Dr Gloom

looks a swan-eating asylum seeker to me

the only case to be made for the monarchy is made by the moron

Fucking hell, is there no other news going on in the world? It's already been blanket coverage for the past 5 hours. Enough already

Queen looks like she's nodded off tbf and who can blame her?

There should be an alternative commentary for the piss takers. Huw said camilla looked radiant earlier. Yeah right, how on message is that? She looks an old frump wrapped in a blue curtain to anyone with a pair of eyes. This is drivel like CT. Most of us are watching it out of morbid curiosity, not out of any genuine love or interest in the royals.

Her maj looking like she's heard enough too. Wind it on vicar

Fucking church services man. Dullsville

Honestly don't think she's that fit. Don't see what the fuss is all about. I thought the same about Diana as well tbh.

come on man, florida is vile outside of miami. new york is on the best cities, if not the best, in the world

Where abouts? not booked yet but looking to get a small villa just outside ibiza town

i believe you

yeah, let's keep smith and guthrie and forget about ireland

right; let's get to the bottom of this then. rob, please kindly list the following and we might believe you: the speciality local cuisine in Tonga the name of the towns and hotels you stayed in Nauru. the airline you flew to Oman the name of the indigenous people local to where you were in Angola the souvenirs you purchased in Kiribati what you would recommend to see and where to go in Tuvalu

Obama releases birth certificate to quiet critics Barack Obama released his original birth certificate on Wednesday and, in an unprecedented move to address the right wing controversy that has dogged the president since the 2008 campaign, called on Americans and the US media to focus on solving the serious problems facing the country. Mr Obama said that he had decided to request the official documentation from the state of Hawaii, where he was born in 1961, after coming to the conclusion two weeks ago that the ongoing debate was a distraction from the enormous challenges the White House and Congress are facing, including the forthcoming debate over long-term deficit reduction. “We’re going to have to make a series of very difficult decisions about our deficit and our debt . . . and this is going to generate huge and serious debates,” Mr Obama said. “But we are not going to be able to do it if we are distracted . . . if we are vilifying each other. If we just make stuff up and pretend facts are not facts.” The president said he had watched conservative conspiracy theorists debating his place of birth with bemusement and puzzlement. “Normally I would not comment on stuff like this. I’ve got other stuff to do,” he said. So-called “birthers” believe that Mr Obama was really born in Kenya, the birthplace of the president’s father. Under the US Constitution, only US-born citizens are allowed to become president. The conspiracy theory has gained new traction in recent weeks because of the rants of Donald Trump, the New York property magnate who says he is considering a run for the Republican nomination. Mr Trump, a reality TV star, has repeatedly suggested that private investigators he recently hired were unearthing new information about Mr Obama in Hawaii, and suggested on Fox News that Mr Obama’s maternal grandparents, who were American citizens, had issued false birth announcements in Hawaiian newspapers so that their grandson could become an American citizen. The Republican establishment has struggled under the controversy, seeking to distance itself from what has long been seen as a radical theory about the president that was potentially motivated by racism. At the same time, Republicans like House Speaker John Boehner never fully repudiated the birther movement, perhaps out of fear of angering Tea Party activists on the right. Indeed, for years the controversy was seen as indirectly helping the White House by making some of the president’s critics on the right look as if they were unhinged. But it was clear on Wednesday that Mr Obama and his team of advisers had decided the debate had endured for too long, and was starting to take a toll on the president as he begins to ramp up his re-election campaign. A recent poll by CBS News and the New York Times showed that about one quarter of Americans believed the president was not born in the US. On Wednesday, Mr Trump congratulated himself for pushing the president into action. He said he had learned of the White House decision while on his helicopter and that he still needed to have a look at the birth certificate ...what a twat http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/76880c16-70dc-11...144feabdc0.html

why don't you believe he's been where he says he has like stevie?

i have to go to brussels quite a lot with work. dull doesn't begin to describe the town. nice beer though.

just realised i've put in washington state instead of DC, scratch that one off

http://www.travbuddy.com/widget_map_confirm.php?id=6207759 22%....looking pretty light in africa and asia, non existent in south america, something i'll have to address in the future

ibiza. but given i'm going with my wife and kid, it won't be at all like the last time i went there on my stag do

does he even post on here anymore?

If only running a premier league football club was the same as paying slave wages to 12 year olds in the philipines. If you think sports retailing is so easy you had betterexplain to JJB where they went wrong. And if you think Sports Direct is one of Britain's most successful businesses then you'd be utterly wrong Try Vodaphone, BP, GSK, HSBC etc. I've worked on bigger products than Sports Direct. Its a chain of tatty corner shops, not a flagship of British industry. sports direct is ftse 250 with a market cap of £1.2bn. hardly a small player

for what it's worth: The Boardroom - U The Manager - C The Team - B The Media - D Outlook - E

you're on fire today Gemmill

Is that what I said like? Stop talking to me you annoying prick. nick destroyed