Not wrong there Jebs, if it goes below 20c, I put a jumper on, yet 60yrs ago rubbing ice off the Inside of the window didn't bother me
Current Affairs Nostalgia and 'A Golden Age' Crap
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summerisle
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Book burning, truly a golden age.
Have people thought about selling kidneys??
Ruddy Smokeless zones - The millenial woke agenda oppressing us again with their new-fangled 1956 Clean Air Act.
summerisle
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Bring back British Smog and Spivs.
summerisle
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Another waste of money.
www.thelondoneconomic.com
Johnson’s bid to bring back pounds and ounces will cost taxpayers £2m
It will also seriously confuse most shoppers, Liz Truss has been warned as the battle to reinstate old measurements wages on.
www.thelondoneconomic.com
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summerisle
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Nail on the head here ; the myth of Britain's place in the world shown for what it is.
www.smh.com.au
The Westminster sitcom has a new male lead. Pass the popcorn
For months now, my homeland has doubled as a content-providing streaming service, with a round-the-clock feed of genre-busting programming.
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Nail on the head here ; the myth of Britain's place in the world shown for what it is.
The Westminster sitcom has a new male lead. Pass the popcorn
For months now, my homeland has doubled as a content-providing streaming service, with a round-the-clock feed of genre-busting programming.
Good article that mate, it asks the unanswered question as well.
Just what is the UKs position in the world now, besides a historical legacy of being a former great power (whose governments act like it still is), what is its role in the world now, and going forward.
In that regards Brexit always seemed a very strange move, prior to that our importance to the US was high, effectively we where one of the three major EU nations and thus important to America as it gave them de facto an important voice in EU politics and direction. Once out of the EU though we lost that, and with it a lot of the use we held.
Since then the UK just seems to be trying to Scrabble around to make some 'new' friends, but in terms of trade growth etc have failed miserably.
We still 'talk' and 'posture' like a major power, but as the article says, is that really what Britain actually is or is seen to be in the greater world these days, or is it now just becoming 'just' another small country without anything particularly setting it apart from any other
summerisle
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They're at it again :
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