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You can be very puritan at times, you also have an odd notion of what constitutes porn. That painting has pride of place in the bar. It's funny how you're more interested by that than the fact the bar owner Greg Earp is a direct descendant of Wyatt Earp.

I know it when I see it, perv. :smh:
 
NOT Formal. For the 'common people'. So simple, so basic, so utilitarian. When you make a knot to tie it, you just gather the extra material at the waist and tie it upon itself.
(Did you ask your wife about 'Sniff Kissing'? I can't wait to hear what she has to say.)

I'll ask her but doubt she'll know about it.
 
She'll know. Also, why don't you just approach her, place your nose on her cheek, and give her a deep sensuous inhale. See what she says. :)

Ok I asked her but to be honest she thought I was joking. I am sure that happened but what time period are you talking about?
 
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Ok, I'll buy a copy of the Bangkok post and write something personal on it!!

Admit you have flown back to England to Vote, don't have a Wife, and only read about Thailand in a Thomas Cook Tour Magazine. (I can't believe you have been blowing smoke up my ass all this time) Sad.
 
Admit you have flown back to England to Vote, don't have a Wife, and only read about Thailand in a Thomas Cook Tour Magazine. (I can't believe you have been blowing smoke up my ass all this time) Sad.

Oh forgot about the Bangkok Post what with BoJo and all. Will do it tomorrow.
 
Oh forgot about the Bangkok Post what with BoJo and all. Will do it tomorrow.

(shaking head) Russian meddling if you ask me!

1. Do you like chlorinated chicken.
2. You'll love when American Pharma takes over the UK NHS.

"Just two weeks before the vote, U.K. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn unveiled over 450 pages of documents that he said showed a Tory plan to privatize the NHS in negotiations with the U.S. over a possible post-Brexit trade pact."
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2...scheme-tories-win-strong-majority-uk-election
 
(shaking head) Russian meddling if you ask me!

1. Do you like chlorinated chicken.
2. You'll love when American Pharma takes over the UK NHS.

"Just two weeks before the vote, U.K. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn unveiled over 450 pages of documents that he said showed a Tory plan to privatize the NHS in negotiations with the U.S. over a possible post-Brexit trade pact."
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2...scheme-tories-win-strong-majority-uk-election

Jack you weren't paying attention, all of that bullshit was comprehensively debunked. You really shouldn't go to far Left websites like Common Dreams Nightmares!!
 
(shaking head) Russian meddling if you ask me!

1. Do you like chlorinated chicken.
2. You'll love when American Pharma takes over the UK NHS.

"Just two weeks before the vote, U.K. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn unveiled over 450 pages of documents that he said showed a Tory plan to privatize the NHS in negotiations with the U.S. over a possible post-Brexit trade pact."
https://www.commondreams.org/news/2...scheme-tories-win-strong-majority-uk-election

Are you aware that the NHS can purchase drugs worldwide? We also have a world class pharmaceutical industry of our own.
 
You're a Conservative, Havana. I'm sure you will agree that the National Heath Service needs to be 'Privatized'.

Unlike you I know the difference between outsourcing and privatisation. Anyway it was Tony Blair that started down the 'privatisation' road. Any government that attempted to actually privatise would be signing their own death warrant.
 
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Unlike you I know the difference between outsourcing and privatisation. Anyway it Tony Blair that started down the 'privatisation' road. Any government that attempted to actually privatise would be signing their own dear warrant.

That's Communism, Havana. The last thing you want is 'Public Hospitals', 'Doctors paid by the State', and ... 'Free Health Care'.
Don't worry Havana, America is on it's way to help you unbridle yourselves from the Yoke of Communism.
 
That's Communism, Havana. The last thing you want is 'Public Hospitals', 'Doctors paid by the State', and ... 'Free Health Care'.
Don't worry Havana, America is on it's way to help you unbridle yourselves from the Yoke of Communism.

Jack, you do well to read this excellent article by Dominic Sandbrook, you might just learn something.

As for our public services, it is all very well to talk of thousands more nurses. But the reality — obscured by the mendacious drivel coming from Labour during the campaign — is that the NHS is creaking badly under the pressure of an ageing population.

Mr Johnson's instinct may well be to keep throwing more money at it, with NHS spending projected to rise by £20bn a year until 2024.

But at some point, a brave — or foolhardy — politician will have to consider serious reform, perhaps even emulating the insurance systems that work so well in countries such as France. Overshadowing all this is the issue of austerity. Mr Johnson was right to recognise that the public have tired of cuts.

There is only so far you can push people before their patience cracks, and many of us are horrified to see so many homeless on the streets.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ountry-Corbyn-never-understood-Boris-did.html
 
Unlike you I know the difference between outsourcing and privatisation. Anyway it Tony Blair that started down the 'privatisation' road. Any government that attempted to actually privatise would be signing their own dear warrant.

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