Has The Times lost all credibility?

[winjim]

Only a small fraction is accurate. Anyone making lots of predictions will get some of them right. That's how fortune tellers make a living.

This is of course true, and I have removed the word surprisingly from my post in accordance.

 

[Globalti]

Two predictions I remember reading years ago and wish I'd cut out and kept:

1 - That one day the Soviet Union would collapse and the Balkans would explode in a nasty war as old scores were settled.

2 - That encouraging motorists to buy diesel-engined cars was exchanging a short-term pollution problem, easily solved, for a long-term pollution problem, far more damaging and less easily solved.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Even so, yesterday was once a tomorrow.

.... But not today .....

 

[vernon]

.... But not today .....

Today was tomorrow yesterday.

 

[IDMark2]

Today was tomorrow yesterday.

There is a past master at this lark on the Tea thread, I will do you the service of not tagging him in....

 

[stephec]

There is a past master at this lark on the Tea thread, I will do you the service of not tagging him in....

Just leave it.

 

[Fnaar]

I buy it for the sport coverage. Oh no, that's the Telegraph. Which I don't buy either. Unless there's no toilet paper in the supermarket. Which is never.

 

[SD1]

I would be happy to work to 100 years of age if life expectancy was 150. In fact i will work to 149 if life expectancy was 150.
PS Theresa May needs to loose a bit of weight or stop wearing tight clothes.