55 minutes ago, Zico said:

Interesting all the talk is about pubs when it also covers "universities, children’s play areas and small parks"

Certainly agree with the last two 

Went to Japan few years back, What is bonkers there is smoking is banned pretty much everywhere outside, but you can smoke inside at bars and restaurants, such as those poky little  teppanyaki places where everyone is huddled round and the food is cooked right in front of you 

Relatives in Kawasaki City (wife's brother married a Japanese girl).

As you will know having been there, strange (to us) things happen there. Did you experience a 'hot towel' bar or a 'no panty' bar? Expensive drinks but the 'extra's' make it worth it 

9 years, and all he did was try and set fire to a building with people in , and he has previous.

Can not do anything these days. Two Tier Kier will be calling him far right next. 
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c9d18449ye4t

1 minute ago, Ani said:

9 years, and all he did was try and set fire to a building with people in , and he has previous.

Can not do anything these days. Two Tier Kier will be calling him far right next. 
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c9d18449ye4t

Brilliant news.

15 hours ago, kent_white said:

Good lord.

I notice The Griffin had "Kier Starmer. You are not welcome here" on the chalkboard when I drove past the other day. 

I bet he'll be gutted when he finds out! 😂

The Griffin, a renowned bastion of Conservative values. 

4 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Relatives in Kawasaki City (wife's brother married a Japanese girl).

As you will know having been there, strange (to us) things happen there. Did you experience a 'hot towel' bar or a 'no panty' bar? Expensive drinks but the 'extra's' make it worth it 

saw all sorts of things

i got pics of these

a school girl cafe

an office girl cafe

and some place where you'd walk in, pick a girl on the other side of the glass, and she'd talk to you on the phone whilst her skirt got blown up by a breeze

 

Haha

 Griffin was the only place in town that accepted my fake ID when I was 16.

Proper bonkers pub

Somebody needs to learn 30p Lee how to speak English.

 

16 minutes ago, Traf said:

Somebody needs to learn 30p Lee how to speak English.

 

That's for to be a fake account surely? 🤣🤣🤣

Please tell me that it is! 

18 minutes ago, Traf said:

Somebody needs to learn 30p Lee how to speak English.

 

Gen X for you. Wilson/Heath children.😉

2 hours ago, Ani said:

9 years, and all he did was try and set fire to a building with people in , and he has previous.

Can not do anything these days. Two Tier Kier will be calling him far right next. 
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c9d18449ye4t

More pathetic sentencing 

2 hours ago, royal white said:

More pathetic sentencing 

What should he have been sentenced to, in your view? Life?

20 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

What should he have been sentenced to, in your view? Life?

At least 15 

1 hour ago, Jol_BWFC said:

What should he have been sentenced to, in your view? Life?

Hanging

10 hours ago, Zico said:

saw all sorts of things

i got pics of these

a school girl cafe

an office girl cafe

and some place where you'd walk in, pick a girl on the other side of the glass, and she'd talk to you on the phone whilst her skirt got blown up by a breeze

 

The thing that most surprised/amused me was the casual acceptance by wives of blokes working late calling at a hot towel bar on the way home to have a drink or three and get hand relief.

"I don't want waking up and pestering at the time he gets home from work. These women do good work". 

Pat not grasping economics

 

 

38 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Pat not grasping economics

 

 

Step away from the phone! 🤣

What is the WW view regarding Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge?

Is Better Earth going to solve the climate crisis?

50 Labour MP,s could rebel in the commons vote over the winter fuel payments cut. If so, could this be a first for a new government? 
 

28 minutes ago, Dimron said:

What is the WW view regarding Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge?

Is Better Earth going to solve the climate crisis?

Is that the one who may or may not have had her laughing tackle around bozos tinkle

24 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

50 Labour MP,s could rebel in the commons vote over the winter fuel payments cut. If so, could this be a first for a new government? 
 

The joys of a super majority

57 minutes ago, Casino said:

Is that the one who may or may not have had her laughing tackle around bozos tinkle

That's the one... two years work experience as a junior aide in No 10, long legs, short skirt, good set of top bollocks,  blonde haired and a Lord at 29 years old... also now a Director of Better Earth Limited along with a certain RH Boris de Ptefiel Johnson and Amir Adnani, who is a Canadian-Iranian CEO of the Uranium Energy Corporation... "Go Nuclear, Go Large" was Johnson's motto when PM

1 hour ago, BobyBrno said:

50 Labour MP,s could rebel in the commons vote over the winter fuel payments cut. If so, could this be a first for a new government? 
 

I don't get it... why pick a fight on one of the biggest voting groups for a paltry 1.5 Billion?

Need to go for the big piss takers out there

10 hours ago, Casino said:

The joys of a super majority

Of course. I’m sure it will get through the vote. It could be blocked by the HOL though but I doubt that. TUC conference this week and they aren’t happy with it either. 

11 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

TUC conference this week and they aren’t happy with it either. 

Surely not

Starmer is in the pocket of the unions

 

Anyway, im still not having it that alan sugar should get the winter fuel allowance so in theory, im supportive of the move

The cynic in me says that as pensioners are more likely to vote tory than labour - the only age group? - then labour have little to lose pissing them off

And they voted for brexit

 

1 minute ago, Casino said:

Surely not

Starmer is in the pocket of the unions

 

Anyway, im still not having it that alan sugar should get the winter fuel allowance so in theory, im supportive of the move

The cynic in me says that as pensioners are more likely to vote tory than labour - the only age group? - then labour have little to lose pissing them off

And they voted for brexit

 

The cynic in you is probably correct. Most reasonable people understand that everyone, if they are lucky, will one day be a pensioner. Protecting and even improving pensions is in everyone’s interest.