I'll be curious to see how the Russians (take note Ash) talk their way out of this

[WES]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44235402

:sherlock:

[IUFG]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44235402

:sherlock:

it was the British, innit

[WES]

it was the British, innit

One option, I suppose. They'll probably publish a story on social media of an interview with someone who saw Ukrainians changing into Russian uniforms at the time of the incident. Or some such other nonsense.

I'm convinced the Kremlin sit around giggling at how absurd their stories are and how many people actually buy into them.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

One option, I suppose. They'll probably publish a story on social media of an interview with someone who saw Ukrainians changing into Russian uniforms at the time of the incident. Or some such other nonsense.

I'm convinced the Kremlin sit around giggling at how absurd their stories are and how many people actually buy into them.

week before - Malaysia Airlines - on my way to visit my dad in Oz.

I cannot tell you how much I loathe and detest that vain exhibitionist thug Putin and I believe we ought to take him to task for this.

[Burney]

week before - Malaysia Airlines - on my way to visit my dad in Oz.

I cannot tell you how much I loathe and detest that vain exhibitionist thug Putin and I believe we ought to take him to task for this.

Well now I think we can all agree that it has additional poignance for us, too, h.

If you'd only planned your journey for a week later... :-(














;-)

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

Well now I think we can all agree that it has additional poignance for us, too, h.

If you'd only planned your journey for a week later... :-(

;-)

the beastliness is leaking out. Give issue b! Compose one of those coruscating diatribes and let the England batsmen have it!

[eastgermanautos]

Well now I think we can all agree that it has additional poignance for us, too, h.

If you'd only planned your journey for a week later... :-(

;-)

Is poignance a word one can use with complete confidence? I mean in public, etc. It doesn't seem quite right. Almost rather poignancy. Like hurtfulness.

[redgunamo]

Is poignance a word one can use with complete confidence? I mean in public, etc. It doesn't seem quite right. Almost rather poignancy. Like hurtfulness.

Indubitably, imo. B knows all about this stuff.

[AFC East]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44235402

:sherlock:

They will do their usual thing of 'it wasn't us'.

If in a roundabout way it leads to Roman selling Chelsea, there is at least one small victory from the very sad event.