GringoQ

At the Kirk Michael meeting last week she stated that we are a Christian society and the Bishop should have a vote on all matters, especially ethical matters such as abortion. The groan from the audience suggested she lost quite a few votes with those comments!

"I have no idea" "I don't have the answers" "I don't know" "I'm no expert" Not exactly installing confidence with words like this, i suppose you are being honest but unfortunatley we need people with an idea, answers and who are experts.

He doesn't represent us, he asks questions to create reactions to make money from his TV channel, surely you know how jounalists work?

Don't be silly, the guy is a bellend, about time one of them spoke back to him in that manner

It's doesn't really matter though, does it. It's a snapshot as they said. You need to chill out a bit and not get so worked up about it

Good move, need to make sure it's completely safe before sending kids in and making the same mistake again

We had a positive result in our household yesterday and we have all been tested today

Still not working for me

They don't care. You'd be better off asking MT to take it up with Google - after all, if Sure customers don't have a problem then it's more potential revenue lost to Sure. I'm with Sure and i can't access paid for apps either, never been a problem until yesterday.

Oops, sorry thought it was still owned by a family I know

I'm pretty sure the Sefton group does not own Paramount city. This thread is just what I've come to expect from my fellow Manx, moaning, whining, don't like change, set in their ways, never wanting to see any progress. Why do you have to jump on any new idea straight away and start with negatives ? Just for once it would be great to see some positivity about new ideas from the Manx public instead of the doom and gloom, that will be shit, it'll never get built quotes we always get. At last the government is actually looking to do something to move this place forward, perhaps if we supported it they might look at some of the other ideas the public has been lobbying for. Sometimes I have sympathy for the government (only sometimes!) when they suggest something that might actually make the Island a better place to live and visit and the first voices to shout are always the same ones trying to oppose it.