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Recent content by Cirrus

  1. Cirrus

    Will the Tories Win?

    Intelligent people say 'morons like you'. Morons like you say 'like your self'. My posts are not for people like who clearly got dragged up in some sh1tole where they were short of English teachers. So it would be best if you resisted the temptation to poke those semen-ridden digits on your...
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    Will the Tories Win?

    The Brexit negotiations are not going very well. At first sight it looks like the British are asking for the same old same old: keep the benefits but be freed from playing by the rules. However I vaguely sense a weakness in the EU's position. It seems to me that the British are saying "You...
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    DimPrawn's trading thread

    It makes you laugh but there is a less funny side to complete self-delusion: they let him vote in the Brexit Referendum :cry2:
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    Second Wave

    Not any longer First trial for potential Covid-19 drug shows it has no effect | World news | The Guardian
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    Sit Back and Relax. We're Here for at least a Year

    The Tories (not really any of the current Cabinet idiots) had sufficient warning of the threat of a pandemic but deliberately left us exposed. They should be out chucked out of power for a generation. However it is equally true that Labour (eg the Treasury) were fully aware of impending...
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    Second Wave

    Don't Call me Shirley Don't Call me Shirley Surely, if you're holding your breath, you don't need a ventilator :confused:
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    Sit Back and Relax. We're Here for at least a Year

    Wow, good news! I hope you've let Chris Whitty know!:music:
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    Sit Back and Relax. We're Here for at least a Year

    There is an "incredibly small" chance of having a highly effective vaccine or treatment for the coronavirus within the next year, England's Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said today. "Until we have highly effective vaccines and/or highly effective drugs - and the probability of having those...
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    Brexit delay INEVITABLE

    Dim by name; dim by nature:cretin:
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    Brexit delay INEVITABLE

    Nobody knows how long Coronavirus will rumble on for. Current thinking is you don't get a vaccine for a year or more. By contrast the ridiculous lies pedalled by Johnson, Gove, Cummings etc - an EU deal within days and the rest of the world falling over themselves to give us free access - have...
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    Brexit delay INEVITABLE

    Yesterday's man. Yesterday's politics. We had a mediocre, gutless Tory government bumbling along siphoning off money from the working classes as usual. Then the working classes voted in a batsh1t crazy bunch of buffoons, liars and special needs idiots. The rest, as they say, will be History:eek:
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    Changed my mind about Brexit

    Two wrongs equal how many rights? Remind me again. Two wrongs equal how many rights? Remind me again. It will be like a walk n the park with a broken ankle. Using your logic, we might as well amputate the leg. I guess your family motto is In for a penny; in for a pound :facepalm:
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    Get Brexit Dun....uurrghhh...geddit Dun...why's it not Dun

    They're not cowards. They never said there were any facts. They never said they needed any more than Sovereignty, Escape from the Evil Empire, Untold £Billions Saved. You may scorn the idea of living your life through self delusion but it works for a lot of people.
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    Self Sufficiency

    Hard to imagine a city would ever grow up with a name like Manchester; that would be known as Cottonopolis because of its domination of world cotton trade. Hard to imagine that people in far-away, third-world Peru could ever shift massive amounts of asparagus to a city with a name like...
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    State of the Market

    I had an MSc in Computer Science. I had been a business manager. I had worked in many sectors on many initiatives. I had programmed in several languages in many contexts. I had tuned huge database systems. So I was entitled to be a project manager, right? But the problem is I've seen loads of...

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