rjimmer

I think most people who work the system, be they public servants, DHSS claiments, etc., will be voting to REMAIN.

And in Northern Ireland?

I think Granett is a lawyer or public servant or both.

You can always start talking about erecting high seats if it's a bit flat.

The fact that the 407,000 people that marched down Whitehall in support of field sports could have brought with them more guns than the army has, frightened them perhaps.

Max had his own plastering gang.

You need Anusol Hemorrhoid cream for that.

I got my F.A.C. back in 3 weeks with variation. Expanding round amounts and expanding missile amounts are now listed separately for each calibre.

Done that, got the T-shirt. Was earning more than an MP in the 60's, carrying bricks up ladders. I could probably buy dozens of houses in Poland if I cashed in the ones I own in the UK. "The most puzzling development in politics during the last decade is the apparent determination of Western European leaders to re-create the Soviet Union in Western Europe."- Mikhail Gorbachev

I've been told they earn £800-£1,000 a week, killing cattle for Tesco.

There is a slaughterhouse in Dorset employing a lot of Polish chaps. 7 years ago, one of them had already bought 6 houses back in Poland. Redistribution of wealth and health, it's called Socialism. We will be bled dry.

The immigrants that I have worked with, send more money back home than they pay in tax here. 10 years ago, a figure of £2.3Bn going back to Poland per year, was published

I see the remain vote is on a charge, it's now up to 16% on the Pollstation site.

There is no way that the EU establishment will change if we remain in it, Cameron's attempts (if genuine) during the last year have shown that.

The words 'snake oil' and 'salesman' come to mind.

If you can buy some before our Special Forces grab it all.

I spoke to friend who is retired in France and if he and his wife cannot arranged a proxy vote via his daughter in England, they are going to fly back to vote OUT.

What shape was the tail? I had a large bird cross my place about 2 years ago, carrying what looked like a small pigeon. A smaller raptor attacked it, making it drop it's burden. The smaller bird dropped onto it's prize and I could see it was a Peregrine. The larger bird wheeled away and I could see it had a concave tail. I phoned local twitcher who told me it could only be a Black Kite, and that 1 had been seen in Kent a week previously. The Marsh Harrier that I recently saw, appeared to have a bigger wing-span than a Buzzard.

I know people who don't even own a computer but still get these calls.

I've always thought the Redding Ultramag press looked the right tool for big cartridges.

I had a stranger on my ponds a few weeks ago. I flew like a Gull and turned on a crow that tried to mob it. I was told it was almost certainly a Marsh Harrier, as there are some nesting locally.

Did a day on Cotherstone a few years ago, young man's sport, especially in late summer. I had a job to keep up.

Just about sums it up.

Sounds like a Harrier. Grey, with black wing tips? There was a Pallid Harrier seen in Sussex a few weeks ago.

Lest we forget.