General Chit Chat

[Bruce Rioja]

I've pulled a muscle in my back, just below my right shoulder blade. As one that's never had any sort of muscular back trouble before I'd absolute no idea as to just how painful this would be. Sweet baby Jesus and the orphans!

Welcome to my world. I could recommend a physio ....

Katie?

[Bruce Rioja]

feck. fecking feck. fecking feck, feck, feck, fecking feck.

[Worthy4England]

Joseph Holt's. Just to be clear that's not a medical suggestion.

[Bruce Rioja]

[TANGODANCER]

Got up yesterday to no internet in our area (Farnworth). Wife rang Virgin, our IP, around 10-o'clock to be told they were working on the problem and had an engineer on it. They expected it to be sorted by 3-15. It finally came back around 6-o'clock in the evening. Did anybody else have problems...??

[Worthy4England]

Got up yesterday to no internet in our area (Farnworth). Wife rang Virgin, our IP, around 10-o'clock to be told they were working on the problem and had an engineer on it. They expected it to be sorted by 3-15. It finally came back around 6-o'clock in the evening. Did anybody else have problems...??

Apparently, there was a HUGE outage, North of Hadrian's Wall yesterday...just about all of my Scottish buddies, didn't seem to have access to any communication technologies of any sort...

[TANGODANCER]

Got up yesterday to no internet in our area (Farnworth). Wife rang Virgin, our IP, around 10-o'clock to be told they were working on the problem and had an engineer on it. They expected it to be sorted by 3-15. It finally came back around 6-o'clock in the evening. Did anybody else have problems...??

Apparently, there was a HUGE outage, North of Hadrian's Wall yesterday...just about all of my Scottish buddies, didn't seem to have access to any communication technologies of any sort...

Aye, well that'd be quite understandable under the circumstances....

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Can we ban this guy?

[Prufrock]

Marine A judgment is here: https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/wp-content ... 150317.pdf

Looks right to me.

[Bruce Rioja]

Sir Ray Davies, eh? Well, if we are going to have then honours system then it's good to see them being handed out to the deserving.

[Bruce Rioja]

One of my colleagues has just informed me that his window cleaner is a black guy known locally as Chamois Davis Junior.

[Bruce Rioja]

Just seen the front page of today's Daily Mail. Are we in 1971?

[Lord Kangana]

Just seen the front page of today's Daily Mail. Are we in 1971?

I think they'd prefer about 1951, but yeah it's about their and their readerships level.

Still, keeps them from meddling in more important stuff, which on balance is worth the sacrifice I'd say.

[Hoboh]

I might be wrong here but just what the feck right has the Met Police got investigating Saudi war crimes in Yemen?
I'm sure the London taxpayers will be delighted the local villains are going to get less cash spent on catching them, I thought this was the business of the UN, what next investigating a mugging in Moscow of an Australian?

[Worthy4England]

I might be wrong here but just what the feck right has the Met Police got investigating Saudi war crimes in Yemen?
I'm sure the London taxpayers will be delighted the local villains are going to get less cash spent on catching them, I thought this was the business of the UN, what next investigating a mugging in Moscow of an Australian?

They do and they don't have a "right", but they do have an obligation when a "referral" is made, to do a "scoping" exercise. This is usually when someone has made an appropriate referral based on a "suspect", in this case Asiri, who is known to be travelling to our country. All the scoping exercise is trying to judge is whether there's any sort of prospect (initially) that a case could be made...

[Hoboh]

I might be wrong here but just what the feck right has the Met Police got investigating Saudi war crimes in Yemen?
I'm sure the London taxpayers will be delighted the local villains are going to get less cash spent on catching them, I thought this was the business of the UN, what next investigating a mugging in Moscow of an Australian?

They do and they don't have a "right", but they do have an obligation when a "referral" is made, to do a "scoping" exercise. This is usually when someone has made an appropriate referral based on a "suspect", in this case Asiri, who is known to be travelling to our country. All the scoping exercise is trying to judge is whether there's any sort of prospect (initially) that a case could be made...

Still fcuk all to do with their jurisdiction though is it? Just some knob head, probably a remoaner type snowflake who feels 'affronted' this man can actually visit this country without him being consulted reported him, maybe a high court job next?
They would do better arresting that bell end who tried assaulting him, shame the bodyguards were not armed, what a fcukin' embarrassment he was.

[Worthy4England]

So if we know someone was more than likely guilty of genocide, we just shrug if they try and enter UK?

[WTW]

I might be wrong here but just what the feck right has the Met Police got investigating Saudi war crimes in Yemen?
I'm sure the London taxpayers will be delighted the local villains are going to get less cash spent on catching them, I thought this was the business of the UN, what next investigating a mugging in Moscow of an Australian?

They do and they don't have a "right", but they do have an obligation when a "referral" is made, to do a "scoping" exercise. This is usually when someone has made an appropriate referral based on a "suspect", in this case Asiri, who is known to be travelling to our country. All the scoping exercise is trying to judge is whether there's any sort of prospect (initially) that a case could be made...

Still fcuk all to do with their jurisdiction though is it? Just some knob head, probably a remoaner type snowflake who feels 'affronted' this man can actually visit this country without him being consulted reported him, maybe a high court job next?
They would do better arresting that bell end who tried assaulting him, shame the bodyguards were not armed, what a fcukin' embarrassment he was.

How I've missed hoboh... proof that the missing link does exist...

[Hoboh]

So if we know someone was more than likely guilty of genocide, we just shrug if they try and enter UK?

'More than likely' is not good enough to stop someone on attached to a diplomatic mission entering the country unless the government want to risk a diplomatic row over it.
Still sod all to do with the Met though! The Met, other forces and certain parts of the Judicial system are beginning to act like they run the country not the government and the way some 'private' individuals are manipulating the courts makes you wonder who the real enemy is.

[Hoboh]

Oh dear, oh dear

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... parliament

Some people with the ideal of a 'global world' should be careful what they wish for!