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@terry wrote:

It’s not a debate on the EU, but there’s no doubt in my mind that the EU has burdened us with problems.

Employment, housing, immigration and education are some of the issues touched upon by Kenty. Each of those areas has been affected by controversial government policy towards European integration. And not in a good way.

I long for the time when I can go a whole day without hearing a Polish accent.

If we get Europe sorted then we can do whatever else needs to be done to clear up the mess of the last Labour government. But, like I said, it needs a strong leader with vision to sort the mess out and Cameron doesn’t even come close.

I think it was Terry that suggested this ( along with other issues) on the second page of this thread. See above …

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Words ….
I’m not disappointed.
Your opinions/posts etc are as welcome and as valid as any other posters contributions on this forum.

It is just a message board folks !

Pax

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Lol

That’s sooooo funny! :lol:

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However, it’s a good informative link and she explains it so well.

But one can opt out. It’s not compulsory! :lol:

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They might be a bit too taxing for me today ! Especially that haunted house game ! :shock:

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I love art !

:lol:

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It’s my day off ! Lol

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Modus vivendi

( two words I know …. )

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@kent f OBE wrote:

@pepsi wrote:

He has one green eye and one blue eye !

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And there’s a name for it. Lol

Freak? :lol:

:lol: :shock: 8-[

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Yes the answer is 5.

The number 8 ( Eight ) has 5 letters.

The countersign is always the number of letters of the number that the guard gives. (“six” has 3 letters and “twelve” has 6 letters. After the two soldiers passed, the first spy thought the answer was the half of the number that the guard gave (you also might have thought), so he answered 5 when the guard said 10, which was wrong as ten has 3 letters)

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