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<t>I see the bedroom fiasco last night very differently. The only thing I can't decide right now Is whether Nadia has a game plan or Is just a stirrer. Alicia has already clearly proved she can stand up for herself as she did In the kitchen with Katie Hopkins. Chloe was right In that Pere...

OBAMA TELLS EUROPE TO EMBRACE MUSLIMS: 'Europe Needs to Better Integrate Muslims' | Doug Giles | #ClashDaily

OK Obama... Pray tell.... how do we go about that exactly ?

<r>kazalala;1471699 wrote: I am within walking distance of a Morrisons, but never shop there<EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> I have quite a drive to my nearest but I've really been put off at some of the stories. Aldi have started doing Lobster etc but I do like fresh Sc...

<t>Bruv;1471696 wrote: She has to ask the guvnor if she can email me a copy, despite the constitution being online already. The manifesto ? ......well you have to answer trick questions before they let you see it, they seem to think they are old style Freemasons or KKK and not a regular p...

<t>Oscar Namechange;1471650 wrote: Much debate In the racing world on whether Sprinter Sacre will run tomorrow after Henderson said he may leave the decision until the morning of the race. At Ascot, little to tempt me In way of a bet but I'll go each way with Dark Spirit In the 13.50 Mare...

<t>Bruv;1471681 wrote: Thats what I asked......I don't know......I would give you a link but the BNP Constitution denies me that option without written permission from Adam Walker. Why not ? Why should my testes come into the need to spread the content of your Constitution ? <b...

Why does anyone have to ask Adam's permission ?

Tell us then In all honesty ( none of your ole bollocks ) but all honesty, why do you want It ?

The truthful answer may be the answer you're looking for.

theia;1471673 wrote: That's what I feel. I've definitely softened my view of her recently. She seemed very nervous going into the house. Yes she did and she came across very genuine... but... did you see Nadia's face when she elected her to sit In the cage for the night ? Oh dear hahaha

<t>gmc;1471668 wrote: In terms of policies you could argue the tory party is more fascist than the BNP, certainly they seem hell bent on undoing all the advances socialist policies have brought about in the opost war era reagardlers of whether they were a good idea or not. They are idealogically opp...

<t>Betty Boop;1471669 wrote: I don't ever watch Loose Women so don't have an opinion from that. The sole reason I have never watched Loose Women Is Nadia talking over everyone. I think Perez has reached a point where he's said It all and done It all and has nothing left t...

I think we may see a new side to Katie Price. I have never liked the old crass, crude, and fame hungry Katie Price but as she's got older, she's earnt respect I feel. However, she still has an acid tongue and I look forward to her put down's.

Nadia's problem Is the attempt to over anaylise everything, every word spoken and everybody.

<t>The biggest stirrer In that house Is Nadia. She stirs the rest up, talking about everyone but portraying her stirring as ' peace making'. I lost count tonight of how many times she said ' I can't do this ' put In her ear plugs, put on her eye mask, laid down to sleep but had...

<t>Bruv;1471653 wrote: I have access to the Constitution, but according to the blurb it is only for card carrying members and only to be downloaded by real members but only one each per member, unless they get permission from Mr Walker (you do read at least some of the posts on here before replying ...

<t>Much debate In the racing world on whether Sprinter Sacre will run tomorrow after Henderson said he may leave the decision until the morning of the race. At Ascot, little to tempt me In way of a bet but I'll go each way with Dark Spirit In the 13.50 Mares Hurdle.... A young Mare I will...

<r>kazalala;1471634 wrote: That looks lovely, I would definitely enjoy that <E>:D</E> Mine isnt a Jamblaya recipe but just a basic Cajun chicken recipe,, its lovely though and quick and easy to do,, and healthy to boot <E>;)</E> I found It similar to making Paella but I haven't made...

<t>Bruv;1471642 wrote: No real Manifesto......as yet. I did find their Constitution on their Site but the first words are......No Part can be downloaded copied,reproduced,republished, posted, transmitted, stored, sold or distributed without Adam Walkers permission other than p...

FourPart;1471628 wrote:

As far as BNP being a Democratic Party is concerned - well, so was the Nazi Party:

German presidential election, 1932 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Said someone who I doubt has never even seen the BNP manifesto...

<t>FourPart;1471629 wrote: I don't mind lightly seasoned food, but spices are an absolute no-no for me. Even the smell of them makes me feel ill & I've found that if I get too close to Cardamon seeds (? - little green pod thingies), I have a violent reaction, with painful tears stinging my eyes,...

FourPart;1471621 wrote: You sure you're not thinking of the Monopoly logo?
I'll try very hard to find time to dig out that photograph of him.

I went by this one Kaz...

Cajun Jambalaya Recipe : Emeril Lagasse : Food Network

I got the spice In the Turkish Deli

<t>When I was a kid, we had a local character. Loving In a small town, we had to go through Shoreham By Sea to get to Brighton and pass the bridge along the South Coast road Into Worthing on a crossroads. Almost every day, this character was on the side of the road at the bridge waving at...

<t>Bruv;1471617 wrote: Sigh........why would anybody need to surmise and fear then ? Unless of course they trust them less than the parties that have let us all down before. The mere fact that you even had to ask whether a registered political Party subject and answerable to the Electoral...

<t>Bruv;1471609 wrote: Don't they have a manifesto like the proper parties ? Sigh As a registered political Party, we have to have a manifesto, constitution, submit yearly reports to the electoral commission along with our finances. Why on earth would you assume they woul...

Bryn Mawr;1471611 wrote: Be aware that codeine is an opioid and can be addictive even in fairly low dosages. Very true Bryn. I am on Codiene Phosphate at the moment but Paracetomol Is so damaging to the liver.

When I was In the States once, I had some Cajun sticky chicken and I can't find a decent recipe.

Love Haggis... With tats and Turnip.

gmc;1471583 wrote: Just use the cajun spices it's them that make the difference to the taste otherwise it's just stew by another name. You dipstick

Stew Is meat and potato's

Jambalaya Is a rice dish

<t>Snowfire;1471607 wrote: The links you provided earlier just appeared to be the BNP's efforts in redefining fascism to suit an image it wants to broadcast to an electorate. It might want to distance itself from the term and appear respectable but the defining aspects of Fascism and the BNP remain ...

<r>Bryn Mawr;1471605 wrote: I throw that back at you, how do you know that any translation you've read is any more reliable? I admit that I'm assuming that you don't read seventh century Arabic but given the difficulty some of my Muslim friends have had trying to learn even modern Arabic...

<r>Snowfire;1471603 wrote: Well, I know what the definition is. Its totalitarian in principle even if one agrees or not whether its extreme right wing or arguably socialist in concept. It feeds on the fears of the masses, historically, that being based around race or religion, therefore massively di...

<r>Snowfire;1471601 wrote: Perhaps, to enlighten us ignorant of what fascism is, you could name one in history that we could look up to. A guiding light. An example of where it has worked and how you'd like it implemented in British politics I'm not talking about Fascist leaders or ...

<r>Bryn Mawr;1471590 wrote: I certainly believe the copy I read was entirely reliable in its translation - you're making unwarranted assumptions. With the greatest of respect Bryn.. How would you know It was entirely reliable In translation unless you had read the original entire te...

<t>YZGI;1471596 wrote: Make yourself some Gumbo. Either Filet' Gumbo or okra gumbo if you like okra. I make mine a combo if everyone that is eating it likes okra. It's all in the roux. I have made Seafood Gumbo before and loved It. I can't get on with Okra. My Turkish pals use It a ...

<r>gmc;1471585 wrote: Haven't a clue who she is but I like the way she makes her point <YOUTUBE id="Ry3NzkAOo3s"><URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry3NzkAOo3s">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry3NzkAOo3s</URL></YOUTUBE> I have little time for the christian right either....

LarsMac;1471578 wrote: I find him rather tedious.

Even when he makes sense, I want to smack him.

.

Haha He's not one of mine I hasten to point out.

Made this for the first time tonight... Delish !!!!

I really enjoy Cajun food.... anyone got any new recipe's for me to try ?

This chap Is rather controversial In the UK. You'll either be offended or agree with him. Many find him refreshing.

I so hope this Is true.

Bruv;1471554 wrote: Pardon ?

Racist

<r>kazalala;1471555 wrote: This is what I like about celeb BB <E>:)</E> You get a surprise at how some of them really are in every show. I remember years back when Leo Sayer was on and i was thinking ohhh i love hi he will be good fun,,, he was the biggest diva on the planet! I think he actually sai...

<t>gmc;1471553 wrote: Maybe in some parts of the country immigration is a big issue and to the mainstream - right wing media like the daily mail. All the polls suggest that the NHS os what really concernsn people. Both labour and the tories want to start privatising it. Some pundits (OK ...

Bruv;1471538 wrote: You have to read the posts in sequence as if it were a conversation, otherwise you might get easily confused, and have joined up thinking.

Try from the start and get back to us.

And the Irish racist slur ?

Betty Boop;1471533 wrote: Banana-gate :wah: oh my word, get me out of here. What was that Katie said ?

I hate potassium pilferers

:yh_rotfl

<r>It's an honour to be In the Premier Enclosure at The Cheltenham Festival or Aintree. One doesn't make a fuss when you are surrounded by Celebs. We are not there to see them but the horses. I have got mildly excited at being In spitting distance of the likes of Sir Alex Ferguson before ...

<t>Bruv;1471530 wrote: Fail to see your logic, I believe the Irish have a high proportion of academics, writers, doctors, learned men and women, but are popularly the butt of many a good joke. The Irish are short hand for simple souls, the Mail is short hand for bigotry, bigotry is not il...

<t>FourPart;1471524 wrote: That's what I don't understand about any of the other parties. UKIP has rapidly become their biggest threat. As you have said previously, although they do have other policies on their agenda, UKIP's primary campaign point is on getting out of the EU, or at least reverting ...

<t>FourPart;1471521 wrote: I'm finding myself turning more & more to Paracetamols because of headaches. What with a headset on one ear for constant incoming phone calls, and an earpiece in the other for picking up voice mails, the phones constantly ringing, as well as constant talking of other a...

<t>FourPart;1471517 wrote: The problem is that much of the public has a short memory. It is this fact that Cameron is now handing out sweeteners for - so that come the election he can shout & crow about it, using it as a blanket to get everyone to forget about the sins of the previous years.<br/...

<t>Thanks Betty and Fourpart. I am currently going down the route of losing weight. As I said, my attacks seem to co-Incide with those times I get over heavy. Should that fail, I must look for other methods as I can't go on like this . I can be fine for a few days and then bend over to pi...

FourPart;1471513 wrote: Always looks to the Far Right.

Yeah. One eye looking at you and the other looking for you.

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