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TheGreenAnger wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 24, 2022 3:57 pm

And a Tory in a despair tree!

Even we must eat!

As a remote afficionado of the Jetbanger's spawn, never having flown the newfangled 505 thingy; and as a Noggie-sprawk speaker of the language that the Rogalander folk speak in their own accent which is only slightly different from my own, I loved this one: PS irrelevantly: Hearing Clearwater Reviva...

TheGreenAnger wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 24, 2022 3:35 pm

Telllingly the rump of the Johnsonphile faction is now baying for a general election. Bring it on say I.

I've booked a goose (and four large Maine lobsters) for Crimbo. Not a turkey.

I remember that Craig Murray, former Ambassador to Uzbekistan, told me that Islam Karimov, the then President, had two of his opponents boiled in oil and reiterated the claim in his book. Lest anyone should imagine that this heinous act took place in the Middle Ages, Karimov was President between M...

Am I the only one to notice the imagery and iconic significance of those autumn leaves on the doorstep(s) of Downing Street?

Will the broom of a new punkah wallah sweep clean?

Full minimum wage, of course. To be taxed on a non-non-dom status basis, unless politically expedient.

If it's a two horse race then I think the stallion has surmounted the mare.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/live-experienc ... b79268.png

Ex-Ascot wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 24, 2022 11:48 am

Mind you it will take some clearing up after our Liz has finished partying there.

I believe there was quite some partying at the back end of April 1945 in the bunker behind the Chancellery.

Well it is now, apparently.

The Torygraph has calculated that Sunak needs 179.
Guido Fawkes reckons he's got 183 and Mordaunt only 31.

True.

The blue rinse set don't like Indians and other immigrants, but Mordant will have to do some hillclimbing to up her game by 14:00 this afternoon.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/10/23 ... 719583.jpg

Sunak 146
Mordaunt 26
Johnson Out for 61


Somebody here predicted that the millionaire guy would win. It is the Tory Party, after all.

FD2 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 23, 2022 9:34 pm

Anyone able to tell us what BJ usefully achieved during his time in Number 10?

Brexit. That's all.

I can keep a supply in cans in the garage for instant filling if necessary, can I do that with electricity that I might need in a hurry ? Yes. It's all a matter of very simple planning. Charge the car's battery overnight. Have plenty of range in the morning. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. The sys...

However, you fail to explain who will pay for the inverter kit, where it will be located and will that be added expense to ALL owners of EVs in the UK in order to 'top up' the grid from car batteries? The cost/benefit will go to the owners of the kit, just as happens now already with privately owne...

Boris: Though I have reached out to both Rishi and Penny - because I hoped that we could come together in the national interest - we have sadly not been able to work out a way of doing this Did he demand that they back him as Prime Minister? Did he really think that either of them would have agreed ...

Is she allowed to poach any of this lot?

The disadvantage I can see with #407 is that in many urban streets you can't be sure to have an empty parking space immediately outside a particular terraced house.

In the spirit of currently fashionable U-turns, Boris has chickened out.

That leaves Sunak and Mordor, but only if Mordor can find 100 proposers.

#402 Ever taken up roadside paving stones in London? A mass of undocumented gas and water pipes, old sewage, electricity, communications and abandoned cable TV. Note that word "undocumented". As an apprentice we got a call out to a failure of a 600 pair lead (in those days) cable. Found a plug scre...

And here in old Blighty we have not yet addressed the problem of enough cables strewn across pavements to charge those EVs, whose owners don’t have off-road parking The cables powering kerbside charging stations go under the pavement, not over it. does anyone here know what DC voltage EV batteries ...

Let's remind ourselves why Boris was sacked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e3on3enEck Any notion that the leopard has changed its spots in a six week holiday is absurd. If the blue rinse mob in the shires choose him, they will obliterate their Conservative Party within two years. Probably a lot l...