Alistair20000
Very well known Exeweb poster
I sense you are having a bad day art.
Cheer up Chap.
Cheer up Chap.
He sounds a tad miserablist to be fair.I sense you are having a bad day art.
Cheer up Chap.
Well, this is essentially it. Ever since I've seen you post, when it comes to anything about this country your glass appears constantly half empty, whereas mine (and possibly Tavy's) is more half full.What is miserablist about not being happy about a country where inequality is rife, where educational attainment is poor, where lots of people can't get housed, where an electoral system is not fit for purpose?
Is that a different Sweden to this one?You're miserable about living in a country where inequality is rife. Well I've lived in countries where it isn't so rife (e.g. Sweden) and do you think they're a happier bunch?
It would seem the Irish were playing silly buggers at Dublin Port and after hauliers (inc. ROI bound lorries) began diverting up to the more efficient passage through Belfast, the Irish got a tad worried and stopped playing silly buggers and suspended their new Brexit checks to make sure traffic ran smoothly again so the supermarket shelves in NI could be restocked again.And the ghastly realities of Brexit are even beginning to dawn on the once fervently pro leave DUP.
DUP: PM must activate emergency Brexit get-out clause to protect Union (msn.com)
Still, I'm sure Farage's remaining fan-boys will still continue with their myopic xenophobia and playbook of infantile insults to throw at any who dare to contradict them.
Dunno, but would you be happy living here if you were paying about £17 for a pint of beer in a pub?Is that a different Sweden to this one?
These Are the World's Happiest Countries | Best Countries | US News
An absolute scandal that Merrie Olde England can only scrape in a 15th. Obviously a "fake poll" - where's dear old Uncle Don when you need him to rattle a few cages at US News?
Would love to see actual corroboration of this story - I can find absolutely nothing on line.It would seem the Irish were playing silly buggers at Dublin Port and after hauliers (inc. ROI bound lorries) began diverting up to the more efficient passage through Belfast, the Irish got a tad worried and stopped playing silly buggers and suspended their new Brexit checks to make sure traffic ran smoothly again so the supermarket shelves in NI could be restocked again.
Probably like the Dutch, the Irish were being a bit mischievous at the start of the new arrangements in order to make a point.
Things will normalise I’m sure.