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1 hour ago, sime42 said:

 

Nah, you're alright thanks. I don't think your poor abused keyboard could take it. It must be on its last legs already.

 

That’s unlike you 42 you were the queen of questions during the farce, demanding answers and explanations was most definitely your modus operandi. Regard’s my keyboard were you not commenting on the fact I’ve been busy elsewhere yesterday 🤷‍♂️make your mind up 42. 

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1 hour ago, openspaceman said:

Long ago I was told wind would prevent UK growing tall trees but I haven't seen an open grown wellingtonia blown down. I have seen lots with their tops taken out by lightning.

 

I don't think there's any danger of mine succumbing to wind or lightning damage for some years yet.

 

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Joey Barton is being sued by Jeremy Vine.

Now I’m no fan of JV, but Barton has this coming.

He’s on Twitter trying to get crowd funding for legal costs.

The absolute throbber is heading for a big reality check.

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I saw that, the insults he was throwing about are the kind that could stick and could be career ending. Banter is one thing and the false arguments that they have so that they can keep their names in the public domain, part of being in public life. However there is line I think and crossing it isn't acceptable - comparing Vine to Rolf Harris? I assume he was referring to Harris conviction of touching up school girls and not dodgy painting on the TV. Unacceptable and deserves all he gets. Probably all who make similar insults deserve the same.

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1 hour ago, Johnsond said:
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Sweden’s central bank, the Riksbank, has proposed several measures to make it easier to pay...

Once again it looks like Sweden is following the right path. 

It's because many immigrants don't come from a card use culture and allowances are now being made for them.No one really wants cash anymore,it's a hassel all the way from user to banker.You can't pay with cash in Stockholm,literally no one takes it outside of the ethnic food shops.

 

I can't remember the last time I paid a bill using cash? Might have been in London circa 1999?

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3 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:

It's because many immigrants don't come from a card use culture and allowances are now being made for them.No one really wants cash anymore,it's a hassel all the way from user to banker.You can't pay with cash in Stockholm,literally no one takes it outside of the ethnic food shops.

 

I can't remember the last time I paid a bill using cash? Might have been in London circa 1999?

I’m not overly bothered about theories regarding why it’s being done, I use it as much as is reasonably possible, and will actively avoid card only locations.  Both  have a place. 

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