delbert wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 10:09 am Barking mate, not to be confused with Lower Barking (Dagenham), we're the posh bit, or used to be........

I still remember when Upney was the poshest bit.

Genuine question. I drove from Geneva to Caslano, Switzerland at the weekend. I crossed 3 borders, Switzerland to France, France to Italy, Italy back into Switzerland, then returned the next day. All 3 borders controls were roughly the same. Slowing you down to a snails pace, with the occasional bor...

Genuine question. I drove from Geneva to Caslano, Switzerland at the weekend. I crossed 3 borders, Switzerland to France, France to Italy, Italy back into Switzerland, then returned the next day. All 3 borders controls were roughly the same. Slowing you down to a snails pace, with the occasional bor...

I saw Rio's Blue Plaque, on the estate he lived as a kid, no mention of Anton.

The leave vote in the Referendum, was largely fanned by those news bulletins on your TV screens every evening of that caravan of middle Eastern refugees trecking through the Balkans and of others holed up in that slum in Calais trying their utmost to storm lorries bound for the UK and many were fea...

aaronhammer wrote: We also voted in 2016 knowing that the result of the referendum wasn’t legally binding.

Maybe, but we all knew what we voted for, with a promise the result would be implemented.

Do you take the same approach with everything in life that you only do it once? General elections for example? How about those who voted in the 70s, they have had to vote twice. Plus as said, we didn’t vote for how or when we leave the EU in 2016 - we just voted on whether to leave or remain. Maybe...

I’m still yet to understand why Leavers are so unhappy if we have a second vote with a clear route how to exit the EU? If this had been the case first time round (leave with deal or remain) I’d like to think we’d be clear of what’s going to happen in 32 days time - however it wasn’t and that’s why ...

delbert wrote:
Your loss, they was sort of reinforcing the points you was making.........

I was thinking the same thing too :lol:

woodgreenspur wrote: Great minds,and all that

He must be lying. A northern woman on the radio this morning said it was due to Brexit and the Tories. And I've seen a graphic on Social Media from a remainer that showed that Swindon voted to leave and they deserve their job losses and reap what they sow. So classy this remainer lot. Sounds like so...

We imported 113,000 tonnes of beef in 2018 and exported 43,000 tonnes, thats a hell of a lot of cows we are short. Now tell me, what food gets cheaper when theres less to go round? I get what your saying, but what is the quality of 43000 tonnes of beef that we import, if it's cheaper that our own :...

She has/had the perfect bum for jeans!

Puff Daddy wrote: You mean to say, you were looking at it, you dirty dog

Certainly not!!
The misses was glaring at me most of the time!

I don't think "Crashed Out" gives off the right vibe, it stinks of remainerism. I prefer to think of us leaving the EU as a birth, a new baby created of rape escaping the confines of a corrupt whores womb through the passage of an incompetent vagina. Come 29-03-19 the spavined legs will s...

Stood directly behind her in the customs queue for over 90 mins, at Chicago airport a few years ago. Very, very hot, but quite lairy.[/quote]

Hammer.CA wrote:

Her or you?

I'm not hot

She has/had the perfect bum for jeans!

DasNutNock wrote:Kirsty Gallacher, in Waitrose, getting some Xmas stuff. Noticed a fair amount of booze in her trolley, hopefully she'd taken a taxi.

And yes, I would.

Stood directly behind her in the customs queue for over 90 mins, at Chicago airport a few years ago. Very, very hot, but quite lairy.

Aycliffe wrote:Off topic but I see this thread was started by Romford.

I met him a few seasons ago up at Boro when he sorted out a few tickets for us, really nice chap so I wondered what happened to him on here?

Still see Romford at the odd away game.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-deal-latest-theresa-may-parliament-backing-constituency-eu-a8670726.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; The latest you gov poll states 600 constituencies wish to remain, that's hardly a few points. Actually Loon, only 1...

Lenny Bennett ran past me during the London Marathon many years ago. Bet he was none too pleased, when I shouted out 'there's Lenny Henry!'

In the immortal words of the Rolling Stones;

Angie, Angie
You can't say we never tried
Angie, you're beautiful
But ain't it time we say goodbye.