{ Page last revised with season: 20 } Welcome and hello! First off, this isn’t a “what’s the best build” guide, Icy Veins does an excellent job of covering that aspect. This article is more, “things I’ve learnt”. Things that few share because “everyone knows”, but actually, no, they don’t, because unless you actively search […]
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A tale of two connections. Unlike our government, unlike the CBI (incredibly!), and unlike most remainers (it seems), I have a better grasp on business! Not exactly horses for courses, ‘cos I’m only talking about broadband, not international trade, but the same logic applies. Between accepting a bad deal – or no deal, you walk
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On his Facebook page Bernard Jenkins (mp) – who I greatly respect – added a post. It was raising an important point, for those affected. In some ways it was and is a good thing, a right thing to do. But, yer, well, this is me. I tend to look and things from several angles
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2019 Tory leadership candidates The following exchange followed comments from a Telegraph article: “Tory leadership candidates with little backing could be ‘culled’ to speed process up” (Or on Facebook) [ME] Cull anyone that supported Mrs May’s deal. That’ll get the number down fast. We might need another batch of candidates, though, ‘cos this lot invalidated
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Remainer troll rants: “Your an uneducated monster!” You have to laugh when someone is trolling on Facebook, in a general sneer at anyone that voted ‘leave’ in the referendum, calls another person (not me) uneducated and then, after a barely coherent, punctuation free rant, tells them, “Your a monster”. Some remainers just can’t help themselves
Intro This article was started as a reply to a Facebook post, one asking for better grammar. It quickly escalated, and comments were turned off soon after. Still, it gave me material and thoughts for this post, though it wasn’t shared there. Not that simple For those annoyed with the OP, remember life is never
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Ever since Thatcher the EU has been turning the thumbscrews on the UK. They probably thought they’d struck a gold mine when they landed Tony Blair, who – even without being asked – give them all they wanted and more. They probably touch themselves at night when they think of having landed Mrs May as
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Vote again until you get it right, or be ignored Brexit or not – and there WILL be hell to pay if not – I’m thinking ahead to local and General Elections. The EU has a long history of either ignoring referendums, or telling nation states to vote again until it gets the “right” answer…
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