jakedee

Just recieved an email from bulb, due to the Govt's energy price guarantee my electricity is reducing by...by 0.3p per kw/h. Standing charge is staying the same though. The " where you live" imo should not come into account.

OK, I'll say it. Get that pitch tf. And while you're at it, can you put a couple of extra bulbs in the floodlights.

The Colts collapsed, gave the ball away and Dallas punished them. Dak cut out the errors.Score is flattering for the Cowboys.

Or voting for Tory's.

Also... the amount of people who go with the cheapest DD quote rather than check the price per kw/h. Finding their DD rises more than their previous one because the actual price per kw/h or standing charge was more expensive.

Can't disagree with your comment about Robertson, also felt Cameron made a difference as well. Felt for the 1st 10-15 mins after Byrne was replaced by Grayson we seemed particularly vulnerable in the centre of defence. Different viewpoints I suppose.

Thought Airdrie looked decent, not the worst team to come to Dens this season, sending off changed the game. Why Byrne was taken off for Grayson??

Read it again, put the glass down, think a bit. Then maybe you'll get it... dafty. Edit... noticed it was dealt with... Still a dafty.

We'll have to agree to disagree then.

Serious question. Do you really believe that the Party who gerrymandered the original devolution referendum, would be more or less likely to "allow" a 2nd indyref?

For Dallas to go anywhere in the playoffs, Dak has to start playing for the full 60 mins. Showed last week, and in the 2nd half tonight, when he's on song, cuts out the mistakes,Dallas are pretty good.

A lot of current SNP voters do not vote for the parties you list above (I include myself) BECAUSE they are pro Union parties. After independence that will not be an issue, and decisions would be made on policies put forward.

It will be a choice for the rUK Govt whether they want to end freedom of movement with Scotland, or have a similar agreement as they do with RoI. The result of the negotiations with the rUK, then Scotlands decision on it's relationship with the EU, will, depending on that decision, I agree, may cause a problem with the England/Scotland border. Again though, that'll be a choice for the rUK , whether it wants to continue with it's isolationist policies.

It's people want it

The harm was done by the UK Govt. insisting on unachievable(in the case of NI),and self harming (in the case of leaving the single market) "red lines". Completely self inflicted "harm".

I take it the title of this thread passed you by?

Go on[mention=9044]lichtie23[/mention], break the habit of a lifetime and give the Cowboys a little bit of credit...

Octopus have agreed to take over bulb. Not that that will help the cost to the taxpayer.

Tried that 2 years ago, changed from oil to biomass. My biomass fuel cost has increased by almost 90% in less than a year.

People with mental health problems in the 60's and 70's, and indeed before and for a time after, were dumped into mental institutions. Receiving inhumane "therapy's". Not something I would like to see return. I believe you are also confusing "Socialism" with "communism".

Still the same.

I don't think doing "homers" is the same as being employed by another company to carry out work.

For the same reason a council employed plumber can't fit a tap for company x on a Saturday morning. Or an RAF aircraft engineer can't take a week off and "moonlight" for airbus for that week. Why should employees for the NHS be any different?

So... you just walk off the street and become a doctor, nurse, anesthetist etc. This costs the NHS nothing? I see no problem in an employer stipulating (as I mentioned before,it happens in many other industries) that your skills should be used only for your employer. If you decide after training,that that is not for you(before x amount of time)then the employer has the right to claw back some of the training costs.