Donald Trump

bianchimoon

Veronese68 wrote:

Coopster the 1st wrote:

orraloon wrote:

Veronese68 wrote:

Coopster the 1st wrote:

There's a huge stench of hypocrisy around here

Would that be from the bloke that calls anyone that he doesn’t consider to be wholeheartedly supporting Britain a traitor but rides a Canyon?
It’s worth losing money to get out of the EU, but won’t put his hand in his pocket to buy British or support British bike shops.
That would indeed be the stench of hypocrisy.

Badoom tish. You win.

He loses!

The Canyon was purchased in 2011 when the bike industry in the UK and bike brands available was vastly different.

Apart from being ill informed he now looks even more stupid after his rant. I'm glad to have put the idiot back in his box

Blimey, I hadn’t realised there wasn’t a single bike shop in Britain in 2011. Or is that complete bullshit from an ignoramus trying to justify his hypocrisy.

Coopster the first, coopster the only, coopster the last... it’s a Darwin thing

FishFish

Well if I recall in 2011 Canyon had a huge reputation for quality and changed one of the dimensions of buying by ordering straight from the manufacturer. Then I bought an Orange bike - which designated itself a British bike - very happy with it - poor welding - well it looked poor and overpriced - but the P7 Pro at the time had a very good reputation. I don't recall any British bikes there in competition and Canyon was sweeping the Board at the time.

I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Ben6899

A c**t of the highest order.

surrey_commuter

FishFish wrote:

sungod wrote:

Coopster the 1st wrote:

...bike brands available was vastly different.

er, 'was'?

just another proof that fanatical whining brexiters are of low intelligence

Maybe you believe that fanatical whining brexiteers are of low intelligence and maybe they are. And maybe fanatical whining remainers are too. But your opinion does not constitute proof in any sense of the term.

This is the internet - calm down!

It really is remarkably easy to use the internet to see the demographics of remain and leave voters

FishFish

What has demographics got to do with the discussion being elaborated here? I doubt whether the demographics bias that you suggest is evident from 'the internet' - I think that you may mean resulting from internet searching but unless there is a sample size of 1 then the r**2 (correlation coefficient) will render interpretation meaningless.

Maybe you don't know what a demograph is.

FishFish

Ben6899 wrote:

A c**t of the highest order.

Hopefully it is me you refer to - complements from the likes of you are rare. And I agree with you!! As always.

mfin

Sue the EU? What a complete and utter idiot. It's so laughable.

Jez mon

mfin wrote:

Sue the EU? What a complete and utter idiot. It's so laughable.

I want to know what court you'd take them to

mfin

Jez mon wrote:

mfin wrote:

Sue the EU? What a complete and utter idiot. It's so laughable.

I want to know what court you'd take them to

I''d be willing to bet the simpleton would assume that's what The European Court of Justice is for.

sungod

mfin wrote:

Sue the EU? What a complete and utter idiot. It's so laughable.

especially as the uk is the eu

may clearly intended to demonstrate, as if were it needed, what a complete fuckwit he is, but trump doesn't even understand the usa, the rest of the world is so far beyond his comprehension there's really no point paying him any attention at all

the way that the pathetic bojo, moron, dacre et alia hang on his every word only goes to show just how debased they really are

couple of years, he and his coterie of scum will be on the way out, whining all the way no doubt

imposter2.0

Jez mon wrote:

mfin wrote:

Sue the EU? What a complete and utter idiot. It's so laughable.

I want to know what court you'd take them to

The European Court. But I'd rather know on what basis they would be sued. It's a preposterous idea with no basis in reality, which is probably why Trump came up with it...

surrey_commuter

FishFish wrote:

What has demographics got to do with the discussion being elaborated here? I doubt whether the demographics bias that you suggest is evident from 'the internet' - I think that you may mean resulting from internet searching but unless there is a sample size of 1 then the r**2 (correlation coefficient) will render interpretation meaningless.

Maybe you don't know what a demograph is.

Probably best you don’t get into semantics about the English language - online translation services can only get you so far.

Ben6899

FishFish wrote:

Ben6899 wrote:

A c**t of the highest order.

Hopefully it is me you refer to - complements from the likes of you are rare. And I agree with you!! As always.

Don't flatter yourself.

FishFish

Surrey Commuter wrote:

FishFish wrote:

What has demographics got to do with the discussion being elaborated here? I doubt whether the demographics bias that you suggest is evident from 'the internet' - I think that you may mean resulting from internet searching but unless there is a sample size of 1 then the r**2 (correlation coefficient) will render interpretation meaningless.

Maybe you don't know what a demograph is.

Probably best you don’t get into semantics about the English language - online translation services can only get you so far.

Grow up sonny. I won the point. As always!

robert88

FishFish wrote:

I won the point. As always!

You've made no points. You never do, just bitch<female dog> and whine and waste our time.

robert88

Anyway back to the subject.

Trump is off to meet his best buddy having trashed May's party and shown us the contempt he has for the UK. Why not? Our government has been so shockingly bad that it was a doddle for our enemies to engineer a Brexit referendum win thus severing us from some of closest allies. Trump has sealed his approval for that disaster and labelled the EU as one of his country's "greatest foes". Of course we are used to Trump's hype and his apparent backtracking from such shocking statements. Perhaps we should start to believe the hype and dismiss the backtracking. One moment May has blown a US trade deal, next moment it's 'possible'. Possible if we toe Trump's line and do as we are told.

His next task is to defeat democracy in his own country. His own election has shown what can be done towards that objective. Once that is achieved we will face as an opponent the World's most heavily militarised country whom we once thought of as a friend.

May just had a last chance to stand up to this bully and she blew it.

Pross

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

robert88

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

Why are you obsessed by Fishfish?

pblakeney

At a guess, because he/she/bot writes Pishpish.

rjsterry

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

At the time my local Halfords had a few Wiliers and a Van Nicholas in the window. I'm not sure the staff knew what they were but nonetheless they were for sale.

robert88

PBlakeney wrote:

At a guess, because he/she/bot writes Pishpish.

Easy meat.

fenix

I see Trump is saying relationships with Russia have never been worse.

He's not big on history is he ?

robert88

Anyway, getting back to Halfords, my only real experience of them was a few years ago when my Cateye front light packed on my commute. I went in and asked if they could fix it. "Nah, sorry mate it's bolloxed, here take this one" and handed me a new replacement 'on the house'.

briantrumpet

Fenix wrote:

I see Trump is saying relationships with Russia have never been worse.

He's not big on history is he ?

Given that he can't even remember how he started whatever sentence he's on when he's talking, or what his last lie was, that comes as no great surprise.

Pross

Robert88 wrote:

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

Why are you obsessed by Fishfish?

WTF are you talking about?

Matthewfalle

rjsterry wrote:

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

At the time my local Halfords had a few Wiliers and a Van Nicholas in the window. I'm not sure the staff knew what they were but nonetheless they were for sale. Then again, I'm not too sure what most employees of LBS' know what they are either so it's no biggie.

FTFY

Matthewfalle

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

THis - brilliant bikes, fantastic value for money, ridden by the knowledgeable mocked by the clubbie.

£500 for an excellent carbon/Ali frame, full carbon fork, full WCS seat post, stem bars and 10 speed full Dura Ace? Brilliant stuff.

In fact I have one of those in the garage.

bianchimoon

Putin Trump news conference about to start, oh dear!

robert88

Matthewfalle wrote:

Pross wrote:

FishFish wrote:

.I've not tracked the British bike industry from 2011 but assuredly it is very different. You would not have wanted to buy a bike from Halfords then.

Halfords were the sole distributor of Boardman bikes back then, they were excellent value for money bikes and you got to help your local bike shop too by taking it to them to be checked over before riding it.

THis - brilliant bikes, fantastic value for money, ridden by the knowledgeable mocked by the clubbie.

£500 for an excellent carbon/Ali frame, full carbon fork, full WCS seat post, stem bars and 10 speed full Dura Ace? Brilliant stuff.

In fact I have one of those in the garage.

You couldn't trump that.

bianchimoon

Trump says Putin is my competitor, all the commentators point out the Russian economy is the same size(ish) as New York State and that the US do more trade with Kuwait than Russia... putin walks out onto stage zipping flies up.. (ok i made the last bit up) :shock: