[Killer Whale]

AFAIK, it's decriminalisation not legalisation (maybe that's a cop-out, maybe it's not), which would also apply to tobacco.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Decriminalisation is fine, and that’s what the Green Party policy seems to be heading for (after a Royal Commission). I thought he said legalisation but I may be wrong.

[mattomac]

Seems Ipswich football club have fucked up a bit

[Bones McCoy]

Seems Ipswich football club have fucked up a bit

What? How?

Mick Mills, John Wark, Alan Brazil, Paul Mariner... How your club has fallen.

Joey Barton would have been a better choice.

[AOB]

Stop the Tractors.

[Bones McCoy]

I always considered Farage more of a Norwich type.



Map from the Suffolk and neighbouring shitholes Tourist Board.

[davidjay]

The Freeze Peach mob are loving it but if I were an Ipswich sponsor or influential supporter I'd be wanting some answers about why they've been quiet in the subject.

[satnav]

I think Ipswich dropped a bollock letting Farage pose for photographs at the ground with one of their shirts. Obviously he has the right to visit the ground like anybody else but posing with the shirt does give the appearance of some kind of endorsement. There have been some suggestions that the club chairman of the club is a Farage fan which could prove tricky the club when pursuing sponsorship deals with companies that wouldn't want to be associated with Reform.

[Boiler]

I always considered Farage more of a Norwich type.



Map from the Suffolk and neighbouring shitholes Tourist Board.

I thought Brummies went to Weston-super-Mare - or "Birmingham on Sea" as my Brummie brother in law calls it...

They've got Lynn, Wisbech and Sheringham about right.

[Oboogie]

I thought Brummies went to Weston-super-Mare - or "Birmingham on Sea" as my Brummie brother in law calls it...

As a resident of WsM I can confirm that Birmingham on Sea is a common nickname because 'locals' are as likely to have a Brummie accent as a Somerset one (there are also a lot of London/South Easterners). I don't really know about holiday makers/daytrippers because I avoid the seafront and town centre during high season. As the nearest seaside resort, WsM has been a popular destination for Brummies ever since the railway came here in1841.