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Held up close the picture resolution on even my cheapo mobile is better than some full-sized TVs and the audio when played thorugh decent headphones is quite impressive too. The only drawback is trying to hold the screen steady.

I call mine "Mumsy" but that's sheer sarcasm as I can't stand the evil bitch!

I do too Nick. The history of Mars (who make Galaxy) is extremely convoluted. (There's a YouTube video about it somewhere). *Mars is actually a family name and not just a planet. Even more useless piece of information: the "Milky Way" bar sold in the US bears no similarity to the one sold in...

Mel Giedroyc Has she had plastic surgery or what? I seem to remember her looking more like this:

You're doing a great job of pushing waverers into the Leave camp Martcov, please keep it up! :p

You just walked into a minefield there Otis! :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

I tried that and they immediately blocked me! :( They also ordered their friends to block me so I couldn't find out anything that way. :(

When I have suggested I want to "gag" any news source I disagree with? I actually make a point of posting articles critical of the EU from otherwise pro-EU sources in this thread. Given the deluge of anti-Brexit scare-stories in the mainstream media I'm staggered there are are any Leave...

It's already part of the BBC charter that they must report both sides of any controversial issue "impartially".

Facebook sending me THREE separate email notifications that CCFC would be hosting an "An Evening With Soccer Saturday Presenters" when just one would have done. Likewise any other multiple notifications of the exact same event.

My grandmother banned the word "princess" from being used at home so my grandfather* used the word "pussy" instead. *Not the one in the picture.

If they publish more more articles which are critical of leaving than articles which are critical of remaining they are by definition "pro-EU".

Guardian, Telegraph, Independent, Evening Standard, Financial Times, New Statesman, Daily Mirror, Daily Record, Coventry Telegraph, Belfast Telegraph, Metro, The Spectator. There's also of course web news articles from BBC, ITV and Channel 4.

They are links to articles in a wide variety of British newspapers and they are overwhelmingly pro-EU.

People who actually live here thought very different and voted accordingly!

Germany will suffer as a result of the EU refusing to negotiate a realistic trade deal with Britain, not because of Brexit.

From reading the news stories Google sends me 24/7.

I've seen forecasts of a million job losses in Germany in the event of a no deal Brexit. There's also the possibility of a chain reaction if there's a run on the Euro. Still, that's Germany's problem not Britain's.

Well you certainly haven't, apparently. You mean like The Schlieffen Plan? That worked out well didn't it? (German impreialists like Martcov love their 'plans'). Any reason the UK should agree to a plan to bail out German exporters in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

Yes, I can see how it would be difficult for Germany to leave the German Empire. Can't disagree with you there.