ManBetX Welsh Open Last 128 !!

Pink Ball wrote:would diminish by leaving the EU.
Yes it would. The EU is part of the world. It makes up 44 per cent of your exports. Trading with this 44 per cent will, obviously, became far more complicated after March 29.

The mere prospect of this has seen your production output drop six months straight.

Pink Ball wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:That was a nice little post match with Robbo too.

Interesting point raised by Foulds that I'd never really thought about: "The pink's never on its spot at the end of a 147."

It's normally in a pocket

You know what I mean you passive aggressive hammer

Sorry - it was actually a good point I had not considered.

I am a hammer

Penny drops

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:That was a nice little post match with Robbo too.

Interesting point raised by Foulds that I'd never really thought about: "The pink's never on its spot at the end of a 147."

It's normally in a pocket

You know what I mean you passive aggressive hammer

Sorry - it was actually a good point I had not considered.

I am a hammer

Iranu wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:would diminish by leaving the EU.
Yes it would. The EU is part of the world. It makes up 44 per cent of your exports. Trading with this 44 per cent will, obviously, became far more complicated after March 29.

The mere prospect of this has seen your production output drop six months straight.

I wish you could tell my chairman this. He sends daily emails to the company that consist of pro-Brexit propaganda insisting that every economic stat is on the increase.

Pink Ball wrote:

Iranu wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:would diminish by leaving the EU.
Yes it would. The EU is part of the world. It makes up 44 per cent of your exports. Trading with this 44 per cent will, obviously, became far more complicated after March 29.

The mere prospect of this has seen your production output drop six months straight.

I wish you could tell my chairman this. He sends daily emails to the company that consist of pro-Brexit propaganda insisting that every economic stat is on the increase.

At least the NHS will get £350,000,000 extra a week

Iranu wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Iranu wrote:That was a nice little post match with Robbo too.

Interesting point raised by Foulds that I'd never really thought about: "The pink's never on its spot at the end of a 147."

It's normally in a pocket

You know what I mean you passive aggressive hammer

Sorry - it was actually a good point I had not considered.

I am a hammer

No you're not.

You are a massive pin end though.




On a serious note, I thought it was pretty interesting, I doubt I'd ever have thought about it if Foulds hadn't mentioned it.

Godot wrote:Hope Davis wins so we don't have to suffer his commentary tomorrow.

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Godot wrote:Hope Davis wins so we don't have to suffer his commentary tomorrow.

I don't believe winning this tournament is one of Mark's objectives for the season

Pink Ball wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:Does that mean the UK is doing better?

Yes, because as a much bigger economy, our capacity for production, buying power and ability to trade across the world is far higher than that of Ireland. Debt wouldn't affect us as much for these reasons.

...and then I go and spoil it all by doing something stupid like leaving EU

Believe it or not, none of those things would diminish by leaving the EU.

Yes it would. The EU is part of the world. It makes up 44 per cent of your exports. Trading with this 44 per cent will, obviously, became far more complicated after March 29.

The mere prospect of this has seen your production output drop six months straight.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:[quote="Cloud Strife”]

Yes, because as a much bigger economy, our capacity for production, buying power and ability to trade across the world is far higher than that of Ireland. Debt wouldn't affect us as much for these reasons.[/quote]
...and then I go and spoil it all by doing something stupid like leaving EU[/quote]

Believe it or not, none of those things would diminish by leaving the EU.[/quote]
Yes it would. The EU is part of the world. It makes up 44 per cent of your exports. Trading with this 44 per cent will, obviously, became far more complicated after March 29.

The mere prospect of this has seen your production output drop six months straight.[/quote]

Of course, that's because the whole thing has been run like a rubbish show from day One by the idiots in charge. It should never have come to this.

Production will stabilise once the final terms of Brexit are known and we'll find other markets for our exports.[/quote]

Pink Ball wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Godot wrote:Hope Davis wins so we don't have to suffer his commentary tomorrow.

I don't believe winning this tournament is one of Mark's objectives for the season

I would like to express my disinterest in sleeping with Kate Upton

Iranu wrote:Cloud: what's your opinion on the school of thought that there should be a second vote now that we know how badly the Government has screwed the pooch?

Badsnookerplayer wrote:Good work here tonight everybody.

Enjoyed that.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Iranu wrote:Cloud: what's your opinion on the school of thought that there should be a second vote now that we know how badly the Government has screwed the pooch?

I would support a second vote. That said, if Leave won again can anyone honestly see things being handled any differently the second time around? It will be the same shit-show we have currently.

Pink Ball wrote:There’s nothing undemocratic about voting again. People change their minds all the time based on what they see happening. It’s why we have elections every few years.

Pink Ball wrote:There’s nothing undemocratic about voting again. People change their minds all the time based on what they see happening. It’s why we have elections every few years.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:There’s nothing undemocratic about voting again. People change their minds all the time based on what they see happening. It’s why we have elections every few years.

Fair enough. I personally wouldn't change my mind, but would have nothing against those that did. That's mainly because I'm not a staunch Brexiteer, I was never 100% in or out either way. It was more like 55/45. There are downsides to Brexit obviously, but the industry I work in would get a significant boost from it, and that was the main deciding factor for me.

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:There’s nothing undemocratic about voting again. People change their minds all the time based on what they see happening. It’s why we have elections every few years.

Fair enough. I personally wouldn't change my mind, but would have nothing against those that did. That's mainly because I'm not a staunch Brexiteer, I was never 100% in or out either way. It was more like 55/45. There are downsides to Brexit obviously, but the industry I work in would get a significant boost from it, and that was the main deciding factor for me.

Yes I agree - refuse collection is likely to be bouyant once we bring it back in house.

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:There’s nothing undemocratic about voting again. People change their minds all the time based on what they see happening. It’s why we have elections every few years.

Fair enough. I personally wouldn't change my mind, but would have nothing against those that did. That's mainly because I'm not a staunch Brexiteer, I was never 100% in or out either way. It was more like 55/45. There are downsides to Brexit obviously, but the industry I work in would get a significant boost from it, and that was the main deciding factor for me.

Yes I agree - refuse collection is likely to be bouyant once we bring it back in house.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

Ash147 wrote:

Wildey wrote:1 Ronnie O'Sullivan
2 Stephen Hendry
3 John Higgins
4 Mark Williams
5 Steve Davis.


Believe you me i was snake hissed off with Steve in the 80s he was so much better than anyone until Hendry came on the scene late 80s ive seen them all and Williams and Higgins is far better than Steve Davis was.

Mark Williams is not a better than Steve Davis.

in early 2000s Mark Williams was better than Ronnie and Higgins.

bullocks

Badsnookerplayer wrote:I do not think he has a selective memory