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Colin, but in 280 characters or less. Nowhere near enigmatic enough for it to be worth you reading this bio. Unlikely to be the droid that anyone is looking for

Herts, UK
Joined April 2011
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Replying to @Aviation_Intel
Survived may be a relative term until they announce that they have successfully extracted usable data from it? 🤔
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Replying to @anon_opin
It’s probably millions of them actually…? 🤔
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Replying to @Aviation_Intel
Was it ever really afloat in the first place? Was there ever any chain of events that wouldn’t have killed it before steel was cut? 🤷‍♂️
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Replying to @IAPonomarenko
Perhaps the beginning of the end, but it is far from over I am afraid. They’ll probably have another swing at impeachment though I guess?
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You are the one deflecting cherub. You don’t even have enough conviction in your argument to put your name to it. And it’s past your bedtime too.
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You don’t even have a name. 🤷‍♂️
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You are wrong about everything. You really are one of the internet’s absolute idiots. Hiding behind a pseud because you have no ability to debate in the real world. It’s not deflection at all. I only debate real people and you are no different from a bot. And a bad one at that.
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Use you own name and I’ll consider talking to you Mr/Ms A POTY
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You really are simple aren’t you. I don’t have the time and twitter doesn’t give me the characters to educate you. Go back to school and pay attention this time. And to cover the bit that you skipped : billionaires only control the politicians who they buy. It’s all politics.
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Ultimately - yes they do. Your inability to understand this just broadcasts your ignorance to the internet.
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😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Politicians.
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Replying to @anon_opin
The alternative is that they all go out of business and then there are no pubs. 🤷‍♂️ Businesses have to pay their staff : blame whoever makes their staff and fixed costs more expensive. 🤦‍♂️
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Replying to @paddypower
Perplexing how Villa managed to mistake Barcelona for Crystal Palace. (Sorry Palace fans - your team certainly deserve more respect than that but you don’t always get it).
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Despite a direction from me when Defence Secretary that the Skynet 6A , £2bn contract was too important to the UK space industry to offshore to Lockheed Martin it looks as if Wes is preparing to place the contract overseas. The damage it would do to Stevenage and the UK satellite industry would be irreversible and it was always assessed it could mean the end of the sector. Lockheed’s promises of factories in Newcastle were skin deep. The differences between types on offer were marginal. No.10 could, and should stop this. @AirbusDefence @wesstreeting @larisamlbrown @kevinbonavia @haynesdeborah
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Replying to @anon_opin
Nope - they were low quality but enabled digital music players. The worst thing to happen to the music industry is subscription streaming services.
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Replying to @Aviation_Intel
A few years ago when Nest users couldn’t turn their heating on due to an outage was a warning that people seemed to forget about quickly. Some of my lights have smart bulbs, but that’s it.
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Hmm - this simpleton seems to have blocked me because I am safely domiciled on the other side of the Atlantic. He probably thinks that this makes him look good? 🤷‍♂️
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Democrats are Americans. I am not. I pointed this out earlier but it appears that reading is beyond you? 🤷‍♂️
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The absence of the horizontal stabiliser provides a significant amount of context.
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