Rev

Just now, Caerphilly Ram said:

Only other comment I have on the game is that I like the look of their number 6, big and athletic as well as comfortable on the ball.

The sort of player we badly need.

I used to love a sick day, watching Doctors on BBC1.

Thirteen years of Tory rule means I can't even get to see a fictional doctor, nevermind a real one.

11 minutes ago, i-Ram said:

I read that a couple of days ago and winced. I nearly sent the bumbling old colonel a message, but came to the view that all feedback is good feedback. 

Especially if the feedback masks the lead singers vocals, it would seem.

7 minutes ago, PistoldPete said:

Precision bombing is not that precise

Probably best to just call it bombing, then?

Car tax is bad, just renewed at £570 for the year.

1 hour ago, Alpha said:

Always instantly triggered by any argument on this that begins 3,000 years ago. 

Another point was that he said "In 1967 there was an attack in Israel. But the debate has always been whether Israel was acting first in self defence or was the aggressor. That Israel struck first is not for debate. They did. At Egypt

Another issue is he says that Israel handed over Gaza to Palestinian control. Now that implies that they didn't still have a tight grip on Gaza. Yes, Gaza is still not in Israeli control. Unless you count minor things like travel, trade, water, fuel, electricity etc. If you count those things then Israel with it's navy and air force do control Gaza

We also talked about 100 enclaves of settlements. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2017/06/israel-occupation-50-years-of-dispossession/

https://www.un.org/unispal/in-facts-and-figures/

Also, again likes the story to begin with the festival attack but no mention of Jenin refugee raid. https://www.diakonia.se/ihl/news/excessive-force-a-legal-analysis-of-israels-operation-in-jenin-refugee-camp/

Another interesting insight https://press.un.org/en/2016/sc12657.doc.htm

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2021/5/19/a-history-of-the-us-blocking-un-resolutions-against-israel

 

He also is very quick to gloss over the first and second intifada. Confirming his bias. 

As soon as it starts with 3,000 years ago you know. He tried to hide his bias but he's about as neutral as me.

I'm just dipping my toe in the subject really, so the reading list is much appreciated.  

It goes without saying that I automatically doubt all words that spring from Alistair Campbells lips.

Imagine being the owner of the car that started it, and attempting to renew your insurance next time.

"I see you have a total loss claim against you last year, do you know the value of that claim?".

"Yes, it was £30m for the vehicles, and £40m building damages".

Click, followed by a dead phone line.

53 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

Only Nyambe and Waghorn were signed on permanent deals for less than 2 years. At the moment, we can field this starting 11 next season:

Vickers

Ward   Nelson   Bradley   Elder

Fornah   Rooney   Radcliffe

Wilson   DBrown   Washington

Pretty strong second string there.

Jason Manford booked for next November.

1 minute ago, Tyler Durden said:

Collins looks really bereft of confidence 

Agreed, he looks like he should be taking out of the firing line for his own good.

If I'm ever before a firing line myself, my last wish would be for James Collins to be holding the rifle.

10 minutes ago, LazloW said:

As Yoda said, anger leads to hate. Hate leads to terribly repetitive and boring diatribe on the internet. 

I thought it was 

Fear leads to panic, 

Panic leads to pain, 

Pain leads to anger 

Anger leads to hate?

Even Twitters got a downer on the boys.

I'm slightly disappointed the range doesn't include a homage to our last promotion winning manager, tbh.

Billy's Bitter is a perfect beer mat.

4 minutes ago, The Last Post said:

Here you go james

Who's going to tell the Asians that's called an Apple?

I've really really really wanted to give Warne the benefit of the doubt. 

Even after watching that, I was still just about onside, let's face it Collins should have scored at least once today, that's not on the manager.

His Radio Derby interview has tipped me over the edge.

Giving up midfield as a deliberate ploy when facing the 24th best team in the league, without a single goal to their name all season, how on earth do the squad take confidence in their abilities when that's the managers mindset?

Even if that attitude was successful over a season, what happens beyond?  

Ipswich are running wild in the division above, having been promoted last season, can anyone honestly see a PW led Derby County doing the same if we somehow squeaked promotion this year? 

He talks a good game, but plays a pretty poor one.

Absolutely disgraceful, hang your heads in shame, and please god let their be a change in management soon.

It's the completely Suzuki stadium, yet they have a completely Kawasaki corner! 

Lying pigs.

56 minutes ago, David said:

Don't believe so, he was gay. 

Started out with him being asked who he's been shagging in the village this week and he replied her son.

Something along those lines.

53 minutes ago, Rev said:

Must be a different bloke, I'll have a Google. 

This was pretty much his set that night, bit more edgy being a live performance rather than recorded. 

3 minutes ago, David said:

Don't believe so, he was gay. 

Started out with him being asked who he's been shagging in the village this week and he replied her son.

Something along those lines.

Must be a different bloke, I'll have a Google. 

1 hour ago, David said:

Who was Flanagan's support for you?

I think it was the same fella you saw. 

Did he do a joke about smacking his little girl in the face with his testicles? 

Have booked this week for both Bill Bailey and Rhod Gilbert. 

Micky Flanagan was 7/10 for me, but his support was excellent.

On 03/10/2023 at 12:55, Srg said:

Saw something briefly about this, didn't her intestines come out or something?! I think a wedgie is the most mildest way of describing it imaginable.

I think she suffered a gash to her gash.

8 minutes ago, PistoldPete said:

so has HS2 to Birmingham been scrapped too? . I must have missed that bit. And HS1 seems to end up in the Isle of Sheppey. 

They're building a migrant detention centre on the Isle of Sheppey, ready for the hurricane of illegals heading for London.