@Earl-of-Trumps saidNice! I got a chuckle out of your “have another pint” post.
@divegeester
I got a chuckle out of it
It’s all good fun 🤩
@divegeester saidFun? I take everything on here, including my chess, very seriously.😡
Nice! I got a chuckle out of your “have another pint” post.
It’s all good fun 🤩
@Drewnogal saidCELEBRANT
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Night flight destination.
DEFENDANT
DEPENDANT
PEDESTALS
REPENTANT
REVERSALS
TELEGRAPH
These are all the words I can find which fit the pattern, and I can't fit the clue to any of them. ???
@Drewnogal said⚫️E⚫️E⚫️⚫️A⚫️⚫️
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Night flight destination.
Night flight destination.
It’s reached through a bedroom window.
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@Drewnogal saidNeverland
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Night flight destination.
It’s reached through a bedroom window.
As in never never land?
@divegeester saidThat’s it.
Neverland
As in never never land?
Maybe not a fair word but I thought everyone had heard of the Peter Pan story and It’s also a song and was MJ’s ranch. I see now it’s in Wikipedia but not in the dictionary.
I would have thought it was acceptable in a crossword though?
@divegeester saidREPERCUSSIONS …. My thoughts exactly 🙁
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Budget day blow-back
Wonder what else they’re going to take off the poorest pensioners?
@Drewnogal saidNothing more harmful for the poorest I suspect (except a total lack of controlling immigration which will harm the poorest).
REPERCUSSIONS …. My thoughts exactly 🙁
Wonder what else they’re going to take off the poorest pensioners?
The pensioner winter fuel allowance thing is emotive and frankly a clumsy spiteful and unnecessary early cock-up, but it’s nothing compared to the macro economic impact today’s budget could have. Despite the social ‘power to the people’ flag waving over the last century, there’s a reason most Labour governments do not get a second term. Basically they run out of other people’s money to borrow, tax and spend. However I’ll wait and see what floats out today.
Let me incur forum off topic wrath and give you an example of Labour’s wooly thinking. If they had put the minimum wage up by 6.7% on day one instead of attacking state pensioners, the 20% tax receipts from the wage increase would have paid entirely for the the continuation of the winter fuel allowance (20% tax on the extra £6 billion in wages). Had they done this first is would have been a hugely positive move in terms of PR. But no, it’s an after thought and another big bit of budgeting policy released to the press before it gets to Parliament. Good on Lyndsey Hoyle for calling them out.