RedRob72

I find myself musing that, over most of your contributions Jupe, such an angry wee gnome. Imagine the flip side, a guy from Burnley living in Falkirk posting similar on a regular basis. You don’t think he’d get short shrift on here? Hmmmm

And what if a vote for No, can Britain still go f*ck itself? You’re playing to the gallery on here it’s clear, nothing else. You moan like f*ck on P&B constantly about where you live in England and continually disparage your townsfolk. You contribute nothing but complaints about where you currently reside, reckon they’ll be f*ckin glad to see you leave, I know I would.

Congrats and good luck in the final Ballinamallard, hope the whole club and fans have a great day out and a result!

Mon Leeds keep it going, would fuckin love to see the mighty Whites go up!

Better programme tonight, not as ‘shouty’ and some improved audience contributions on recent editions.

Sorry, but given the lack of concrete evidence to bring about charges and a trial after 12 years, a random abduction remains a distinct probability.

How do medical researchers calculate the prevalence of any other psychiatric disorder?

I’m not suggesting that someone was purposefully on the prowl that evening Serge, rather that she unfortunately presented herself as an opportunity to someone, who made a snap decision to do her harm, instead of returning her to safety. It isn’t beyond the realms of possibility nowadays sadly.

Research conducted by the NCA back in 2015 reported that 1 in 35 men in the UK have paedophilic tendencies. Would it be hugely different in Portugal and therefore not such an uncommon occurrence?

Aye you could say that![emoji6]

Watched the Netflix series, interesting stuff but haven’t changed my mind. Think she woke up, perhaps distressed, wandered out of an unlocked door, disorientated looking for her parents and was snatched by an opportunist with wrongful intentions, never to be seen again. Wrong place, wrong time. Don’t think the McCanns had anything directly to do with her disappearance, other than their obvious neglect and downright carelessness.

Think you can forgive the odd slip, especially in a large group but doing it intentionally is just bad form. Years back when the kids were small, we went on three or four summer holidays with a group of 5/6 families and extended friends. One couple in particular (from Queensferry) would order the full business from the menu, starters, mains plus sides and desserts, quaff their way through two decent bottles of wine and then get stuck into the coffees/mints and brandy. Without fail he was the first to pipe up ‘are we just sharing the bill?’ whilst she nodded with approval, ‘aye that seems fair’. Cheeky fat bassas. I guess we were as much at fault as no-one ever really challenged them. Perhaps because they were quite a jolly couple, no one wanted to offend them despite their gluttony on the cheap.

Haha, yep blame my spellchecker/ word predictor! [emoji6]

The upward inflection; people who upturn the end of a simple sentence by stressing the last word as though it’s a question. Generally used by people who also throw in unnecessary words to fill out a sentence or explanation, such as basically, specifically and fundamentally. Petty but so fucking annoying. ETA, Spellcheck[emoji847]

Some very ‘niche’ choices on here! [emoji15] Time for another picture of the lovely Lucy Verasamy - ITV Weather