at the time, the Labour MP’s were telling the Tories not to order any until all due diligence was done on every company which could have taken months.
But as they say hindsight is a wonderful thing.
I thought Scouse land wasn’t part of England and that they would take anything as long as they didn’t have to pay for it.Ahh, yes, the global pandemic that we knew about over three months before it arrived in the UK, but the then Prime Minister couldn't be bothered to attend FIVE COBRA meetings to prepare for it, instead boasting about letting the bodies pile high in their thousands and of him being the superman of capitalism, and letting 3,000 football fans into the country from a known hotspot.
Perhaps there might have been more opposition if Hancock had said "We are giving PPE contracts to Tory donors who have no experience of procuring PPE". With hindsight, of course.As the go to for Hansard, can I ask you how many Labour MP’s were voicing opposition to the Tories desperate attempt to get as much PPE as possible during the Covid crisis
You see my memory doesn’t inform me that at the time, the Labour MP’s were telling the Tories not to order any until all due diligence was done on every company which could have taken months.
But as they say hindsight is a wonderful thing.
As the go to for Hansard, can I ask you how many Labour MP’s were voicing opposition to the Tories desperate attempt to get as much PPE as possible during the Covid crisis
You see my memory doesn’t inform me that at the time, the Labour MP’s were telling the Tories not to order any until all due diligence was done on every company which could have taken months.
But as they say hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Dont be a knob, it was so desperate even Labour MP's weren't prepared for the lack of good faith, they had no choice but to believe that the Govt would do the right thing. In all aspects this proved to be very poor judgement.As the go to for Hansard, can I ask you how many Labour MP’s were voicing opposition to the Tories desperate attempt to get as much PPE as possible during the Covid crisis
You see my memory doesn’t inform me that at the time, the Labour MP’s were telling the Tories not to order any until all due diligence was done on every company which could have taken months.
But as they say hindsight is a wonderful thing.
With the benefit of that wonderful thing called hindsight of courseDont be a knob, it was so desperate even Labour MP's weren't prepared for the lack of good faith, they had no choice but to believe that the Govt would do the right thing. In all aspects this proved to be very poor judgement.