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17 hours ago, washerboy said:
I craved for a Webley tracker, twenty five years later I got to try one and was so disappointed. Great looking gun but truly awful trigger and clunky internals
I had a tracker, nice gun but it destroyed a couple of scopes, good around the farm yard.
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8 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:
And has it not occurred to you that there may be very valid reasons for that!? I'm still yet to hear a credible reason why it would be in any MPs interest to avoid Brexit on the basis of self interest in the sense of their role in Parliament.
So just to examine your point about leaving Europe - no deal isn't gonna happen, May's deal is not popular, let's face the facts of where we are, the reality we find ourselves in, what are the sensible outcomes here?
If there were valid reasons for us to stay in Europe it would be plastered all-over the side of busses!!
listening to a lady last night from the ERG who said they voted against Mays deal because it was rubbish, not really brexit and left Ireland annexed.
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2 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:
You can't credibly claim that the country knew exactly what it voted for, you can't project your version of leave on 17,399,999 other leave voters, there is no data to support your claims.
A handful, seriously...
we voted to leave Europe, but MPs won't let us.
1 hour ago, ditchman said:as i said before the MP's are playing very dangerous games.................if by default or dare i say it ..design we end up staying in the EU in some various form or totally getting sucked up by the EU..............there will be a few moans on the streets.............then the people will ...in order to get back at the traitorus MP's will vote them out and vote in a far right alternative..............these groups are waiting in the wings just rubbing their hands and waiting................
which country had an election maybe last year and there was a big swing to the right? Was it Holland?? It was seen as really dramatic, and it could well be the same here.
I've no idea what this might mean for us but i think it will shake things up, and not in a good way.
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4 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:
wonder how many of the 17.4M people who voted leave work (or worked) in the manufacturing sectors and now realise they effectively voted to make themselves redundant in the process.
probably a lot because we're already seeing jobs going abroad they always have.
I've said before people in normal jobs want our country ruled and governed by our country, not someone unaccountable in Brussels or Germany
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So TM called a general election on advice and got spanked loosing her majority.
Now parliament have taken control of brexit, watching newsnight and plenty of people are saying TM the PM is loosing control of everything?? How long before she resigns or gets the push?
SNP want another referendum to keep Scotland and us in Europe.
So is no deal now dead?? If parliament are now in control will it ever end??
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5 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:
won by 27 votes!
Who won what? Caught the end of the news, and I'm none the wiser
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2 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:
hello, i see some of these ******** are still trying to get a second vote hoping brexit will be defeated, do the rights of those who voted out not matter on the first go ?
Don't forget we weren't sure what we were actually voting for so all the deluded MPs are really doing us a favour by not allowing us to crash out of Europe into an endless abiss??????????
3 minutes ago, Snoozer said:Is that Berkow?
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Sounds very strange, not had your keys near a big magnet or something?
There was something on crime watch a few weeks back about people going into cars by scanning somehow and then being able to open or start keyless cars.
Have you tried your spare keys?
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11 hours ago, old man said:
Eventually it came to light that the works manager went round at shift end and put most of the rejects back through the system when our QC had finished for the day.
Just what you need some jobsworth who thinks that drawings and limits don't matter 👎👎
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2 hours ago, strimmer_13 said:
My mates mum runs a shop, she takes them but they dont get sold they get scrapped. Any sharps dont go in the shop front.
Cheers.
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21 hours ago, moondoggy said:
Got one little blighter this morning.
Shot at it on the nuts and missed. It ran up a nearby tree and, stupidly, stopped on a branch. Nailed it.
Total 550
is that a new neutering technique?
I'll add 1 even though it was already dead when i shot it.
554
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1 hour ago, poontang said:
So, who is Ms Georgiadou?
Maybe it's an anagram? Possibly someone who works for Blair Corbyn or even May?
1 hour ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:Whist searching for images of Margaret Anne Georgiadou "I came across this"
You dirty old man.
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would a charity shop take knives??
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18 minutes ago, Jaymo said:
Oh, so now my Political leanings are also being questioned?
Whats next? Ethnicity, Sexuality or can I really eat three shredded wheat!
the problem with eating3 shredded wheat is you have to open two packets since they changed them, so i eat two now 😉 but three wheatabix
I do hope several or lots of MPs loose their positions at the next GE if they have gone against getting us out of Europe, problem is lots of people will likely still vote as they normally do because there's little alternative.
And i hoped it would all end next week 😭😭😭
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10 minutes ago, Dave-G said:
It seems politricks is the new way to win a war. So many people wanting to exercise their right to a vote who are willing to surrender their sovereign country to a German led EU superstate - that has leaders they cannot vote in or out of control of our country. 😞
Plenty of us have said this, why o why would people want to be ruled by Europe?? It defies logic.
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Just seen the remain demo on the news in London, supposed to be 1 million people there?? Don't think so, lots of folk yes in probably the biggest remain area in the country.
they should have had multiple demos in Birmingham and Manchester as well see how many people turned out through the country not just remain central.
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31 minutes ago, old man said:
Strange thought, Aflatoxin from peanuts? Shock from empty feeder?
Not sure i bought it home, but now you've said that I'll have a look in its throat?
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BUT, before another referendum could take place i think another GE would take place with both the major parties hoping to gain a political advantage without the need to suck up to others ie DUP.
Now given people keep talking about strategic voting but most of the MPs have shown they won't do what their asked to do anyway how are people supposed to vote?
Labour remain?
Tory Leave ( possibly) with a deal, maybe?
Another? With a bunch of rejects from other parties????
It's going to get messy fast.
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2 hours ago, Raja Clavata said:
Genuine question relating to the behaviour of MPs in relation to Brexit; one of the inferences mentioned here on several occasions is that of self interest in us remaining in the EU but it's not obvious to me how that would be so. How would MPs, individually and collectively, benefit from us remaining in the EU as opposed to us leaving?
The individuals I see in the media that want to remain are MPs celebrity types, seem to be people on big wages, probably big pensions fancy portfolios i imagine.
Somehow they stand to loose financially.
Then its people who are married to a foreigner maybe Spanish or German? This i understand.
Then there are British folk who don't want to be ruled by/from Europe.
I am still surprised the original vote wasn't a bigger split for leave, maybe the next three or four votes will be different 😣 🤔
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I don't know if they've happened but apparently there were planned demos today and more tomorrow??
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1 hour ago, henry d said:
Doesn`t really matter, they are banned as of yesterday afternoon.
How many legally held handguns have been used to kill people since the ban here? I don`t have a scooby but it is probably zero.
That's what i was going to say, several thousand legally held hand guns were removed from the public vastly reducing the risk after Dunblane and before that were semi automatic rifles banned after Hungerford? I was very young.
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How is this for different, just been sent a job from an agency, very good money flights and accommodation included in...........................................
Poland!! Quite often get jobs in Norway but Poland is new 🤣🤣 mustn't be anyone there to run the machines.
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Very nice great skills, i was expecting a squirrel though 😄
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Maybe that's the plan, a deal so bad people would rather stay??
and if there is another vote, then there will always be another vote, with no outcome just a continuation of the mess there is now.