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I don't think it matters really, and even if they did I wouldn't expect them to share the info. Lexx, my personal thanks to you and the team for taking positive steps to protect the place we all enjoy.

glad you're okay fella. So what actually happened?

Nice when it's something that simple, great news mate

I bet it's a nice Clio though

Blue here too. Have you reset it in your settings?

But we're only human, and sometimes I wish I could swap my pizza for a steak after ordering despite having gone through Tripadvisor several times checking what people said.

MS do their E3 thing tonight at 2200, showing off the Scorpio for the first time. Price will be £429, so it's going to need to be very special AND have some triple A exclusives. Scorpio £429, PS4 Pro £350 at launch; Xbone £429, PS4 £350 at launch. History repeating? As an Xbox gamer I'm eager to see what it can do, but tbh I've no desire to upgrade right now. I don't have a 4K telly anyway and I'm definitely not buying a new one just for this!

I've never seen why a u-turn is a bad thing in politics. I'd rather a flexible politician who knows when something is wrong if not working and stops it, rather than one who carries on blindly. That's not strength, that's bloody-mindedness.

My plan of breaking into Tesco and stealing low-fat yoghurts is taking Shape.

Zed. This is Britain, not Yankeeland

I need you to make me one of these.

Hopefully catch you there matey, been ages seen I've seen you

Exactly how I feel these days. Back then I was like no way I need sleep, now I'm like hell yes I could spend all that time playing Xbox or wanking myself silly

I once worked on site with a guy who had no more than 2 hours sleep every night. No insomnia, no illness, his body just didn't need any more sleep. He said he loved it, he used to get so much more done every day because he had these extra six hours that no-one else did

A strong and stable leader has no need for PR people!

Triple lock I can live with for a couple of years, got any details on the others at all? Just a link will do bud

Boris is second behind Rees-Mogg as the cleverest, most knowledgable and down to earth politician I know of. I really rate the guy, and it's because of his foppish attitude that I believe he could really galvanise people. I agree with the rest though, but that's exactly what I mean about being a good PM but a poor leader.

Lacks torque? It's 6% less, and the extra 500rpm make it far more enjoyable to drive.

Thinking further about this, I reckon that TM is a very good Prime Minister but a very poor Conservative Party leader. Clearly a capable woman, and I fully trust her to deliver a decent Brexit deal, but she has no idea of drumming up support and putting the right faces out at the right times.

Everyone still going Sunday? Early start, they want us in from 0730 rather than the usual 0900.

Man of principle? Couldn't be further from the truth. Hates the EU but campaigned Remain, hates nuclear weapons but suddenly now supports them, spent years arguing against his own leaders until became one and now just picks the popular things to promise to the world. He's as bad as any two-faced politician (and there's a few of them). He's smarmy as hell, but it plays better to the cameras than TM's aloofness.

The PLP love him, it's his MPs that didn't trust him to lead them to glory. I suspect a few of them may have changed their minds now. I still think he's bonkers and borderline dangerous, but at the same time I'm very impressed with his turnaround.

Seems fine to me. I try and aim for 8 hours so bed at 2300 and alarm is set for 0700, but often I won't fall asleep until 0000 and am awake at 0600 when the cat meows in my face. I feel absolutely fine, that's normal for me now. I can survive on 4 hours sleep, but will grab a quick nap in the evening before bed if I do that.

And the people of Hackney wonder why they live in poverty and squalor: Well, if you're thick enough to vote for Abbott then you're hardly going to be a brain surgeon are you!

Labour were selling a golden ticket to the middle class youth, and they bought it hook, line and sinker. I can't say I blame them in fairness, and in a way it's a shame that Corbyn didn't get in so they can see just how much bull he was selling them, but that will come with time. The good thing about lots of young 'uns voting now is that when they grow up and realise how the world works, that's plenty of people to vote Tory instead. I don't blame Corbyn or Labour for this mess at all though. I congratulate them on a fantastic campaign, they did exactly what they needed to do. Whoever advised TM needs firing, and if it all came from her then she's the one that needs firing instead.