Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
You've triggered me there, this is important brick, far beyond parody, have some fudging respect for the some of the most important work of our lifetime, do not cheapen Star Wars by using it as comparison with Westminster.
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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You've triggered me there, this is important brick, far beyond parody, have some fudging respect for the some of the most important work of our lifetime, do not cheapen Star Wars by using it as comparison with Westminster.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Boris has lost a bit of weight
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Boris would be Tarkin, Rees Mogg is Vader, Farage (the next leader of the tory party) is Palpatine.
<In which I cheapen Star Wars by using it as a comparison with Westminster>
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The hair buns don't really suit him though
It's the most sober I've ever seen juncker look
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Woah horsey. Boris is Leah subjugated by the evil empire. Um...lets start again. Boris is fat Skywalker the gallant hero coming to save the rebellion from Tarkin (Corbyn). Mogg is C3PO. Farage is a Jawa or maybe Jabba.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
I like that you are running with this, but Remain is the Rebel Alliance, I'm Jar-Jar.
Tim Barrow is Greedo.
C3PO, probably May.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I know remain are the goodies but in GBs opposite world the EU are the evil empire. I agree you are Jar-Jar in any scenario though.
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Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
please don't ignore the tim barrow joke, it's one of my best
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
No one likes you jar-jar.
Has racially motivated hate crime increased or has the reporting of it?
All 13 dimensions of it?I think I'll fill my face up with wine. Does anybody know how to skip on to the next multiverse?
Edit: on a parallel note (eh) I finally understood superstring theory tonight
SpurMeUp
Les Howe
And grown his hair to look more like a cuddly toy.
StephenH
David Ginola
No, I didn't know about your illness!
I've been disabled from birth and have lost many of my school friends to illness over the years! So illness is the the norm for me since I was at primary school, if you get me drift.
I lost my dad to cancer at 47 and my mum to MND 10 or so year ago particular grim way to go, being an only child that was eye-opening. I have been married now for 38 years with two kids and 3 grand kids, I've just had my 67th on the 5th so I'm chuffed on the death front!
Was born 30 years to early to be a disabled person and trying to find work. I could tell you stories about the job applications and interviews that would have you disbelieving me, looking back now some were totally hilarious total discrimination, so the upshot was I started my own business and the rest is history!
I’m with you all the way on religion!
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
I didn't know that and wish you all the best with the treatment.
I am with you on religious rights, religion has pretty much been found to be faith not fact in recent years and the way we look at things like drug treatments should be done so with a scientific mind not one of religious faith thousands of years old.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
There is a slight problem with this as Britain has been for many years one of the world leaders in forward looking and an open and diverse society. We are one of the most racially and ethnically integrated societies in the world, there are not too many places in the whole world where you can experience such a splash of cultures openness to sexual choices and be aware of peoples religious heritage. We are constantly under this media gaze where incidents are over reported but it far outweighs the reality.
I live in South London and I am sandwiched between 2 churches frequented by the African neighbourhood a Sikh Temple and a mosque, the weekends are a hotbed of colours and sounds and there is never an inch of bother in terms of openness and acceptability, take the London over ground from West Croydon to Shoreditch and beyond at the weekend and listen to the people, see the people, smell the foods and you will see that the UK is one of the most ethnically diverse nations in the world and its even more evident when you look at the numbers and compare it to our size of country.
Brexit does not change that and nor does a few people from predominantly white neighbourhoods who don't leave their house or working men's clubs.
We have always welcome Asylum seekers, our countries fabric is made up on it along with immigrants from all over the globe but there does have to be a balance and the worlds changed to such an extents that the open arm of charity can be held out by many more countries than just the UK, we have a long history of it and our population swell is at the point of over population in many parts, that's not an Asylum problem before anyone jumps at me that's just a fact of how the UK has evolved but there options for Asylum is not just UK or bust, many asylum seekers come from countries that neighbour buoyant countries with vibrant GDPs who have a zero Asylum policy yet the UK gets this shaming when we have to put a number on what we can do.
And thats our biggest crime, probably our only crime, we put a number on it, the shame of Asylum lays firmly on the world more than the UK in my opinion, as a nation we do alot to fight with them.
Grays_1890
Chris Jones
That's a great point