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Nah, Jeremy's going to get all of this money from the magical money tree, him and Diane Abbott grew in the back yard of their bedsit. :LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

Yep, apparently they have rather expensive locks on the doors. :LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL:

About time they had stricter language tests. I struggle to understand some of our nurses during shift handover as their English skills are so poor. It's a good job we have printed handover sheets. We even had one HCA who said she was a nurse back in India. After watching her with the patients I...

I bet she's a barrel of laughs at the breast cancer screening clinics.

My younger brother was triaged over the phone a few weeks ago by the 111 service. He'd been suffering what he called "bad indigestion" for a week. Turns out he was having a heart attack. He'd phoned my dad earlier in the week who recommended Gaviscon. :eek::eek::eek: Had he phoned me with the...

Yet voted against Brexit, because he thought Labour voters would.

Probably alcoholics, They have some tenants down the cellar.

Ahh changing what you said, wannashowyourselfupforthetwatyoureallyare. You originally said a computer is basically a PCB. You made no mention of an OS, a processor, memory, input/output devices. Christ sake, how obnoxious are you in real life? Tell me...

I have no idea of the "new" price as it's getting on a bit now. It's a motherboard. It is computer technology (as opposed to a radio, which contains PCB's, but is not computer technology)

Ahh, you didn't say it was second bloody hand.

You think a party who promised to stop student loans, then after they didn't get elected said they'd only promised to "look again at the question of student loans", have actually made a promise to stop student loans?

Sadly not ever reported by the main newscasters though Johhnyboy. Yep a sure fire vote winner in any general election "Let's ban the ivory trade" I work with a lot of "under 45's and in the run up to the General Election, the last thing on their mind was the bloody ivory trade. Most of them...

Still "sticking up" for Way-Har-Bee, I see....... Does he excite you in some sexual way ?

Roughly about £47 to buy,,,,, probably at least a quarter of that price to produce. (but then you will need a processor and memory as a minimum, otherwise it's just not gonna do anything at all)

Sadly, you alone, have arrived at that mistaken conclusion. Time to lay of the shandy I think wannabeway-har-bee.

Not at all, wannabeatwatagainandagianbutcouldn'thelphimself. My "logical reasoning" is that Corbyn might choose to put a tax on computer technology. If you translate that to anything with a PCB in it, then that's your lookout/ problem.

Honestly, wannabhimmyagainandagain is just a troll. A damn ugly trolling keyboard warrior. Probably works (if he has a job) for the local council, behind a desk all day. He's the least favourite office wallah. Sits alone eating his prepacked sandwiches every day. Returning to his one bed council...

Wannabehimmyagianandagain. Just to clear things up (finally) A PCB is not a bloody computer. A central heating programmer, isn't a computer simply because it contains a PCB. Your washing machine (assuming you have one for Mrs Way-Har-Bee ) or the ones down the laundrette, contain perhaps two or...

Hmmmmm , I think there's a bit of a difference between PCB's and computer/ IT equipment. Our CH programmer has a PCB in it, but isn't comparable to a computer/ industrial robot in any shape or form. Anyway mentioning washing machines, might get you worried (unless your wife still goes to the...

Apparently Edward Heath's godson has been on the tv saying that Ed was a kind, caring human being (specially as he gave him £50 afterwards) :LOL::LOL::LOL::LOL: