Not to back him up, but isn't anyone else a little concerned by the forced recruiting off the streets? Men of ages 18-60 aren't even allowed to get 5 kilometres close to the borders ffs...
Well for me, and many other people sports is a priority. Sports plays a significant role in people's mental health, its absolutely brilliant that this stadium is going to be built.
I really do not understand how we can be this far behind in arms production or military infrastructure across Europe. We saw in 2014 already what was going on in Eastern Ukraine and thought it would not snowball into a bigger conflict?
Alot of our businesses shifted the headquaters in Ireland for example Costa coffee we have is head quartered in ireland not the uk this affecte supply and why we have offers across here that aren't applicable in gb. Our electricity is from Ireland. We have substantial funding for our roads and education thats started in theclast few years replacing uk investment for example the 10 billion investment around derry / Londonderry the medical student funding in Belfast which dropped by 100 studente only for Ireland to quickly provide this funding. Theres also the provisions in place to soon allow MLAs from Northern Ireland to go to Irelands Dail. We have also seen a huge boost in Sinn Fein both sides of the border and comparatively dont have the same mirror of policies with other parts of the UK. I am largely apolitical but noticed these changes hope it helps
Well, for one, there's just Ireland as it is currently- counties yes, but no Scotland with different laws, no Wales with different laws, no overseas territories, etc.
In terms of all rule under one then ROI would be then, the U.K. being able to accommodate different levels of government is a strength though rather than a weakness.
But the problem is in replacing them, right. We need tanks; we need an absolute minimum of 148 tanks, and realistically even that number is pretty scarily low. The Army's force structure for the future has just two regiments of tanks (with 56 tanks each - so 36 of the 148 we've decided to keep are attrition replacements). The problem with the idea of sending them to Ukraine is that replacing those 148 Challengers with 148 Abrams or Leopard 2s would cost way, way more money than the C3 upgrade is going to, and this is coming at a time when the Army has no spare money. You say "during a time of conflict the motivators to spend more are there" and that's true, but the Army just traditionally does not get much of that spare money - and indeed the spending increases since the war have largely been on the Navy.
Therein lays the issue, it's how the money is spent, Abrams would do for 10 years to get the new Challengers and for the cost of one of the bigger type 45 or aircraft carriers many new Challengers could be built (with many production roles supported in the U.K.)
Thank you so much for your comment. The Aprilia dealer also mentioned the first batch but said the issues are resolved now. But do you think the RS 660 needs more servicing than the R7 to run well?
Go for the Aprilia, my partner has one and has ridden over large parts of Scotland and Ireland with no complaints beyond the small screen on a windy day when we were forced to use the motorway.
Pretty confident they'd have rigorously tested it before strapping one to a Royal Navy ship, testing it and then telling the world about it.
Go into the app settings and there's a video setting for with lens protectors (and some others) which adjusts the stitch line.
Yeah with the setting on I actually get more marked lines! I had the use the underwater case setting to have it like this.
Ah, sorry that didn't help!
Honda rebel 500 or Duke 390
Both these, will throw on Kawasaki Vulcan for variety
Drop in lava
İ actually bought a sanding machine to do this properly. I will update you guys later.
Just be aware the sanding machines get hot and that screws the paint, best done slower by hand.
Not to back him up, but isn't anyone else a little concerned by the forced recruiting off the streets? Men of ages 18-60 aren't even allowed to get 5 kilometres close to the borders ffs...
No, Ukraine has to conscript to defend itself.
There goes my veggie steak dreams.
Just have to eat a veggie stake instead I suppose
I hear you're a hooker now, Father?
Should we all be hookers now, Father?
Resistance is futile
2" too short.
Especially when it's two of your legs being shorter than the other
If was up to the DUP your kids would be getting taught that dragons exist....
Only the boys mind, the DUP wouldn't let the girls skip home economics
Well for me, and many other people sports is a priority. Sports plays a significant role in people's mental health, its absolutely brilliant that this stadium is going to be built.
Sport does, which is why it's good Belfast already has so many sports grounds and open spaces for exercise
And now a top class stadium were we can go and enjoy one of our national sports in the main city.
Another top class stadium, the issue with the others isn't the quality of the stadiums.
I really do not understand how we can be this far behind in arms production or military infrastructure across Europe. We saw in 2014 already what was going on in Eastern Ukraine and thought it would not snowball into a bigger conflict?
If you look at the Covid vaccination in Europe, it was slow to start and then extremely rapid.
Amazon sell it, quite how shaken it is on arrival mind ....
Alot of our businesses shifted the headquaters in Ireland for example Costa coffee we have is head quartered in ireland not the uk this affecte supply and why we have offers across here that aren't applicable in gb. Our electricity is from Ireland. We have substantial funding for our roads and education thats started in theclast few years replacing uk investment for example the 10 billion investment around derry / Londonderry the medical student funding in Belfast which dropped by 100 studente only for Ireland to quickly provide this funding. Theres also the provisions in place to soon allow MLAs from Northern Ireland to go to Irelands Dail. We have also seen a huge boost in Sinn Fein both sides of the border and comparatively dont have the same mirror of policies with other parts of the UK. I am largely apolitical but noticed these changes hope it helps
Well, for one, there's just Ireland as it is currently- counties yes, but no Scotland with different laws, no Wales with different laws, no overseas territories, etc.
In terms of all rule under one then ROI would be then, the U.K. being able to accommodate different levels of government is a strength though rather than a weakness.
Shrinkflation makes finding a suitably sized stripper difficult
Didn't see that coming
Love the way his teammate tears up the field to support and he just gives a hard no, I've kicked and gathered this twice.
But the problem is in replacing them, right. We need tanks; we need an absolute minimum of 148 tanks, and realistically even that number is pretty scarily low. The Army's force structure for the future has just two regiments of tanks (with 56 tanks each - so 36 of the 148 we've decided to keep are attrition replacements). The problem with the idea of sending them to Ukraine is that replacing those 148 Challengers with 148 Abrams or Leopard 2s would cost way, way more money than the C3 upgrade is going to, and this is coming at a time when the Army has no spare money. You say "during a time of conflict the motivators to spend more are there" and that's true, but the Army just traditionally does not get much of that spare money - and indeed the spending increases since the war have largely been on the Navy.
Therein lays the issue, it's how the money is spent, Abrams would do for 10 years to get the new Challengers and for the cost of one of the bigger type 45 or aircraft carriers many new Challengers could be built (with many production roles supported in the U.K.)
And.... Ireland? 😬
Doesn't show a flag so can be used for Northern Ireland
200 meows an hour I reckon
"while they're using the bathroom"
Surely it's 'creating a shitstorm'
Food in Iceland is still pre brexit made. Give it time.
Thank you so much for your comment. The Aprilia dealer also mentioned the first batch but said the issues are resolved now. But do you think the RS 660 needs more servicing than the R7 to run well?
Nope, just keep your annual/service intervals, lube chain 500 miles etc as you would any comparable bike and it'll see you right.
Go for the Aprilia, my partner has one and has ridden over large parts of Scotland and Ireland with no complaints beyond the small screen on a windy day when we were forced to use the motorway.
Once Alex Salmond had the entire office convinced his 3 inch todger was a 12 inch, everybody's ability to measure was compromised.