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Have You Ever Seen A News Story That's Literally Made You Screech To A Shuddering Halt?!

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sp1814 | 15:53 Mon 14th Mar 2016 | News
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I literally never thought I'd ever see this.

In fact, I had to read it through carefully because at first I thought it was a joke.

But...apparently not.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/jeremy-clarkson-announces-he-wants-britain-to-stay-in-the-eu-to-create-a-united-states-of-europe-a6928556.html

I'm now carefully study the sky, to check to signs of the four horsemen of the apocalypse.
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indeed but you you are going to merge nations that's what is needed. Then you can have a proper common currency. I'm not supporting this by the way I'm just saying that if it is going to be done, do it properly.
I am loath to side with Clarkson on any issue but in this case I will.
Have You Ever Seen A News Story That's Literally Made You Screech To A Shuddering Halt?!


If I have ... this isn't it.
// I am loath to side with Clarkson on any issue but in this case I will//

what mikey you mean smacking the Irish in the gob is OK ?

you didnt serve with theBritish Army in NI by any chance did you ?
you violent old leftie you
I knew he was self-delusional - but this is challenging T. Blair's position at the top of that heap. Shocking, indeed!
Needs publicity for his 'new' show. Saying he wanted out of Europe wouldn't generate much.
On the subject of electricity plugs/sockets - in my opinion the UK one has to be the most awful design of a plug/socket ever devised. It seems pretty clear that, on any of its perceived merits, it has failed to interest any other user nations apart from those where British interests are influential/decisive (possessions, colonies and ex-colonies, etc.). Look at two features: The metal contained in the lead versus the metal in the prongs of the plug (the plug is many, many times bigger than necessary), and the fuse (how many have a 13A fuse for a low energy lamp - who said safety feature. How absurd). I have personally had to replace sockets which permanently shorted out when the "safety" shutter spring came undone crossing live to earth. The fact that some devices are twice as big to incorporate the UK plug instead of the Euro or the US one is something else against it and I deliberately avoid the UK type whenever I can.

Conversely, what is the best design I have come across was late to the scene and also has not found serious favour over strong vested interests in the other designs despite probably being the safest. It certainly is the most attractive and it really is user friendly - the Ticino. I am no fan of the Schuko and its derivatives (French, etc.).
If we stay in the only way for the EU to work is a federal Europe.
//Have You Ever Seen A News Story That's Literally Made You Screech To A Shuddering Halt?!//

Yes. I remember when I learnt that Nelson Mandela was to be afforded a State visit in my country.
To my horror I was to be included in his security team whilst a guest of HMQ.
I respectfully told my 'boss man' that I don't protect terrorists and have been trained to shoot them so best I be put on another protection duty which I was. :-)
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Karl

I strongly refute your position.

American plugs are a nightmare. Those two pronged affairs aren't fit for purpose.

And what other country has anything as elegant as this:

http://i4.mirror.co.uk/news/technology-science/technology/article5536066.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/watch.jpg
well karl you'd better go live there then sunshine. Another member of GABF.
Perhaps its a different Jeremy Clarkson

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