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  • in reply to: Non-football trivia thread #250554
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    Which country’s flag has an AK-47 assault rifle on it?

    Angola?

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    in reply to: The Absurd Reality of Net Zero Targets #250553
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    I cannot find these figures anywhere else, how should I refine my search.?

    Try http://www.thisboardisafarcegoodbye.com, as once posted by BI. 👌

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    in reply to: Cashless society. #250482
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    Neil Oliver, the man with all the questions but never a single answer.

    in reply to: Harry Kane #250441
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    On the plus side for English* sport the cricket team did us proud again, great win. 👍

    * Don’t mention the Welsh.

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    in reply to: Woking. #250438
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    Snow in Scunthorpe? Neer snerr in Hull. 😁
    Bloody cold though.

    in reply to: Back of the net #250436
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    God wasn’t very rich in mercy this weekend, ‘nice’ work in Jersey and Solihull, what a caring omnipotent guy. ‘I’m omnipotent but will turn my face away and refuse to help those in Jersey and Solihull’.

    in reply to: Back of the net #250421
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    A fictional character from a fairy tale book.

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    in reply to: Back of the net #250418
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    ..the Good News TwoWrights is proclaimed in the Bible ( have you read the most popular book in the world lately?)
    Repent and put your trust in Jesus Christ as your saviour is the message.

    No thank you. 🙂

    in reply to: Back of the net #250403
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    Has BPG converted you Bobby?

    The nearer some get to the grim reaper the closer some look at religion. I long ago accepted that we’re here for a short time, and when we’re gone that’s it. ⚰️👍

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    in reply to: Yeovil #250348
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    At least it’s not a pointless December.
    They must be a bad outfit!
    78 travellers!
    Madmen!

    Nope, just loyal fans that deserve far better. Hopefully the same 78 will see your next away win, one that comes where it’s least expected.

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    in reply to: Non-football trivia thread #250305
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    Is it the LibDems?

    Whatever the question the answer is seldom the LibDems. 😜

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    in reply to: Non-football trivia thread #250257
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    Independent?

    in reply to: England – Same as it ever was #250066
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    They’re waiting with the ‘told you so’s’ for the first thing to backfire.

    They’re waiting with the ‘told you so’s’ for the first thing to backfire.

    And again, a successful England team is some ‘supporters’ worst nightmare.

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    in reply to: Rip Mr Allam #249898
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    I know a number of City fans who opposed the name change but whenever I asked them why, I never seemed to get a rational answer.
    The claim from the Allams was that this would bring in new funding – I never heard anyone deny that this would happen.
    Puzzling – but hardly our problem.
    Our only issue of import is trying to repair the damage caused at GP by a certain party.

    Allam Jr claimed the name change would bring the n a £1m sponsorship deal, when challenged by the FA to provide proof he was unable to do so. The Allams certainly made a profit from their investment via dividends, group tax relief, 5%, later reduced to 4%, interest on their loans, and eventual selling price. Telling long term supporters that ‘they can die when they want’, and calling those that opposed him hooligans, is hardly the best way to win people over. Also the removal of concession prices for kids and oap’s was spiteful. On the other side of the coin local hospitals and the university benefitted enormously from his many donations. The local news reports have it spot on, a man who divided opinion.
    Abridged version, hospitals and university work = superb, HCAFC, GTF.

    in reply to: Christianity losing influence #249700
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    Christian numbers are certainly declining in the West but the numbers are increasing in other parts of the World. God’s glory will be the final outcome.
    There is Good News, repent and put your faith in Jesus Christ ( your joy will be everlasting) God is rich in Mercy.
    Yep, he showed lots of mercy in Auschwitz. Of course you’ll probably tell me he has sufficient reason for letting evil exist, (your usual guff) but you never give the reason.

    in reply to: “Round of 16” #249698
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    You saying I’m thick as a brick?

    Promoted at last, eh? ;-)

    in reply to: Simon elliott and Ian sharp #249696
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    Good news and proof, despite what ‘some’ claim, that there’s still buyers out there for football clubs.

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    in reply to: What is the Truth #249617
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    I’m hearing Swann has followed my lead and switched to TSB and snaffled £180 just for switching accounts, could explain any delay, but…

    It’s only £125 for switching TW, to get the extra £55 you have to commit for six months, can’t see Swanny doing that!

    Indeed, when I get the other payment I’ll be off elsewhere, unlike Swann. 💰

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    in reply to: Ten years of Tories #249612
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    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-63808516

    Not to worry, Rishi has a plan, probably a cunning plan. ⚰️

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    I’m hearing Swann has followed my lead and switched to TSB and snaffled £180 just for switching accounts, could explain any delay, but…

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    in reply to: Kier Starme rat CBI #249531
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    I’m sure he will, Gurny, but the problem for Labour is that the party’s split just as much as the Tories when it comes to Brexit and the centre versus the left. It’s just been kept under wraps, but sooner or later it will all come out into the open. Starmer knows he has to support Brexit and avoid the party lurching back to the left to win the election. He also knows that many in the traditional Labour heartland voted for Brexit.

    He’s also facing huge problems with the unions. While everyone sympathises with workers, me included, the strikes have been designed to create maximum disruption at a time when people are struggling on all fronts. On top of that many people took a huge financial hit during the pandemic while many of those going on strike received full pay. A chap who does work for us used to be a paramedic and he’s furious with the NHS nurses and ambulance drivers for going on strike, especially given he’s now looking after his wife who has terminal cancer.

    The question is how Starmer balances all of this. At the moment it’s easy because the Tories are in such poor shape, but as the election gets nearer he’s going to have to make his policies clear and many of them simply won’t please everyone.

    How very novel, strikers pick a time when it’ll have maximum effect, next time perhapsthey should do it when no one will notice. As for your paramedic friend tell him they’ve never had it so easy, most shifts now involve at most two jobs if they’re ‘lucky’, the rest of their time is sat waiting in a queue to admit patients to a&e. My paramedic friend is sick to the back teeth with it, as in his words ‘that’s not what I signed up for’. Fear not though Rishi has a plan, much like all those of the past decade.

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    Looking on the bright side British fishermen have got their waters back. Oh, Hull had two state of the art trawlers left, one used to catch 10% of haddock and cod (muck) seen in British fish and chip shops. Post Brexit, with Norway slashing the quota, one is up for sale, and the other in danger of going up for sale.
    Marvelous.

    in reply to: Disappearing Threads #249274
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    I thought this was going to about a new TV drama, or Bucks’s trousers going missing…

    He hadn’t got any, or any other clothes, all hail King Bucks. 😜

    in reply to: Swords n chain mail #249255
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    England V US.
    Did I catch strains of: “It’s just like watching Scunthorpe?”

    Four points from two games? 🙂

    in reply to: Take Back Control #249149
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    Water, two atoms of hydrogen an explosive gas, and one atom of oxygen. That’s what cars should eventually be run on. Oh, and I see duo faceted BI is commenting on someone posting again when they said they wouldn’t. The same BI that once posted ‘This forum is a farce, goodbye’. ‘Hello’ soon followed! 🤭

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    in reply to: Wealdstone #249014
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    Couldn’t get 6 in a car Deerey, And no bus going either not though we would use it, only use it if we’re desperate.

    National Express? 😄

    Worked for THe Divine Comedy and we all know Awaywego likes a bit of a laugh.😀

    AWG is the ‘something in the woodshed’. 😜

    in reply to: The true cost of Torynomics #248994
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    Anyone that’s had a bus lane fine in Hull deserves one. They’ve not had one single penny from me as the signs, and times on them, are plain for all to see. Earlier this year though they had to suspend them for legal reasons, and told people in the interim period they’d receive a warning letter. I had six such letters but the bus lanes were empty when I used them. I returned the letters with an appropriate message. 🤭
    Oh and Hull, at the minute thanks to a turncoat snake, has a Libdem council.

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    in reply to: The true cost of Torynomics #248927
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    As I gave said Gurnelisra, this government is shite, but 90% of those sitting in parliament are nothing short of being bloody clowns, have you listened to them on an afternoon on TV.

    So Two Wrights, I see today that the Humber View Hotel in North Ferriby have made 40 of your Yorkie pais redundent today, because they are changing the running system to enable the Hotel to accomodate 77 of these ALBANIAN AND

    The situation at the hotel is plain wrong, and a disgrace, just like you were plain wrong to suggest the the previous leader of Hull City Council was happy to accept cash for Hull city centre hotels to accept refugees. The Labour leader at the time sent an official complaint to the Home Office, fact. It’s also a fact (which you’ve also ignored) the council was blackmailed by the government into having more bus and cycle lanes, i.e. no bus and cycle lanes equalled no cash for long overdue road repairs.

    in reply to: The true cost of Torynomics #248761
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    He appears to have missed the fact that this year’s foreign aid budget is not £15b, but £11.5b, down from last year’s £14.5b. A mere piss in the bucket, given what was spaffed on covid.

    Two-rights, it is a lot more than the £11.5 billion you state, the Hull mad Labour brigade got vasts ammounts of government cash for accepting thousands of drop outs and putting them into hotels, the same local government that wanted everyone to use bikes instead of cars, in all of their cycle lanes that were paid for by free money from parliament (tax payers), traffic is now at standstill with empty cycle lanes instead of roads.

    Must have been some other Labour leader that complained to the government about refugees been housed in hotels in central Hull, oh hang in on it WAS the one from Hull. The same council though that HAD to accept the cash for cycle lanes, or miss out on extra cash for long needed repairs to three of the main roads in Hull.

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    He appears to have missed the fact that this year’s foreign aid budget is not £15b, but £11.5b, down from last year’s £14.5b. A mere piss in the bucket, given what was spaffed on covid.