I find this a very odd thing to feel uncomfortable about
I assume they communicate entirely in the native language of any country that they ever visit.
I find this a very odd thing to feel uncomfortable about
Basically sums up every political conversation I've had with tories over the last 5 years.
Basically sums up every political conversation I've had with tories over the last 5 years.
Blakeley is a massive cock tbf.
Look at this thread though. Tories gonna Tory.
Blakeley is a massive cock tbf.
Ah Stalin the truly the first woke bro.
You're such a reactionary goon.
Blakeley is a massive cock tbf.
You think she comes across well?
As already mentioned she didn't come across as anything, she made the rather straight forward point about councils and austerity cuts. Dale first reply was to call her argument ''utter rubbish'' without backing up as to why he thinks this and then he made a bizarre argument about ''people doing the sensible thing'' whatever that means and finally he fecked off.You think she comes across well?
Seems like a lot of Caf talks as well.
"What you're saying is rubbish....."
fifteen pages later
"omg guys stop abusing me I'm the victim here and I've been nothing but polite this entire time waaaaahhhhh...."
I don't have to listen to this *takes off tie clip mic and walks off*Also this is iain dale who has a caution for assaulting a pensioner who was holding a sign he didn't like.
This sounds fecking ridiculous. I'm no Engineer and I guess that's why it sounds so feckin ridiculous. But seriously, surely this is feckin ridiculous?
I don't think its that crazy from what I've read, it's 20 miles at the nearest point and there are much bigger similar bridges in China and a smaller one in Scandinavia. The question is if it's cost effective. I'd guess that it would be seen as a good thing over a long enough period of time.
Don’t think distance is the issue, more depth, weather, and WW2 era munitions.
Don’t think distance is the issue, more depth, weather, and WW2 era munitions.
We've got the Orwell Bridge here in Suffolk. It's not even a mile long and closed every other day because of the wind.
That's the dullest bridge I've ever seen.
That's the 80's for you. Tasteless.
People seem to like jumping off it though.
Reminder of insane British media is