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 Johnny Eagles  berlin 27 Apr 15 3.13pm |
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Quote serial thriller at 27 Apr 2015 12.51pm
CamBot gets his data configuration scrambled: [Link] Must...Tell...Joke...That...Normal...People...Relate...To. That is f*cking hilarious. What a diehard fan he must be. To be fair to him, every football supporter gets the name of his club mixed up with other ones every now and again. Could happen to any of us.
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 27 Apr 15 3.20pm |
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Quote Johnny Eagles at 27 Apr 2015 3.13pm
Quote serial thriller at 27 Apr 2015 12.51pm
CamBot gets his data configuration scrambled: [Link] Must...Tell...Joke...That...Normal...People...Relate...To. That is f*cking hilarious. What a diehard fan he must be. To be fair to him, every football supporter gets the name of his club mixed up with other ones every now and again. Could happen to any of us.
That said and I am in no way sticking up for Cameron. Tony Blair was in my opinion equally as odious in his supposed support of Newcastle United.....
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OknotOK  Cockfosters, London 27 Apr 15 3.23pm |
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Quote Jimenez at 27 Apr 2015 3.20pm
Quote Johnny Eagles at 27 Apr 2015 3.13pm
Quote serial thriller at 27 Apr 2015 12.51pm
CamBot gets his data configuration scrambled: [Link] Must...Tell...Joke...That...Normal...People...Relate...To. That is f*cking hilarious. What a diehard fan he must be. To be fair to him, every football supporter gets the name of his club mixed up with other ones every now and again. Could happen to any of us.
That said and I am in no way sticking up for Cameron. Tony Blair was in my opinion equally as odious in his supposed support of Newcastle United..... Given how silly Blair looked over that you'd think Cameron would have learned and just kept quiet. And being a genuine "proper" fan never helped Gordon Brown much.
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 27 Apr 15 3.31pm |
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Quote OknotOK at 27 Apr 2015 3.23pm
Quote Jimenez at 27 Apr 2015 3.20pm
Quote Johnny Eagles at 27 Apr 2015 3.13pm
Quote serial thriller at 27 Apr 2015 12.51pm
CamBot gets his data configuration scrambled: [Link] Must...Tell...Joke...That...Normal...People...Relate...To. That is f*cking hilarious. What a diehard fan he must be. To be fair to him, every football supporter gets the name of his club mixed up with other ones every now and again. Could happen to any of us.
That said and I am in no way sticking up for Cameron. Tony Blair was in my opinion equally as odious in his supposed support of Newcastle United..... Given how silly Blair looked over that you'd think Cameron would have learned and just kept quiet. And being a genuine "proper" fan never helped Gordon Brown much. I'm no fan of Blair but it came out after his supposed gaffe that he was misquoted over the Milburn comment: [Link] [Link] The Sunday Sun told him its reporter misreported him in a match report - "and the rumour grew from there". The newspaper said that one of its sports reporters had been told by a friend about Mr Blair's interview on BBC radio, but that the reporter's friend had misheard what the former PM had actually said. Explaining what had happened, Mr Blair added: "People asked two completely separate questions. One, when I used to go and watch Newcastle. Then someone asked me who was the greatest ever footballer so I said Jackie Milburn.
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johnno42000  27 Apr 15 6.39pm |
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Oh dear. Grant/Michael up to some more tricks? Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 6.39pm)
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| johnno42000 27 Apr 15 8.34pm |
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The 'Who Will Win the Election?' programme could be interesting tonight. They have got some statistician on who correctly predicted all of the states results in the 2012 US election. They are going to try and do the same for the UK election. Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 8.35pm) Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 8.39pm)
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| imbored UK 27 Apr 15 8.38pm |
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Quote johnno42000 at 27 Apr 2015 8.34pm
Panorama could be interesting tonight. They have got some statistician on who correctly predicted all of the states results in the 2012 US election. They are going to try and do the same for the UK election. Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 8.35pm)
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Quote imbored at 27 Apr 2015 8.38pm
Quote johnno42000 at 27 Apr 2015 8.34pm
Panorama could be interesting tonight. They have got some statistician on who correctly predicted all of the states results in the 2012 US election. They are going to try and do the same for the UK election. Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 8.35pm)
Basically there are too may variables in our system compared to the US to accurately forecast the result. Tactical voting isn't really done in the US either as it's a 2 party system.
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| imbored UK 28 Apr 15 11.18am |
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 28 Apr 2015 9.06am
Quote imbored at 27 Apr 2015 8.38pm
Quote johnno42000 at 27 Apr 2015 8.34pm
Panorama could be interesting tonight. They have got some statistician on who correctly predicted all of the states results in the 2012 US election. They are going to try and do the same for the UK election. Edited by johnno42000 (27 Apr 2015 8.35pm)
Basically there are too may variables in our system compared to the US to accurately forecast the result. Tactical voting isn't really done in the US either as it's a 2 party system. I tuned in on iPlayer and that about sums it on. It didn't really tell us anything and Richard Bacon is a bit smug so I felt like turning over. Silver is probably right with regards to the betting odds telling us more than general view though.
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| johnno42000 28 Apr 15 11.45am |
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I was very disappointed with the programme. It could have been interesting if they had gone through all the seats where there was a realistic chance of them changing hands.
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| imbored UK 28 Apr 15 12.19pm |
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Quote johnno42000 at 28 Apr 2015 11.45am
I was very disappointed with the programme. It could have been interesting if they had gone through all the seats where there was a realistic chance of them changing hands.
Edited by imbored (28 Apr 2015 12.19pm)
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pefwin  Where you have to have an English ... 28 Apr 15 12.42pm |
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I think that this is how most think, even those bothered with debating.
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