Kwacky wrote:You're questioning if over 20% of the UK population went to a food bank on a single day?

Possibly this time next year.

Around 14 million people if you’re interested. 14 million using food banks? You're sure about that?? !.6 million food parcels were given out during the last 6 months, google it. 14 million, sounds a bit like it's one of Diane Abbot's figures. Maybe Monty donated his food and drink purchase to one o...

duke63 wrote:That is the the end of the United Kingdom.

Nah, not the end, maybe a dip, then up in about 100 years time.
It can't really get much worse than it has been for the last three years with no real leadership.

Monty wrote:I’m out on the cold rainy streets talking to the electorate.

Most of the people I know in Buxton did the canvassing from a chair at home or a barstool in the Queens.
Blue rosette behind the bar and red on the paying side.
I hope you had a worthwhile day.

I would err on the side of caution and wait for the results to start coming in before you get suicidal.

Mine is red, I have been told though on numerous occasions, black one are quicker.
So be it.

I live in a rural area and my down load speed is that bad virtually everything buffers. They have just run fibre past the end of the cul de sac where I live and have just dug the hole for the nice new box to put a junction box on the cable. Virgin stops about 400 yards up the road, not enough take u...

Other than an ill thought out friendship with a paedophile, nothing else is provable. She was a young prostitute that was well paid, nothing more. She doesn't have the look of a slave. That doesn't change the fact that he's an arrogant, overbearing, self effacing idiot who really should've known bet...

Rossi doesn't seem to be able to get to grips with Michie rears

I was hoping Rossi would follow him this time next week, not good to watch the slow steps down the ladder.

I had a coffee in a BMW dealers yesterday as I was doing a job up the road from there, they haven't moved a bike this week and that's unusual, somebody buys a GS of some description every day. Car dealers are feeling it as well, as are parts suppliers. I am mulling over changing my wife's Suzuki for...

Pyrenees and wore textiles, second full week in September, glorious weather all week.
Cold when coming home, riding around the M42 on the way home was 8 degrees and getting dark.

So the Yamaha can win then.

D41 wrote:Did you know that FIAT is an acronym??

"Fabrica-Italiano-Auto-'something'" - Turismo, Torino, Technico...sommit like that.

F**k Italian After This.


And I own an Alfa Romeo.

The general election was being pushed by people who aren't happy with the results of the last election and want another go at it in the hope that this time it works out in their favour. That sounds like the referendum on leave or stay, keep having a referendum 'til we get a remain result. As for th...

That doesn't give the right perspective on just how steep it is.

I am just contemplating swapping my wife's Suzuki for one of these, in the same colour as well, I have the S1000R and i think they would complement each other. I went to the Pyrenees in mid September on my BM and one of the party had an XR that was pretty quick and agile, BMW are good with customer ...

She won't fix anything.

A 2004 gran reserve Rioja, very nice it is too.

I'm going down to South Wales to my mothers for Christmas day along with my wife, I say this because this will be only the fifth time in my life that I will have done this, the last time was when I was five. I have a hotel booked just in case things get a bit frought. Funny thing families. I am in m...