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You know what I meant and as the commander in chief he does have that power if the situation arises.

All it takes is Trump to press the big red button, probably out of desperation when his position becomes almost untenable, and the world becomes a very different place where nobody is safe.

I know you're joking but the sad truth is that many people genuinely don't care and would want to see Boris as prime minister just for a laugh.

Cocaine and as if he had to clarify it was for reasons not related to tennis. Always liked Evans but what a daft cunt.

Uninspiring signing for me if it goes through but willing to give him a chance. Maybe any realistic forwards will be uninspiring compared to the man they're replacing though. As for per season, I'm happy with our schedule and glad we'll get down to competitive action early doors because even if we play some gash Yugoslav side in Europa qualifying it's still better to get the juices flowing than play more pointless friendlies. This trip to Tanzania though, what an utterly pointless farce.

They've just mentioned on the Queens commentary that Paolo Maldini (yes, that Paolo Maldini) is making his professional tennis debut at the age of 49 this weekend, playing doubles at a Challenger event in Milan. Will have to keep track of that one !

Honda have been a shambles since returning to the sport. You could understand if they had one year (two at a push but not really) with teething issues but it's been about four(?) now? And they're getting further away from the other manufacturers while the reliability has also gotten worse if anything. Back to the drawing board.

I don't like her at all but our position becomes an even bigger joke if we decide halfway through that actually we want to send someone else to the table, especially when the alternatives include Boris Johnson.

Couldn't see a topic on this so thought I'd start one now that the negotiations are underway. Theresa May has today announced that EU nationals that have lived in the UK for five years will be granted a 'settled' status and effectively act as UK citizens. Nothing has been said about those that have lived here less than five years though. (Edit: On second reading, I'm not sure I've actually interpreted that correctly, it's been a long day - link below for the full story). https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-citizens-uk-theresa-may-settlement-europe-talks-latest-a7803736.html I still think Europe has all the leverage in these negotiations, especially after the snap election.

I think it points more towards a bit of a Stark reunion. It would be a shame to not at least see Arya and Sansa meet back up as well as Jon and Bran.

That does look awesome.

I don't sadly, not lived in Lancaster for three years pretty much so forgotten my sense of where stuff is. Not anywhere near the canal is it?

@The Rebel CRS where do you go fishing mate?

My classroom and flat are both absolutely horrible in this weather.

If you insult or discriminate against someone because of their race, that is racism. People are always on the lookout for racism nowadays though. It's like at a football match, it's almost a reflex to shout handball without thinking whenever the ball hits a player pretty much anyway in the upper body. Likewise, if anyone insults someone of an ethnic 'minority' with anything that could even be vaguely construed as being down to their race, sometimes not even that, people scream racism without even thinking about whether it actually is or not. Half the stuff that gets branded racist is far from actual racism and it's clouded the actual definition of the word.

He knows Shakespeare will be gone by December so he's practically secured at least a caretaker spell at a Premier League club by the end of the year. Savvy move.

A man has been arrested at gunpoint after a commotion outside the Palace of Westminster. Building in lockdown apparently. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/parliament-lockdown-westminster-gunpoint-armed-latest-news-updates-a7793041.html

Spent pretty much the entire evening completing the Practice "missions", scraped through to Q2 in my Sauber but didn't get a good lap in the middle session, starting raining and it seemed to fuck me more than it did the AI. Plus I got a 5 place grid penalty from Practice from running wide on one of my first laps and Verstappen trying to overtake me which led to slight contact, bloody stewards. Started 21st, got stuck at the back of a train on lap 1/2, think someone had damage ahead of me because it was so slow, ended up losing half my front wing because the mugs were braking so early instead of overtaking each other. That obviously ruined my race, had to make an extra pit stop compared to the others, ended up 18th and last. Worth it.

Just loaded up F1 2016 for the first serious play. Good to see that it panders to my absolute sad arse grind merchant approach of being able to take part in all three practices before embarking on 100% race distance. This ten year career could take a while starting out at Sauber too.

Pre season game with FC Twente arranged: https://mobile.twitter.com/Everton/status/874990264988962819?s=09

Brings it home how utterly out of sync North Korea are with the West. 15 year in prison for stealing a sign .

I think a lot of that stuff like force feedback is primarily aimed at people with wheel and pedals so I'd just ignore most of it if you're on a controller, I don't remember tweaking it too much when I started, apart from the AI difficulty.

Summarise in ten words or less?

Yeah the controls were challenging. A lot of critics say they made it top realistic how difficult the cars are to control when you're playing off a controller rather than kitting yourself out with a full wheel and pedals.