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dcfc2007

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  1. That's it. I'll drop you a pm there and we can meet up for a beer.
  2. What's your name on gaypattayalovers.com?
  3. Those thread could make it to 100 pages when cbk gets here...
  4. dcfc2007 now, then, and forever
  5. Abu Dhabi. Overcrowded, filthy toilets, long qeues at security. Hellhole.
  6. Still going strong. Apart from that it's a load of culchies selling rugs and e-cigarettes.
  7. Yes mate. Not the same as it was years ago. Its all legit now.
  8. What is the worse airport you have ever been to?
  9. Just back from a nice walk around the grounds of Belfast castle. Off now for a Chinese buffet. Life is good.
  10. That's exactly what it's about. Same as extending the world cup to 40 odd teams. FIFA is chasing the TV money. Such a shame as the world cup showed us how good international football can be. In 2026 we'll be watching Belarus v Cape Verde islands at the world cup.
  11. The jury is very much out. One garunteed place in the Euros should pique interest but I can still see it being a real flop.
  12. The nations league. As if we needed more pointless international games.
  13. He's a filthy, horrible human being. He wanted it to be his device that rescued those kids, he's a horrible human being. Only out for his own self-interest, an ego-maniac.
  14. One has to question the timing of this announcement. Jonathan Bell giving his first day of evidence at the RHI inquiry, did the Tories move today to spare the blushes of their bedfellows? It will be a phased return to direct rule, and not a quick one either. The Tories don't want to upset the Irish government mid-brexit negotiations. Neither do they want to provoke an already 'wary' nationalist community. These are really uneasy times ahead for northern ireland. Sectarianism is on the rise and politically the 'two communities' are poles apart. It's looking increasingly like a hard brexit as well. We need political maturity more than ever.
  15. They have only cut their pay and not stopped it though. I guess the argument is that they are still doing constituency work. But if there is no assembly then what constituency work are they doing? Surely no more or less than what councillors are capable of doing though. The most important news is that legislation is being prepared to bring in devolution. Vitally important, particularly for low paid public sector scum like me, we need direction and funds. It's also quite sad that the great work of selfless politicians like Hume, mallon, Trimble and ervine is being undone. I can see northern ireland sliding into the abyss.
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