Rant of the day

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  1. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    Absolutely BRILLIANT, really enjoyed that, just epitomised Lib_dems for me.
     
  2. PompeyMark

    PompeyMark Senior Member

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    No need for hats guys I think you will find pretty much most of us have had enough of being told what to do with our lives with an unelected dictatorship headed up by the Germans and the French, taking £55 million a day ffs just so that we can buy
     
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  3. PompeyMark

    PompeyMark Senior Member

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    BMW`s and Mercedes cars. All May has to do is tell the remoaners to fuck off and respect the will of the people and she should just press ahead and get on with article 50.Sorry about the 2 posts
     
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  4. MickEng

    MickEng Noble Member

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    Can anybody tell me if I have got my forum account set up wrongly.
    Once I have logged in and try and go to 'home', a sub forum or latest post, I have to log in again.
    Surely this can't be right ?
     
  5. Sprinter

    Sprinter Kinigit

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    not right. although normal
     
  6. MickEng

    MickEng Noble Member

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    It's a bloody pain!
     
  7. capt

    capt Elite Member

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    Hi MickEng, I don't have this problem on my 10" laser tablet, I have it set to keep me signed in. "Remember me" it comes under.

    Hopefully you can find something similar on you machine. Whatever it is.

    Cheers Mick.
     
  8. MickEng

    MickEng Noble Member

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    Thanks Capt,
    I will try that, I use my i-pad and at the log in it asks wether you want to save your password, which to be honest I never do on any site, I am deeply suspicious of data being hacked etc.
     
  9. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

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    That's the problem Mick.
     
  10. sprintdave

    sprintdave Nurse, think it's time for his medications.
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    Mick you answered it yourself mate
     
  11. Dougie D

    Dougie D Crème de la Crème

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    You may agree or disagree with the lyrics..but it is funny
     
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  12. Sprinter

    Sprinter Kinigit

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    I just wonder what Scotland would have voted if the independence vote was after the brexit vote or if Scotland had known going in that England wanted out,
     
  13. bogg

    bogg Senior Member

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    un elected dictatorship? so name more than 1 that voted for May! don't get me wrong brexit is brexit they should push article 50 asap but can we influence the deal we get? I don't think so.... as for being told what to do,that's been happening for over 300 years so wake up and smell the coffee,nothing will change there so just wait for the next nice day and get out on the bike enjoy the ride and waive at the first biker that passes without first asking where they come from;)
     
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  14. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

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    Well I'm about to make meself as popular as a turd in a swimming pool.

    Only 72% of the voting population actually voted. Of those that voted, only 51.9% voted to leave - that means that for the most fundamental change in Britain's recent history only 37% of the voting population voted to leave the EU.

    Cameron completely fùcked up the basis of the referendum - imo for something so important as this, he should have structured it like this: for the result to be a valid and abiding one, the following must be achieved:

    1. The voting turnout must be at least 75%

    2. The result must have a voting majority of a minimum 70%, meaning an overall majority of 52.5% of the voting population.

    I firmly believe that leaving Europe will turn out to be a huge mistake in terms of security and prosperity for Britain. I also believe that we in the Western world are going through very strange times and politicians of all varieties & levels need to understand how close to a total vote of no confidence they are and therefore revolution. I also believe the Common Market is a great thing, but a Federal Europe is not.

    Let's face it why do we need local representation (MP's for UK; Senators & Deputies for USA and France) ? They cost literally Billions and do we get Value for Money? I don't think so. Scrap the whole lot and start again with the population voting via their mobile phones.
     
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  15. bogg

    bogg Senior Member

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    well it was probably me that put the turd in there........but HEY HO
     
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  16. PompeyMark

    PompeyMark Senior Member

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    Well Bogg I woke up and smelt the coffee,, if it was down to an election do you honestly believe that the Tories would have any opposition? (I am not a Tory btw) and never have been. All political persuasions have there own agendas and I know that folk will always have their own opinions, the fact that the EU had become so uncontrollable and something unrecognisable to what was originally voted on back in the 70`s and the influx of cheap labour and the strain on Public services that has been created would it be right to allow this to continue? Cameron fucked it up regally because he was shit scared of UKIP and the votes he was losing, he called the referendum because of his arrogance, and then spun out the biggest pile of horse shit when he renegotiated our membership deal. He basically took the British public for fools and ignored the main issue which is the uncontrolled migration. We all have our opinions which we are entitled to and as a democracy the will of the people should be carried out.
     
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  17. andypandy

    andypandy Crème de la Crème

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    I think Cameron had been telling more and more lies over the years. Nobody held him to account and he came to believe he could tell enormous whoppers like he did over his so called EU re-negotiations. I believe all politicians lie all of the time. That's sad I know but I honestly think you have to be a lying cnut to be successful in politics.
     
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  18. MrOrange

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    http://www.lep.co.uk/news/tributes-to-dead-biker-jared-alexander-24-from-preston-1-8280511

    :mad: I don't know what pisses me off more - the paper stating he is a biker or the dumbass' paying tribute to the thieving little scumbag !!! He was a known thief and little shitbag in a gang of thieving scum-sucking wasters.

    Good riddance to the little tosser and hopefully he didn't breed with any of the other lowlife's before he passed away and degraded the gene pool further. :mad:
     
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  19. Dougie D

    Dougie D Crème de la Crème

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    i reckon he got off lightly,he should have got a visit from Mr X
     
  20. Watty2016

    Watty2016 Active Member

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    I wonder what else we will all get for Xmas I.e, on the first day of Xmas My true love gave to me, one less thieving git to worry about.
     
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