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<t>spot;1390517 wrote: I don't believe I implied that people should be "culled". Reducing world population to a million over a period of, say, a couple of hundred years, ought to be a simple matter that involves killing nobody. It was my statement, never said/believed it was somethi...

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<r>spot;1390433 wrote: I don't think this planet is capable of supporting more than a million humans sustainably. The choice is between cutting back to that number and staying here indefinitely or spreading to other planets while wearing this one out. I reckon the second option is safer. ...

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<t>So, you want to exterminate 'domesticated lifeforms' because of something that has happened to them through no choice of their own. As for 'I consider them more detrimental to the environment than vermin' I think people are the most detrimental to the environment - maybe we should ext...

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<t>spot;1390392 wrote: They can pollute wild populations through cross-breeding. Their habitat - mainly farms - reduces the space available to wildlife. On a more practical level, their fecal traces induce blindness and disease among children who could otherwise play outdoors in safety. I think that...

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spot;1390388 wrote: I meant exactly what I wrote, thank you.

What's your problem with 'domesticated lifeforms'?

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spot;1390374 wrote: As in "all domesticated lifeforms should be exterminated". Good call.

Exterminated or set free?

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<t>spot;1390360 wrote: I am? Neither did I. eta: I looked...bleeding-heart Considered to be over-sympathetic to the supposed plight of the underprivileged or exploited. That's me alright. I'm not sure what it has to do with pet ownership though. ...

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spot;1390355 wrote: It would transform you from a pet-keeper into a civilized person who doesn't keep pets. At least bear it in mind as an option.

Didn't realise you were a bleeding heart.

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<t>spot;1390341 wrote: With kindness, xara. To you it's just a main course but it quite probably likes you. If you can smash a claw hammer into its forehead before it knows your intentions that's ideal, none of this namby-pamby stab it a few times stuff. And make sure you video the killing so the RS...

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<t>Bruv;1390297 wrote: Just to keep this topic on the boil....... A few Recipes Lemon Grass Dog The comments are more interesting than the recipe itself. Where to buy dog meat in UK Comments are the highlight again.........now we know why dog m...

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<t>spot;1390293 wrote: Right, there's a list in the same act of what meat can be offered for sale for human consumption. General Conditions 14.—(1) No person shall, at any time on or after 1st January 1993, sell or offer for sale for human consumption any fresh meat unless (a)it has been ...

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spot;1390287 wrote:

I could try looking it up if you like.

That'd be helpful thanks.

If it were legal I thought they might sell it in China Town. Since it's most popular in East Asia.

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<t>theia;1390281 wrote: This has probably been posted before on this thread but I'm not going to apologise...I'm a woman who likes living on the edge. Anyway, I think it must be wonderful to have confidence in yourself (I've only ever met one woman in my life who gave this off in her deme...

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I thought that'd be the one place you can sell it :rolleyes:

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Beer Roasted Cat

1 cat cut into roast

1 can of fc.uking Cream of Mushroom soup

1 cube of beef bouillon

1 clove of garlic

1 Fine Irish Stout, like Guinness

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SnoozeAgain;1390270 wrote: Oh my god.

Online Dog Meat Butcher, Buy Dog Meat Online, Puppy Beef

Aw, it's American.

In the recipe section they could have left the dog face off

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oscar;1390259 wrote: Who's the lollipop head? Jolie or Samantha Brick?

Jolie

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oscar;1390258 wrote: Then see the link I posted you In my second post.

It's not real. It's a joke.

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<t>oscar;1390247 wrote: This woman ( Samantha Brick ) has now claimed: " Angelina Jolie must have the problem as me" Samantha Brick says backlash and bile over yesterday's Daily Mail proves she's right | Mail Online Errrrrr no.... Angelina Joli...

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The first kind, and it was a serious question.

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Eating dog meat in England?

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<t>spot;1390205 wrote: Here we are, found it. The whole Introduction is relevant to the thread. The object of this Essay is to assert one very simple principle, as entitled to govern absolutely the dealings of society with the individual in the way of compulsion and control, whether the means used b...

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<t>spot;1390123 wrote: If you want to live in a tolerant society your only legitimate position regarding intolerance is to tolerate it, quite likely by mocking those who descend to such depths of inadequacy. The one thing intolerance can't survive is being laughed at by the majority.<br/...

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Bryn Mawr;1389930 wrote: most will only raise an objection if they see harm resulting from what is being said.

Not if what is being said is being said by a person in authority or someone who a person perceives to be in authority.

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Bruv;1390169 wrote:

And then there is the self deprecation of the English.....in the Englishness thread.

Heyyy!

Don't start having a go at my thread :p

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Maybe she's just not very photogenic?

Her attitude is stinky though.

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<t>LarsMac;1390057 wrote: I think of myself as Ethnically American. My ancestors have been on this continent for many generations. We have separated from most of the Eurasian and African gene stocks by the combinations that have taken place over the last few centuries. ...

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...:-1

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Peanut Butter Jelly Time :yh_dance

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1390048 wrote: For goodness sake, must I do everything for you? The answer is obvious. If it were a snake you would be bitten. DON'T DROP THE BREAD! I'm not going to drop it. I'm saying in theory once buttered it would be considered down and no ...

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1390046 wrote: Are you making the suggestion that there are no peoples' native to the American Continents? Are you implying that the people we call native actually crossed the Bering Strait & thus have no bering (sic) to this discussion? I'm saying Native Americans...

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AnneBoleyn;1390041 wrote: Now, now don't be lazy. If your suggestion is taken it will raise the price & we will all blame you. Pitch in, do it for the people.

But bread falls butter side down, doesn't that mean it's no longer up? :-2

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I'm going to shame myself but I sometimes confuse Irish and Scottish accents.

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1390035 wrote: Are you discounting our native population? My husband's people were native to both Canada & the U.S., the originals. When I was growing up, the WASPS considered themselves the ethnic Americans but they were wrong. Today they are called Republicans. <b...

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1390023 wrote: Having never read Dr. Seuss is your loss my dear. OK, I won't repeat this twice: Toss the bread in the air so it lands on a plate or other clean surface. The up side (the one facing you) will become the buttered side. However, there is an exception: If it is for a sandwi...

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LarsMac;1390027 wrote: Most of the Brits I talk to complain that that Americans are always asking if they are Australian.

Which British accent do they have?

I cannot think of any that sound anything like Australian

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<t>AnneBoleyn;1390020 wrote: That's because the designation of American is easier to achieve because this is an immigrant nation. Speaking English isn't a prerequisite. I guess some assume England would have the same attitude, though I definitely understand why some might find it difficult. <br...

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YZGI;1390015 wrote: Kinda southern talk for you and others. LOL

Yeaaa..... I'm sure it has nothing to do with Viagra

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YZGI;1390010 wrote: Kinda like the Alabama, Texas thing doesn't occur to you and yourins.

yourins?

I try to Google it but it came up with.. 'does your ins. cover viagra? How much? How many pills?'

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I have never read a Dr. Seuss book.

But how do you know which side is up?

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Interestingly, I've heard people of any colour can go to America and Americans will call them English - because of the English accent and because they are from England. The English/British thing doesn't occur to them.

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<r>theia;1389993 wrote: No, hence the dexa scan. So now I'm hobbling around scared ****less that I may break another bone without realising it at the time. In fact, I'm thinking that I could even break every bone in my body without knowing it and just crumble into a pile of flesh and dust on the flo...

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Did he find how you broke the bone?

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Betty Boop;1389963 wrote: so you studied psychology, is that not people based?

Unless of course you are studying animal psychology?

I was joking about hating people. Sorry. My humour doesn't translate well.

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Bruv;1389962 wrote: Well..................I like you :-3

Haven't a clue why though.......

Apparently not for my inquisitive nature :p

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theia;1389957 wrote: Ah, I was wrong, I thought you would say sociology

Oh no. I hate people.

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Psychology.

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Oh you mean which organisation? xD

My bad.

Trying to write my thesis whilst replying to threads obviously isn't working

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<t>Bryn Mawr;1389948 wrote: I think you'll find that was not what Oscar had in mind :wah: ?? I meant.. nationalist Origin noun 1. a person devoted to nationalism. nationalism noun 1.<b...

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Bryn Mawr;1389925 wrote: What makes them Nationalists?

PS. Please not the capitol N - Nationalist is a specific term with an understood definition.

Okay small n nationalist.

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