it’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war

Joined April 2011
£150 to pedestrianise Oxford street!! Just want to check, is Hammersmith bridge still closed?
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They wouldn’t need to. United are mostly hampered servicing someone else’s debt and are hugely marketable Need need to cook the books like some teams
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This has to be Donna or the bloke who had “fuck Taxis” tattooed on his leg His obsession with cabs is unparalleled
Replying to @horrifiedofhh
I went yesterday. You know what I saw causing congestion on multiple occasions - black cab drivers blocking the lane for their business needs. Buses and cars behind unable to move forward and go past. Quite selfish if you ask me.
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Fast forward to this time next year
A new era for the nation’s high street starts in two days. Nearly a kilometre of Oxford Street will become traffic-free, creating more space for people and marking the beginning of its biggest transformation in a generation.
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Imagine someone left a 100 bikes in your office everyday, 10 times per day Then imagine you try to work but can’t get to your computer. So you move the bikes… and then 20 minutes later they’re all back , in your way, again
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They’ve changed the lights timing at St John’s street so it holds traffic back from that disaster they’ve created by Rosebery avenue They manipulate everything
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Turned off replies Almost like he doesn’t care what people think Echo chamber merchant. He doesn’t want to hear anything unless you’re kissing his ass
No more waiting for the green signal. In one week, the Oxford Street pedestrianisation begins. More space. Less traffic. Our nation's high street deserves no less.
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How do they find money for this while bridges are falling down?
Monument Junction, north of London Bridge, is extremely busy & unsafe for people walking & cycling, We're proposing significant safety improvements - inc new crossings, cycle lanes, wider pavements & pedestrianising Fish Street Hill. Have your say: haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/monum…
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I bet the organisers of PAD on Berkeley square are well happy having Berkeley street closed this week
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Stewart James retweeted
Lance Armstrong wasn’t riding in the Tour De France after his conviction. Just saying
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Alf-Inge Haaland celebrating in the crowd there. Fun fact, he's the 17th highest paid player in the Premier League
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WHAT. A. MAN
"Get lost! How dare you ruin what's part of our country, our DNA in this country." Ian Holloway had some very strong words when asked about the Man City charges.
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Did you ever think you’d see the day the USA would be run by a giant cheese wotsit that would start wars and crash the world economy whilst simultaneously seeing American troops bolt at the first sign of trouble
Did you ever think you’d see the day when the USA would see Britain as so overrun by dangerous subversive forces that it would abandon its strategic positions here?
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Unless they can massively overpower someone they’re cowards
BREAKING: The US Air Force has removed all of its bombers from RAF Fairford, the Pentagon has said. Sky's @jonathansamuels reads the US Air force statement trib.al/UpvEoEA
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For any Everton fan licking Man Citys arse over all this 115 charges shit, remember they came and called us cheating bastards after we were docked points. So instead of this stupid "blue cartel" wank maybe tell them to go fuck themselves ey and they'll get what they deserve.
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Mad how City are trying to sell themselves as plucky little underdogs who’re trying to take on the system They’re owned by one of the richest states in the world. They’ve dominated football for 10 years and regularly buy £100m players You’re not freedom fighters
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One of Man City's sponsors. Aerotyne international. It is a cutting edge high-tech firm out of the Midwest awaiting imminent patent approval on the next generation of radar detectors that have both huge military and civilian applications.
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Clubs that suffered through Cities success right now
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Why did City sign up to FFP when they he’d no intention of sticking to the rules? Was it to tie up smaller clubs who didn’t have the best accountants and lawyers?
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