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It was so clever I was totally oblivious to it! :emoji_grin:

My Romanian neighbours are some of the nicest I've ever had, clean-living and hard working. I'm aware there's another kind that even other Romanians don't like but they don't live around here.

People who emailed all their friends this morning to tell them what happened on Game of Thrones last night. :emoji_angry:

You'll be staying up longer than usual, it's a feature-length episode.

The last thing I would have done was warn Dany I was a possible rival to her throne.

Did they charge extra for the pics?

Tormund drinking "giant's milk" while staring at Brienne, eww!

He was born in Caludon Castle and slew a dragon which resided in a cave under Hill Top. I can prove it too. When was the last time anyone saw a dragon in a cave under Hill Top?

Original west coast version: There used to be a video of them performing it live on YouTube but for whatever reason it's been removed.

You mean the 'disaster' of Sterling rising and Carney slashing interest rates to bring it down again after previously claiming he would be forced to raise them if people voted 'leave'?

Did anybody else notice Maisie got her kit off, or was I the only one?

That remains to be seen: ECB Open to Resuming Quantitative-Easing if Needed, Says Draghi The European Central Bank is ready to use all its policy tools to support Europe’s softening economy, including by restarting a recently shelved bond-buying program, ECB President Mario Draghi said. The...

So it claimed at the time. There's now strong pressure to restart it again. To maintain economic activity in the eurozone at its current level (not increase it) the ECB will have to pump more money in than it ever has before.

It currently exists in the form of an asset bubble which has artificially inflated the value of property, shares, bonds, etc. It will eventually burst when interest rates start to rise and the ECB is no longer able to pay off its outstanding debts by simply printing money.

Yep, 'defending the indefensible' and not even having reservations about it.

At least the ECB hasn't made the same mistake as the Weimar Republic by printing 3.5 trillion euros and pumping them into circulation in the hope of stimulating the economy without inflating asset prices. Oh hang on a minute, that's exactly what they've done!

Yeah right, it's the climate change deniers who are the 'loons'...