Suspect Device

Not sure that Khan is personally responsible for it. Surely he will have someone who does that kind of stuff for him. And it'll just get added to the pile of fines that are never going to get paid by the US embassy. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/us-government-owes-over-12m-in-unpaid-congestion-charge-a4158936.html

Does he not mean that the moon missions are a part of the overall mission to Mars? As in they will be using it to stage the main launch to Mars? That's how I read it (although he's not the easiest to understand because he's thick as pigshit)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-48504670/inside-britain-s-top-secret-research-laboratory Had to laugh at the blurb.

I stand corrected. Obama and Trump prefer a drone strike.

Obama preferred a drone strike.

If anyone fancies a look inside an American chicken processing plant, have a watch of Ch4 Dispatches on just now. Absolutely bogging.

They played in 2017.

Aye pretty shit but the funny thing is that the right wing press are now pishing their frillies about it and will make the band far more money and give them far more publicity than they would ever have had.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-48488732

Bit sexist is it not? I'd be laughing at a male Tory PM greetin the same as I would at her. I'm all for equality.

Ross Thomson is 200/1.

If I was a remainer and a Labour/Toryvoter, I would not be voting for them in this election. They have both "said" that they will respect the vote and are trying to deliver Brexit. You have to take that at face value and vote LibDem in England or SNP in Scotland to be counted as voting remain in this pseudo Brexit referendum.

Which vote will come first?/ The withdrawal agreement or the 2nd referendum? You'd need to have a decision on what the question on the 2nd referendum would be. Personally, I'd have 2 ballot papers. First one says Brexit/No Brexit. 2nd paper says May's Deal/No Deal. The 2nd vote will only be counted if the first one is a vote for Brexit.

It'll be spun both ways by either side. Unless they get 51% of the votes cast. Which is incredibly unlikely.

Do you see them as pro remain or not knowing what they want? Surely at least the Tories are pro Brexit. A lot of the MPs and most definitely the grass roots. Labour is harder to judge but I see Corbyn as pro Brexit. There seems to be more of a split in his party and supporters though.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/20/pro-anti-brexit-parties-neck-and-neck-eu-election-poll Should the Labour and Tory votes not be counted as pro-Brexit as well?

The English club Corinthians? Or maybe Thomas Donohoe from Busby. A well known Hibs stronghold in East Renfrewshire.

What's French for what the actual f**k?

Iceland Now get my vote. Cyprus 2nd.

Don't like it but they're going to be close to the top.

Cyprus all the way. Rest is shite.

Partly down to the Tories negative anti SNP campaign leaflet,, I have just voted SNP for the first time in at least 15 possibly 20 years. Well done Ruth. campaigning for Scotland (National party).

You beat me to it. He was about to get a greenie until that just spoiled it all.

DST.

The petrol bomb definitely wasn't imaginary.