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The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 11:20 - Feb 11 by Professor
That would be useful.
If it was paying its way it would still be in operation, Prof.
Did you ever use it? It wasn’t for the faint-hearted to say the least. I’m guessing I made the passage four, maybe five times over the years and I always felt like an extra from In Which We Serve!
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 11:30 - Feb 11 with 1366 views
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 21:59 - Feb 10 by longlostjack
Just a PR gag Bryn. Probably Cummings’ idea to reinforce a sense of optimism. Now that we’re free from the shackles of the EU anything is possible and it’ll be discussed in pubs up and down the land. Meanwhile in the real world .....
A PR stunt, so is it a metaphorical brudge then, to keep people happy...
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 11:27 - Feb 11 by Lohengrin
If it was paying its way it would still be in operation, Prof.
Did you ever use it? It wasn’t for the faint-hearted to say the least. I’m guessing I made the passage four, maybe five times over the years and I always felt like an extra from In Which We Serve!
Not that one-have made the journey over the Irish or Celtic Sea from Milford Haven. Never pleasant on a RoRo ferry. Been to France far more frequently.
In theory it should work. The bridge idea is ludicrous though. Nowhere to nowhere.
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The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 12:23 - Feb 11 with 1319 views
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 11:27 - Feb 11 by Lohengrin
If it was paying its way it would still be in operation, Prof.
Did you ever use it? It wasn’t for the faint-hearted to say the least. I’m guessing I made the passage four, maybe five times over the years and I always felt like an extra from In Which We Serve!
I was a regular on the old 'Innisfallen' when a wee bairn, I was seasick every time. Definitely an anti Bond...shaken AND stirred. My dad was in the RN, it didn't bother him. By eck it's a rough old crossing.
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 12:23 - Feb 11 by Catullus
I was a regular on the old 'Innisfallen' when a wee bairn, I was seasick every time. Definitely an anti Bond...shaken AND stirred. My dad was in the RN, it didn't bother him. By eck it's a rough old crossing.
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 13:15 - Feb 11 with 1287 views
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 11:30 - Feb 11 by Catullus
A PR stunt, so is it a metaphorical brudge then, to keep people happy...
...because Bojo loves us!
Maybe a bit of a distraction from the news of full checks on all inward goods from the EU and this Jamaican thing too. I assume anything that isn't particularly important or realistic to hit the front pages is a Cummings dead cat these days. I'm probably only right half the time, but it seems a sensible starting position..
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The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 17:49 - Feb 11 with 1187 views
The 'Boris' bridge from Scotland to N Ireland on 15:36 - Feb 11 by LeonWasGod
Maybe a bit of a distraction from the news of full checks on all inward goods from the EU and this Jamaican thing too. I assume anything that isn't particularly important or realistic to hit the front pages is a Cummings dead cat these days. I'm probably only right half the time, but it seems a sensible starting position..
Isn't a high level of cynicism towards politicians and their advisors always a sensible starting position?
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