Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not! Vol 3
Discussion
Murph7355 said:
fk me this is dire.
Who's the lawyer?
When they say "founder of The Big Issue", is he currently selling it? wtf is happening with his cuffs, let alone the bs he's spouting.
Zahawi's a cretin. Ashworth worse.
Paper lady has said barely anything.
You are still watching it? You are a far better man than me...Who's the lawyer?
When they say "founder of The Big Issue", is he currently selling it? wtf is happening with his cuffs, let alone the bs he's spouting.
Zahawi's a cretin. Ashworth worse.
Paper lady has said barely anything.
Vanden Saab said:
Murph7355 said:
fk me this is dire.
Who's the lawyer?
When they say "founder of The Big Issue", is he currently selling it? wtf is happening with his cuffs, let alone the bs he's spouting.
Zahawi's a cretin. Ashworth worse.
Paper lady has said barely anything.
You are still watching it? You are a far better man than me...Who's the lawyer?
When they say "founder of The Big Issue", is he currently selling it? wtf is happening with his cuffs, let alone the bs he's spouting.
Zahawi's a cretin. Ashworth worse.
Paper lady has said barely anything.
Turning it off now. But come on BBC... Is this the best panel you can get? If so, kill it. Quickly.
Nerdy guy in audience....words to the effect of.....'I think the third runway should go ahead because by the time it's finished, technology will have moved on and we'll have cleaner electric planes'.
I'd like to see the size of the battery (and know how long it would take to charge) that'll have the kWh (or even MWh) to provide sufficient thrust to get a fully loaded airliner out of LHW, over the pond and into JFK. I really would.
I'd like to see the size of the battery (and know how long it would take to charge) that'll have the kWh (or even MWh) to provide sufficient thrust to get a fully loaded airliner out of LHW, over the pond and into JFK. I really would.
My TV is lucky to have survived that issue of QT.
What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
Cobnapint said:
Nerdy guy in audience....words to the effect of.....'I think the third runway should go ahead because by the time it's finished, technology will have moved on and we'll have cleaner electric planes'.
I'd like to see the size of the battery (and know how long it would take to charge) that'll have the kWh (or even MWh) to provide sufficient thrust to get a fully loaded airliner out of LHW, over the pond and into JFK. I really would.
Reasonably likely that 'electric' planes would actually be powered by hydrogen, or would be hybrid rather than relying on lithium batteries to power an entire flight. We're certainly going to see cleaner planes developed.I'd like to see the size of the battery (and know how long it would take to charge) that'll have the kWh (or even MWh) to provide sufficient thrust to get a fully loaded airliner out of LHW, over the pond and into JFK. I really would.
Wombat3 said:
My TV is lucky to have survived that issue of QT.
What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
I thought "austerity" was spending less than you got in taxes. What any normal person would call "saving", or "paying off an overdraft".What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
pingu393 said:
Wombat3 said:
My TV is lucky to have survived that issue of QT.
What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
I thought "austerity" was spending less than you got in taxes. What any normal person would call "saving", or "paying off an overdraft".What a load of unadulterated BBC biased bks.
If I heard the word "austerity" once it was used 50 times - a proper government bashing session ably enabled by comrade Bruce.
One day someone will point out to these cretins that the definition of austerity (as practised by the Greeks) is when Government actually cuts the overall amount of money it spends (20% in the Greek example).
Cupramax said:
Everyone seems to forget that the monumental fk up caused by the banks and abetted by Gordons disaster area of a government is what kicked off all this nasty austerity. Yet it’s all down to those nasty tories.
Most of the cretins on QT wouldn't understand what a structural deficit was if it smacked them round the head.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff