Christmas Tree

Mediator (INFP-T) Recognised quite a lot.

Exactly the same in the school yard where as our lass can name every kid / parent.

I think I'm an extrovert trapped inside an introvert.

fuck knows. Wasnt always this way, guess it's one of these things that started somehow and now when I make eye contact I know my eyes are desperate to head south so the more I try to maintain eye contact my eyes sort of hurt until they get their wish! Its not a sexual thing, it just so happens that's where they end up. Im also very fascinated by phobias and how easily a lot of them can be broken extremely quickly. A very interesting topic though, well done

Never give up.

I have a thing with eye contact which results in me staring at a lot of breasts. I then realise where I'm staring revert to eye contact and back to breasts in a sorry loop. Obviously has its perks but quite embarrassing.

There's not two food banks near you, you posh fucker, it's just Aldi and Lidl have opened up there!

I have and it's pretty common knowledge that under Labour it was considered bad PR for job centre claimants to be referred to the available food banks. The coalition changed this in 2010. https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2015/04/was-food-poverty-actually-higher-under-the-last-labour-government/

never mind you trying to guess what he means, he actually said... Speaking to Bloomberg, he said: “We will see what happens, I mean we hope that there is a trade agreement, definitely, between the EU and the UK. “That there’s pragmatism on both sides, otherwise both sides would lose. He's right.

They actually did

No need to worry, the likes of BMW and Audi don't fancy that carry on either.

Well this has perked up my insomnia

Theres bound to be some problems while issues are ironed out, but a UK with a free trade agreement with Europe, our own free trade deals with whoever we want and a sensible immigration policy controlled by the people we elect doesn't seem to outrageous to me. It's what most country's in the world consider normal.

It was Labours dream which is why they allowed it with no controls. However at the end of the day it's not good regardless of political alliances. Whoever runs the country, a sensible immigration policy that puts the country's needs first is what is required.

The immigration issue was never an issue to me but there's a hell of a lot of people whose jobs are being taken away / undercut due to cheap labour. Take A & P on the Tyne. Where once your average joe was employed, work is now put out to the lowest bidder. That bidder employs a load of poles on reduced wages and sticks a load of them in a 3 bed semi. A & P save money, the contractor gets rich and average Joe is fucked. Nowt wrong with immigration but it shouldn't be used as a way to a couple of people richer and a workforce unemployed / poorer.

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Soulmate

Baywatch. Excellent fun.

Its not me

And some of us told you last year it may take 5 or 10 years for it to be ecomically beneficial. As for the why, it involves cake and eating it. Once the willy waving is over we will end up doing the same amount of trade with the EU as we do now and will have new trade deals with some of the fastest growing economies on the planet. It will be awesome.

Norman William Margaret and Michael

If you are in a union try them. If not I think unless you have a load of money to throw at solicitors, you're wasting your time. Gestamp are a horrible company. My daughters boyfriend has just escaped from there after a year and a half. Do you have a trade as such? Some companies will overlook dismissal etc if you have a trade that they are desperate for. If money's tight and there's nothing ideal about, don't forget taxi'ing. It's something you can be doing very quickly in good money to pay all those bills. It's helped a lot of people out of the shit in your situation.

Hold on chaps. Both Labour and Conservatives put in their manifesto that they were leaving the EU and their share of vote increased. The party offering a 2nd referendum (lib dems), saw their share of the vote decrease.