discokermit
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they arent good enough?why do you think so few smaller bands who regularly play Europe ever get to tour the US?
they arent good enough?why do you think so few smaller bands who regularly play Europe ever get to tour the US?
if you look again at my post you'll see i expressly said i didn't think that touring the usa is equivalent to touring within the eu. nonetheless here you are wafting on again about equivalencies.In what ways is it 'comparable' for smaller bands - apart from the actual physical act of playing gigs? And if the experiences are so comparable, why do you think so few smaller bands who regularly play Europe ever get to tour the US?
You can just post up 3 or 4 things, if you like. So what have you got?
You've done the personal stuff before, so it's getting a bit boring now.
i'm sorry, i missed that above and i'm sorry to hear about your step-great aunt. and you're right, to say it's boring is cuntish.If my lived experience is not relevant than neither is yours and you could shut up about your poxy band, but to tell me that my step-mum’s aunt’s death is boring you is quite cuntish.
Now get ready to be told that these aren’t benefits, or if they are they’re outweighed by more expensive widgets from Germany.Have a couple more than 3 or 4, but my dinner's getting cold:
We got rid of pig fucker and his poodle and they took their austerity with them.
All vulnerable people who want one have had a vaccine which stops them from being dead – it’s a repeat, but a real crowd pleaser among those who like being alive.
We're no longer part of a supra-national state that has a judiciary, parliament, an executive, an economic policy, a currency, a foreign and defence policy and a diplomatic service.
Live animal exports are no longer a thing.
We now allow equal access to residency in the UK to people from non-European nations as we do to those from European nations (except Ireland, of course).
A united Ireland looks an odds-on certainty.
The UK will not be drawn in to being part of a Euro militarycalamityforce.
Some goods bound for Britain may be delayed
expensive widgets from germany held up at the border because the wrong form has been filled in no doubtNow get ready to be told that these aren’t benefits, or if they are they’re outweighed by more expensive widgets from Germany.
Johnson was part of those governments and also the vote leave lot have been explicit about brexit being an opportunity for striping away protections.We got rid of pig fucker and his poodle and they took their austerity with them
Johnson was part of those governments
He was an MP under Cameron.No he wasn’t.
He was an MP under Cameron.
This does look nuts. The EU has sent 21million doses to the UK. I think the UK has sent them none.
Hope I dont get one of those euro ones when it’s my go.
EU leaders back 'global value chains' instead of vaccine export bans
Refusal to support measure despite Ursula von der Leyen highlighting 21m doses sent to UKwww.theguardian.com
I know. Don’t think the Eu is going around boasting to member states that they’re involved in sending doses over here, quite the opposite.Remember when they say "the EU has sent X doses to the UK" that doesn't mean that the EU themselves have sent them, as the EU rhetoric likes to imply. It means that companies who have contracted to send the UK doses but happen to be based in the EU have simply honoured their contractual obligations.
Here he is voting to cut benefits:And being an MP makes you “part of those governments” does it?
Remember when they say "the EU has sent X doses to the UK" that doesn't mean that the EU themselves have sent them, as the EU rhetoric likes to imply. It means that companies who have contracted to send the UK doses but happen to be based in the EU have simply honoured their contractual obligations.
This does look nuts. The EU has sent 21million doses to the UK. I think the UK has sent them none.
Hope I dont get one of those euro ones when it’s my go.
EU leaders back 'global value chains' instead of vaccine export bans
Refusal to support measure despite Ursula von der Leyen highlighting 21m doses sent to UKwww.theguardian.com
Here he is voting to cut benefits:
Boris Johnson, former MP, Uxbridge and South Ruislip
Read Boris Johnson's contributions to Parliament, including speeches and questionswww.theyworkforyou.com
I know. They look like absolute idiots, for not banning exports of vaccine from the facilities in the Eu.
Well, they kind of do though.Err, no.
Fair enough, but he has voted for it and his treatment of nurses shows where his politics lie.Oh right, so MPs now become part of the government if they vote the same way that the government does, is that where you’re at now?
Have a couple more than 3 or 4, but my dinner's getting cold:
We got rid of pig fucker and his poodle and they took their austerity with them.
All vulnerable people who want one have had a vaccine which stops them from being dead – it’s a repeat, but a real crowd pleaser among those who like being alive.
We're no longer part of a supra-national state that has a judiciary, parliament, an executive, an economic policy, a currency, a foreign and defence policy and a diplomatic service.
Live animal exports are no longer a thing.
We now allow equal access to residency in the UK to people from non-European nations as we do to those from European nations (except Ireland, of course).
A united Ireland looks an odds-on certainty.
The UK will not be drawn in to being part of a Euro militarycalamityforce.
And when Ursula says the U.K. has sent nothing, she means nothing but the key ingredient that Pfizer needs to make their vaccine.
Well, they kind of do though.
This arguments no good for me, bit personal with the folks over there still waiting for a letter in May.
The government took a gamble with the vaccines and got lucky. It has very little to Brexit no matter how much you want it to be true.
“I am aware that alone a country can be a speedboat, while the EU is more like a tanker” .
“Before concluding a contract with a pharmaceutical company, the 27 member states had five full days to say whether they agreed or not.
“This naturally delays the process.
So sir Keir starmer is part of the governmentOh right, so MPs now become part of the government if they vote the same way that the government does, is that where you’re at now?
Before we swiftly try and change the subject I'd like to quote you the words of the President of the European Commission
Ursula von der Leyen
Certainly been no shortage of comically clueless people offering opinions on how my career as a musician hasn't supposedly been negatively impacted, or hoe touring the US is somehow comparable to playing Europe.