Perhaps YOU could organise something??
J & S
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Geordiecpl2001
31 minutes ago
Straight Male, 67
Bisexual Female, 63
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Subject to work commitments we'd like to come please.
The thing about socials / munches and hotel lists is that the organisers usually nominate a couple of hotels near the venue, with different price brackets, that way the party goers can book into the same hotels. That means play after the event, back at the hotel is easy to sort out.
J & S
The thing about socials / munches and hotel lists is that the organisers usually nominate a couple of hotels near the venue, with different price brackets, that way the party goers can book into the same hotels. That means play after the event, back at the hotel is easy to sort out.
J & S
To go back to an earlier post of mine about the Argies offering cash for the Falkland islanders to up and leave. In this situation, if I were an Argie Politician, I'd make the cash offer just before the referendum and ask for it to be included in the question. Sort of;
"Would you like to stay on the Falklands as it is or would you be prepared to accept £10,000,000 to push off?"
John
"Would you like to stay on the Falklands as it is or would you be prepared to accept £10,000,000 to push off?"
John
I would not say it was good advice to Mids to advise that reading the newspapers will give a clear, unbiased and correct view of world affairs. Look at the evidence coming out at the Levenson (sp?) enquiry. Likewise, to a less extent perhaps, the TV.
A clever guy, many years ago said to me "believe nothing that you read and only half of what you see".
John
A clever guy, many years ago said to me "believe nothing that you read and only half of what you see".
John
We submitted our energy figures and got a quote from these people which indicated that the "Co-operative Energy supply" had won the reverse auction and we could save about £166 per year on dual fuel if we swapped to them from British Gas. Price fixed to July 13.
I did a search on a price comparison webite and found I could save as much as that by going with someone else and get £15 cashback for doing it, again price fixed to July 13.
Did some more searching and found EDF would do as good a deal with the price fixed to Sept 13 and various other incentives, so have switched to them.
So maybe this group action spurred other companies into doing good deals, I don't know, but it prodded me to actually change (albeit not to them) instead of staying with BG as I have always been.
John
I did a search on a price comparison webite and found I could save as much as that by going with someone else and get £15 cashback for doing it, again price fixed to July 13.
Did some more searching and found EDF would do as good a deal with the price fixed to Sept 13 and various other incentives, so have switched to them.
So maybe this group action spurred other companies into doing good deals, I don't know, but it prodded me to actually change (albeit not to them) instead of staying with BG as I have always been.
John
Quote by Troyboy37
Going with my friend on his sons 21st in Newcastle next sat night.
Having never been to Newcastle before was wondering where the best places were to drink and chat.
Looking to break away from the young-uns later on in the night and hopefully chat up some nice ladies who would like to join me at the hotel..
Can anyone recommend some places to frequent, and does any ladies or couples fancy meeting up for a chat...!!
looking forward to your replies..
T
xx
Newcastle has about 5 different drink areas, depends what sort of pubs /clubs you want.
Bigg Market is (mostly) for kids.
Haymarket has "established" drinkers pubs, some rock bars.
Quay side is for slightly older people who still want really loud places.
Pink Triangle is gay friendly, tho a lot of straights get there as well.
Grainger Street is up market and expensive.
Plus of course there are loads of bars scattered around not in above catagories.
J & S
Quote by bayboy1664
It depends upon who you meet really as infection rates vary wildly depending upon who a person is. If you meet white women who have never slept with a non white guy then you can pretty much do what the hell you want with no fears however if you meet a bi sexual chap who recently immigrated from Africa then suit up. (though if that is what floats your boat I suggest playing solo!)
Unless said white woman had been injecting drugs etc etc. Take no chances, unless you know different for sure.............then be careful !!
J & S
Quote by Dave__Notts
It seems a sensible idea John, but the Argentines do not have that kind of money. I think they defaulted on money that they owed the UK (or some other country) in the past
Dave_Notts
Could they not borrow it off the rest of the South American Countries who they are trying to get on board to say Falklands should be Argie ? Or borrow it against the potential oil in the surrounding waters ?
John
I've always been bemused that the Argies don't play the trump card that would REALLY set the cat amoung the pigeons.
Offer to BUY the Falklands !!!
I think there are about 3000 islanders living there. So if the Argies offered them say £10,000,000 (ten million) each, see how many would take it or prefer to stay. The Argies could then offer say 10,000,000,000, (ten billion) to the UK to take all the islanders, with their ten million each in their pockets, and vacate the premises. Total outlay @40 billion, not that much in the big scheme of things.
We of course could then ask the newly rich islanders to buy UK farms, hence putting more money in our economy, save all the dosh of garrisoning the Falklands and walk away smiling.
The other side of the coin is that the UK Gov could say to the Argies, OK put your money where your mouth is and give us about £100,000,000,000 (one hundred billion) again giving the islanders £10,000,000 each, and we'll sell you the islands and resettle the islanders. There settled...............much easier than battling about it.
John
Offer to BUY the Falklands !!!
I think there are about 3000 islanders living there. So if the Argies offered them say £10,000,000 (ten million) each, see how many would take it or prefer to stay. The Argies could then offer say 10,000,000,000, (ten billion) to the UK to take all the islanders, with their ten million each in their pockets, and vacate the premises. Total outlay @40 billion, not that much in the big scheme of things.
We of course could then ask the newly rich islanders to buy UK farms, hence putting more money in our economy, save all the dosh of garrisoning the Falklands and walk away smiling.
The other side of the coin is that the UK Gov could say to the Argies, OK put your money where your mouth is and give us about £100,000,000,000 (one hundred billion) again giving the islanders £10,000,000 each, and we'll sell you the islands and resettle the islanders. There settled...............much easier than battling about it.
John
Quote by Lizaleanrob
i hear some parts of opp north are experiencing floods given that you wanted to keep your water at the beginning of this thread would you now like to buy a massively overpriced dingy and some sand bags that us down south purchased for song when the drought was announced
if not then may i wish that all your dreams be wet ones this may not be the last laff but it is a very long one and i cant tell you how smug it makes us feel to look out at our wonderfull green lawns
Remind me, where are the floods???
Water, water everywhere !!
J & S
Quote by Big_Fraser
Well ..... I`m feeling fit as a fiddleSo any young ladies out there who fancy trying to shag me to death .....
Bring it on :twisted:
Im sure the forum regulars will put together a $$$ reward should anyone succeed!!
In a similar vein (see what I did there)? I heard of a German guy, fairly rich, single, getting on a bit, who let it be known that his will stated that all his money should go to the last woman he had sex with !!! Think it perked up his sex life no end..........Think he's still going strong as well !!
Seriously tho, sounds like you've had a rough time, hope things get better for you.
John
Quote by starlightcouple
i seem to recall from history books that the usa put sanctions on Japanese goods and made them more expensive, while making american products cheeper, so the american peeple would buy cheeper american goods.
the result?
the bombing of pearl harbour and japan and america going to war with the loss of one or to lives.
i think exporters to britain would be slightly pissed off if we started discounting british goods, so as to make it harder for them to sell there goods here. a great idea. :doh:
Well, it was a bit more complex than that !!
John
On our first trip to Cap D'agde, Shel was very nervous about going nude. When it came to the crunch of taking her clothes off and walking round, she LOVED it. Mind, I was very nervous !
There will be all shapes and sizes at any nudist beach, there will be the stunningly beautiful to the ugly................all human life is there !!
Just go for it and try it..........what's the worst that could happen? Sunburn in the wrong place........use plenty of high factor !!!
John & Shel
There will be all shapes and sizes at any nudist beach, there will be the stunningly beautiful to the ugly................all human life is there !!
Just go for it and try it..........what's the worst that could happen? Sunburn in the wrong place........use plenty of high factor !!!
John & Shel
Quote by MidsCouple24
The solution, or part of it is simple.
Remove VAT on items made in Britain, ie Toyota cars.
Yes there will be a large loss of tax revenue with the removal of the 20% but manufacturing in all British companies will be increased, companies around the world will see Britain as a good place to build thier new european based factories, unemployment will drop drastically re-couping much of the lost tax revenue or at least not having to spend so much of it on benefits, those currently unemployed will not only have a greater sense of personal achievement but will also have more money in thier pockets to spend and therefore pay more in VAT on some of what they do buy, and will be paying income tax instead of recieving other peoples.
Our British made products will be 20% cheaper than similar imported items making them much more desireable and anyone who wants to build the average car at will know they can sell it for £2000 cheaper than thier rivals who have them build in other parts of europe, but not just cars, everything we buy. Bring back "made in Britain" bring back National Pride, bring back respect to the unemployed.
Stop paying benefits to migrant workers, if they are migrant EU workers they shouldnt need benefits, if they are not working they should be classed as immigrants and subject to immigration law despite anything the EU say.
Immigrants and those applying for it should not be paid benefits, wanting money is no reason for wanting to emigrate here, asylum seeking is not immigration and immigration is not asylum seeking.
An immigrant is someone who wants to live in this country, an asylum seeker is someone who arrives here in fear of thier life, torture or wrongfull imprisonment in the country from whence they came, a Bosnian or Nigerian arriving here from France is not an asylum seeker, they have already escaped the tryanny by getting to France and France will not imprison them or execute or torture them.
We set up the welfare state for the welfare of the British population and it's commonwealth peoples, we did not set it up for Africans, Eastern Europeans those from the Far East and Middle East to escape poverty in thier own Countries, we have enough poverty in our country.
Immigration is a good thing, many tradepeople are needed, immigration should be based on "what have you to offer this Country" .
If someone marries an non-British citizen they should not be given a British passport but should be given a visa to remain in this country for as long as they remain actively married.
Marrying a British subject should not mean that you are entitled to bring the rest of your family to the UK.
The National Health should not be available to Tourists except through payment just as we have to pay for much of our medical treatment when holidaying abroad, via holiday insurance. There are exceptions via the E111 card for EU subjects but many non-EU subjects travel here on holiday just to use our free medical facilities.
When my ex took ill in Switzerland it cost over £21,000 for her treatment, paid of course by our insurance but if a Swiss National takes ill whilst on holiday here the treatment is free. Switzerland does accept the E111 card but it is not a member of the EU.
Seconded.
John & Shel
To a certain extend I'd agree that things for some people are getting better.
There are an awful lot of new cars round our way and there seems to be a lot more activity on construction sites than there was say 1 year ago.
However, I think things will be grim for a large amount of people for the next couple of years before the Gov. starts making things sweet in an effort to get re-elected.
I think everything (unless outside events dictate) will run to a timetable to suit re-election of a Conservative Gov. For instance, nearly all troops will be back from 'Stan. Any conflict with Syria or Iran will be well over before 2015, this will be timed to suit American Presidential elections of course. And the economy will be forced into an up-cycle in the hope that people will forget the pain of the first 3 or 4 years.
John
There are an awful lot of new cars round our way and there seems to be a lot more activity on construction sites than there was say 1 year ago.
However, I think things will be grim for a large amount of people for the next couple of years before the Gov. starts making things sweet in an effort to get re-elected.
I think everything (unless outside events dictate) will run to a timetable to suit re-election of a Conservative Gov. For instance, nearly all troops will be back from 'Stan. Any conflict with Syria or Iran will be well over before 2015, this will be timed to suit American Presidential elections of course. And the economy will be forced into an up-cycle in the hope that people will forget the pain of the first 3 or 4 years.
John
Quote by GnV
The price of diesel in rural filling stations is, on average, 4p more than in urban areas, a new survey has shown.
Just like the yokels will start brewing their own hooch if Cameron gets his way with minimum pricing per unit on alcohol, country folk will start 'brewing' their own diesel.
The UK Government have got this very very wrong.
But look at it from the Governments point of view;
Less journeys mean less wear and tear on the roads = less repair costs! Winner
Less journeys mean less accidents = less cost to emergency services and hospitals! Winner
Less journeys mean less fuel imports, helping our balence of trade! Winner.
And not forgetting it helps towards the Goverments ultimate goal, to turn us all into North Koreans. Think about it........in North Korea you get up, go to work, then go home, there are no entertainment venues for the ordinary people and they have no private cars.
So in Britain, all the pubs are closing down, football clubs are going bust and no one can afford to drive anywhere.................
Yes the above paragraph is tongue in cheek..............so far !!
John
Quote by HnS
Former energy secretary Chris Huhne is claiming a £17,000 pay-off after leaving the Cabinet to fight charges of perverting the course of justice.
The Cabinet Office confirmed Mr Huhne would receive a severance payment of three months of his ministerial salary. Ministers are entitled to such payouts when they leave, but these are not automatic and the MP must claim them.
Seems that it isn't as if he needs the money either as Mr Huhne is thought to be a millionaire several times over, having made a fortune in the City before entering parliament.
Bravo to Labour MP John Mann, who has tabled a bill banning such severance payments.
:thumbup:
Don't know about you, but if some one resigns of their own volition in any job why should they get a payout ?
You must know by now that M.P.s play by a different set of rules to ordinary folk. I'm just amazed they have not got seperate carriageways on the roads just for them, rather like in the old Soviet Union.
John
Quote by neilinleeds
Signed up. I'll show my arse on the Town Hall steps if this results in anything significant, but I'm willing to put my name to it anyways. Interesting that the Govt has said it will look at energy costs and put pressure on the suppliers to give customers a better deal. I thought the whole point of privatisation and a free market was precisely that in the first place? Odd.
Hang on, I thought you were "Neilinleeds"..............not "Naiveinleeds" !!
John
