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Jose posted:I've got friends trying to tempt me into wow classic and it's getting hard to resist play ff14 instead
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Jose posted:I've got friends trying to tempt me into wow classic and it's getting hard to resist I bought it for my wife (we played together a lot when first a couple) and she went from can't wait to this is great to bored now to not playing in about three days. So I've got a nearly new WOW Classic-capable laptop for sale if they manage to persuade you.
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Jose posted:I've got friends trying to tempt me into wow classic and it's getting hard to resist WoW classic will be fun for nostalgia reasons for few weeks, and then you'll remember grinding 57-60 by killing Plague Boars or some poo poo. It's bad OP.
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BoJo is such a massive gently caress up that if he goes to prison as en electioneering tactic he'll probably get sent away for over a year which will make him ineligible to stand for MP.
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coffeetable posted:i mean if the tories can secure their right flank against the brexit party, they'll crush a split lib/lab vote in an election Would it actually be prison though? He might be bound by law to do something but that doesn't exactly mean that he's going to be arrested and sentenced on the spot for not doing it. It'd just compound the constitutional issues that have been woken up and make his dictorial desires more obvious while hopefully parliament still has the authority to do something about it. Anyway nsf001 smashthestate
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namesake posted:Would it actually be prison though? He might be bound by law to do something but that doesn't exactly mean that he's going to be arrested and sentenced on the spot for not doing it. It'd just compound the constitutional issues that have been woken up and make his dictorial desires more obvious while hopefully parliament still has the authority to do something about it. Contempt of Parliament is the Tower. And he doesn’t have a majority to protect him from consequences.
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I think the government made austerity on purpose to get rid of the population growth.
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Quickest wedding ever, even if everything had to be translated to English
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Jesus loving Christ. This, this so so unbelievably ignorant  Every major trade deal since the WTO Uruguay round has nearly/completely died on its arse over anything involving agricultural products. It's the 20,000 volt live wire of trade negotiations. The idea alone that a post-Brexit UK would get to dictate those kinds of terms to the US requires magical thinking at a galactic scale.
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Junior G-man posted:Jesus loving Christ. This, this so so unbelievably ignorant It's lying. He's a liar.
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Junior G-man posted:Jesus loving Christ. This, this so so unbelievably ignorant And it's exactly what Brexiteers believe. Thus, we are here.
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coffeetable posted:has anyone noted that bojo going to prison for refusing to ask for an extension is pretty great electioneering https://twitter.com/dril/status/460673146451161088?s=21
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Necrothatcher posted:Great podcast guys Yeah I second that, I don't post much but I really enjoyed listening to it.
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Deketh posted:Yeah I second that, I don't post much but I really enjoyed listening to it. What podcast is it?
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Jedit posted:And it's exactly what Brexiteers believe. Thus, we are here. I know, but sometimes it just really hits me. I've been following the EU-Mercosur for a while now and that one took 20 years to get done, and agricultural imports from South America almost killed it so many times. We're talking about an extra 1% imported of the total EU production and still that almost loving did it in. Just goddamn it.
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Total Meatlove posted:Contempt of Parliament is the Tower. And he doesn’t have a majority to protect him from consequences. Ah yeah. Well I'm still up for rival groups storming the tower to get him, either back into parliament or into a guillotine.
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namesake posted:Would it actually be prison though? He might be bound by law to do something but that doesn't exactly mean that he's going to be arrested and sentenced on the spot for not doing it. It'd just compound the constitutional issues that have been woken up and make his dictorial desires more obvious while hopefully parliament still has the authority to do something about it. You spill my drink!
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Nuclear Spoon posted:play ff14 instead solid agree
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Total Meatlove posted:Contempt of Parliament is the Tower. And he doesn’t have a majority to protect him from consequences. wait the literal tower of london? that doesn't actually solve the problem though if the next guy in line doesn't go get the extension instead. Can he just sit in the Tower refusing and thus force England over the Brexit cliff?
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I don't think it's the tower of london because that's a royal thing. I think it's either the clock tower or the archival tower, one of the two attached to the palace of westminster. It's got more than two but those are the big two. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 12:38 on Sep 6, 2019 |
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I think his best chance by far is to resign and let Corbyn deliver the extension request to the EU, then fight the election as leader of the opposition.
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CyberPingu posted:What podcast is it? It was posted on page 100 with some description, here's the link https://praxiscast.podbean.com/e/episode-2-mr-bojos-wild-ride/
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If Boris ends up in the tower will we have to start calling it Big Johnson?
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Given that the clock tower is now named after queen elizabeth (and big ben is the bell) then both big ben and a johnson will be in lizzie's belfry.
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Archaeology Hat posted:I think, but don't really have the evidence to back up, that a lot of younger people become much more socialist in their early-mid 20s, coinciding with properly entering the workforce/renting/having to engage with our nightmare benefits system for the first time. This is me yo
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I cant even believe that theres a possibility, however remote, that a politician could end up in the tower and its not the 1600's
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serious gaylord posted:I cant even believe that theres a possibility, however remote, that a politician could end up in the tower and its not the 1600's And it owns.
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Good solid pod there, keep em coming. Labour Party policy question: is there any detail on potential changes to finance and trading with the global south? I'm thinking of stuff like debt cancellation, stopping tax dodging by transfer pricing, and similar? I can't really find much in Labour's 2017 Manifesto; the Greens were actually surprisingly good on it and I'm wondering if Labour are planning something.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:that doesn't actually solve the problem though if the next guy in line doesn't go get the extension instead. Can he just sit in the Tower refusing and thus force England over the Brexit cliff? In that event, I'd imagine Parliament would send a representative.
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serious gaylord posted:I cant even believe that theres a possibility, however remote, that a politician could end up in the tower and its not the 1600's Bring back the Star Chamber IMO
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This week has been the most entertaining week in UK politics in a long while.
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CGI Stardust posted:Good solid pod there, keep em coming. I vaguely recall some article from I think mcdonnel suggesting the provision of british green technology patents to the global south to help with their development in a way that doesn't kill everyone.
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UnlimitedSpessmans posted:He genuinely thinks he's Malcom tucker Didn't Malcolm Tucker lose in the end?
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Josef bugman posted:Didn't Malcolm Tucker lose in the end? everyone in politics loses in the end. the measure is how much you get done first
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OwlFancier posted:I vaguely recall some article from I think mcdonnel suggesting the provision of british green technology patents to the global south to help with their development in a way that doesn't kill everyone. That would own. McDonnell owns and I hope to live to see him as chancellor
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quote:Asked by reporters whether he would ignore the legal requirement to write to Brussels for an extension to article 50, the prime minister dropped the “die in a ditch” rhetoric he used on Thursday. After a dawn visit to Peterhead’s fish market several hours earlier, Johnson seemed tired, taking several attempts to answer questions. Doesn't he seem tired?
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coffeetable posted:has anyone noted that bojo going to prison for refusing to ask for an extension is pretty great electioneering He can't be PM in jail. Ergo it's not going to happen. He values himself way WAY more than he ever valued no deal.
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