It's all very well celebrating the 882-page length of this thread, the longest ever in P & P!
But exclude all the Brexit-irrelevant posts and where does that leave you ......
<teacher surveys the class sternly ..... >
more money than sense
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you can get the sodding things for £85, £87 which in itself is very dear. but much better than £270
Also:
at that price a padlock should come as standardYour 85 quid ones can all be opened with the same key. Add padlock
Rickets.Also:
White dog shit
Jumpers for goalposts
Plain, salt and vinegar and cheese and onion - nothing else
Arthur Scargill
The Cold War
seen a few people with that recentlyRickets.
Same thing happened at my school because they couldn't persuade enough of the older kids "in charge" of it to act like capitalists...they just used to give the stuff away for free
Harsh...looks like yer Gramps completely got the slow-burn of neoliberal decline...I was 13 when decimalisation happened, I remember my Grandad telling me that it would bring civilisation crashing down around our ears and lead to the complete collapse of the UK has aviable society. With hindsight he appeared to be mistaken.
seems to me he was on the moneyI was 13 when decimalisation happened, I remember my Grandad telling me that it would bring civilisation crashing down around our ears and lead to the complete collapse of the UK has aviable society. With hindsight he appeared to be mistaken.
Maybe the penny will drop?seems to me he was on the money
seems to me he was on the money
Nugget of truth in there, for sure.He certainly observed there would be change.
Nugget of truth in there, for sure.
Yep, I think that's it. Not so much Corbyn being strung along (he probably is being) but put in a position where he feels he has to go ahead with the talks. His involvement is then flourished to frighten just enough erg nobs into the fold - 'look, it's mv4 or Marxism'. There's a chance it will work for her, but it might depend on the EU decision on the extension first. If they insist on a 12 month extension full stop the party will go ballistic and may kick her out forthwith. But if it's a case of '12 months unless your parliament approves mv4', it probably helps her get a deal. The difference for her is tory party waits till the day after the day the deal is signed before booting her out. Other scenarios are available.Back on topic: the purpose of TM's awkward fireside chat yesterday seemed to be to signal that no-deal was off the table, and that therefore the hard brexiters have overplayed their hand by refusing to vote for her deal and are now out in the cold.
But is it just a ploy? Is she going to pull out her fourth meaningful vote in a day or two and say to the brexiters 'it's my deal or a long extension with uncertain outcome negotiated with a communist'?
If I knew I guess I'd start laying bets.
Price of 85 quid is actually quite reasonable for a chest that will outlive youat that price a padlock should come as standard