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I think that probably highlights the point I was making. People unfamiliar with the game might not like the tv series. Maybe because they just don't like it, and maybe because some of the game/franchises subtle influences on the series aren't picked up on. But fans of the games have probably...

I don't think gaslighting is the right phrase there.

I'm sorry to see him go. I think it was always going to be tough season after losing Razz and Taylor. But actually they're going to finish respectably. However I think next season next season at the Pan is going to be very difficult.

Frustratingly Fallout 4 has always been buggy. Which is a real shame, because it is an amazing game. I've always found the area surrounding Goodneighbour, to be particularly problematic. It's worth persevering with though and just making sure you save regularly. In terms of the TV series, the...

Have they actually ruled it out? I know there's widespread support in the party, that has translated higher up to "we'd open to a conversation about it" (maybe that's just my naivety/optimism thinking they might). There's also part of me that wonders if they are keeping quiet on it before an...

One thing has occurred to me about this election is that we may never have a vote like this again. If Labour win, will they make any electoral reform? There seems to be large support across the party to change the voting system, but more hesitancy higher up. Presumably because a Labour win...

I actually think that's the best approach. Overall I think we have a severely flawed system, where the parties don't represent us very well. If you can vote for an MP you think will make parliament a better place , then I think that's much better than voting on party lines for someone you don't...

I would argue that is just another example of how shambolic the tories are. In theory, the parties pick the leader.

The last 9 years just demonstrates what a shambles the tories have been, because they've picked the leader every time and then turned on them quickly.

They do pick their own leader. Every single one of them has been picked by the party. And then we get to vote on which one we want as PM.

The irony being she was an unelected prime minister. It's galling to think she can still claim up to £115,000 a year in expenses for being an ex PM. :mad:

Ha ha oh yes. Sorry about that. There's a lesson for me, don't hastily try to reply to posts while juggling a million things before going to work.

That's what i thought he was saying. Maybe "i" didn't word my reply very well. Apologies if that's the case. I was just trying to point out he didn't say "Vietnam had a comparable nuclear threat".

In fairness I think the link is badly written, I don't think he conveys his point clearly.

He doesn't say that

I think you may have misinterpreted his comments there. I think he was saying that Russia's nuclear threat isn't a guarantee they'll win, and he compared it to the USA. Because the USA fought in Korea, Afghanistan and Vietnam, and had a comparable nuclear threat to Russia, but the USA had to...

After the first episode, I think the last time I was so excited to watch the rest of a series, was probably after watching the first episode of Game of Thrones. Im about half way through now, and its absolutely f*****g superb. Everything I wanted it to be so far.

Not netlfix, but on Amazon, Fallout starts tomorrow. As a big fan of the game I'm super looking forward to this. I'm trying not to let my expectations get to high, but its difficult.

I've always thought Strange Town was their best. I also had Going Underground pretty high. Town Called Malice is alright, i mean its not bad, but I always thought it was a bit over rated.

We've been saying since he was in charge at the Amex, that he would be on the FA's radar after Southgate. I could definitely see him as England boss, although he did always say he wasn't interested in international management. I think his mate Ashworth has probably had a chat with him about the...