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Why Do They Do It?
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They say that the remain campaign are depending on the young to vote to stay in the EU.
Well it looks as if this lot, have more serious matters to attend to, much more important than the future of their country.
They say that the remain campaign are depending on the young to vote to stay in the EU.
Well it looks as if this lot, have more serious matters to attend to, much more important than the future of their country.
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Children running around and having fun has been mentioned. No objection to that (Good Stuff!) but shouldn't they be in school? I'm a volunteer reading tutor, on boy has (in 8 weeks) put on 1 yr. 2 mths. Reading Age. Another has missed 2 weeks due to being taken out for a holiday at the end of half-term (cheaper, but it means he missed 4 weeks in total) - he's only managed 4 months increase in 2. OK, it's an increase, but it shows the effect of absence.
well if we vote to Brexit then the Man from the ministry can ban it
at present of course the funsters at Glastonbury can party on protected by the Human Rights act AND european diktat
in fact such is life that if we vote for Brexit then the Man from the Min cd ban it on Friday ! such is the degree of freedom Brexit brings the average Brit
at present of course the funsters at Glastonbury can party on protected by the Human Rights act AND european diktat
in fact such is life that if we vote for Brexit then the Man from the Min cd ban it on Friday ! such is the degree of freedom Brexit brings the average Brit
Given that Glastonbury sells out instantly before any performers are announced is testament to its enduring appeal.
It is perfectly possible to attend, and not go near the main areas - there are sixty-five individual performance areas on the site, which is the size of the city of Bath.
I don't see the appeal of festivals, although I go in a professional capacity, I am off to Glastonbury tonight, but I am in a hotel and have access to press toilets, so I avoid the worse issues of the weekend.
It is perfectly possible to attend, and not go near the main areas - there are sixty-five individual performance areas on the site, which is the size of the city of Bath.
I don't see the appeal of festivals, although I go in a professional capacity, I am off to Glastonbury tonight, but I am in a hotel and have access to press toilets, so I avoid the worse issues of the weekend.
