Search results

They'll abstain from voting altogether, same as they did last time.

He won't be allowed to run under any circumstances, they'd murder him if they had to.

Yep, got a friend in Brooklyn did exactly the same. He's half Puerto Rican too!

Taken some time between 1971 and 1974, before it became a pub:

Amazon Prime is a scam itself. They tricked me into signing up by changing the delivery details on the checkout page without my knowledge or consent. I cancelled immediately then milked them for free deliveries for a month. They've tried several times since to trick me into signing up again...

Strange isn't it? I live in what is probably THE most multi-cultural area of Coventry (including large numbers of asylum seekers) and haven't witnessed a single racist incident in many years.

But even Boris wasn't stupid enough to promise to buy a house for every homeless person and compensate every woman of mrs dutchman's age with £37,000. I didn't necessarily disagree with Corbyn's policies I just didn't think they were realistic or achievable and neither did much of the...

I think most voters overlooked his past, it was his ridiculously unbelievable election promises that sank him.

Be careful what you wish for or Nick might put you in charge of updating the figures and save himself a load of work! ;) (It happened to me once in another forum)

I always get that song mixed up with "B.o.B - Airplanes" and if you search for it on YouTube the two songs come up together so I can't be the only one!

Nobody said she was 'obvious':

It was demolished in 1986 to make room for Sky Blue Way. Despite its mock-Tudor appearance it was actually a post-war reconstruction, the original having been bombed along with the convent next door to it.

Late 40s or early 50s as the new Owen Owen store has not been built yet.

I know you were only joking but Timothy Whites famously 'merged' with near-identical Boots in 1968 then disappeared almost overnight as a separate brand name.

Even in Timothy Whites days it was sublet to a number of other businesses:

It was in The Bull Ring, just below Butcher Row before both were redeveloped as Trinity Street. So pretty much in exactly the same place as The Flying Standard is now.

And also you have to scroll through most of the letters of the alphabet before you finally get to countries beginning with the letter "U".

It's on the site of a pub which was originally called "The Spotted Dog" and there was strong pressure to name it that when the former Timothy White building was converted into a pub.

Somewhere between 42,600 and 66,000 citizens of the Irish Free State also served in British armed forces in WW2 so your point is irrelevant. It would probably have been a lot more if Britain had not still occupied part of Ireland which soured relations between the two countries. And by the way...

I've never given a rat's arse about the 'union' and have never pretended to. It means nothing to me.