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The irony being that the Supreme Court threw out an Orangina executive order less than a week ago. An executive order which would have seen those who became US citizens in the same circumstances as Balogun no longer do so.

The definition of a "worldie" (y) Farewell Cape Verde - the underdogs the World Cup will never forget - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cqj1pd8lqw9o

Matt Ryan telegraphed which way he was going to dive. The first pen, he was almost back on the bench......

You've had a lifetime - and steroids - and you still have legs like a sparrow with polio (y)

WFP? Triple lock? You were up in arms when the former - at least - was up for trimming. Like I said, ideology (y)

What did you use to apply it? The back of your neck?

Which applies, whichever colour of government we have. Which makes Ideology at best, ****** at worst (y)

All governments think the same. (accurately too, as they are given mandates by the electorate). It is only your ideology that causes you to say otherwise.

England’s next match against Mexico is at the Estadio Azteca - it’s 7,220 feet above sea level. To put that into perspective, it’s roughly a quarter of the altitude of the average Wetherspoon toilet.

That then is something to negotiate with your employer, surely? Otherwise, apart from ditching tax bands altogether and having a flat rate, there will always be people on the cusp (which in all cases becomes the cause celebre of whichever media outlet has an axe to grind with a particular...

Advertising revenue (y)

It was a game of two quarters (y)

Getting more without doing more? That's commie speak, according to some on here. It has been my long - held belief that the common man won't become better off by any other means than changing their job for one that is better paid. Otherwise, incremental increases in pay are just eroded by...

England cricket is on the other side. We might well get battered there too. Spoiled for choice :ROFLMAO:

Only if you run your wheels without tyres on them..........

Tippun. Were ya tattin'? ;-)

By "unintelligible", I mean "may as well be a different language". Best example I can think of right now would be "Ar bist?" meaning "How are you doing?"

To be fair, there is Black Country, and unintelligible. Brummie is different again. I can tell them apart, but would struggle to describe brummie. Apart from they say "lung", and "strung", rather than "long", and "strong".

Yo'am jokin' ay ya?

Better than housing them in the decent 1930's ones then ;-)