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gmc;1505713 wrote: I was beimng polite utter bollocks seemd a bit rude.

I was referring to your almost undecipherable typing. I'd go back to two finger typing if I was you, instead of your knuckles and give us half a chance

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<t>gmc;1505499 wrote: Hardly original questionsd to bve aking an how a distinct lack of konowledge of ho9w iwn country's history or indeed of any kind of hiostory at all. people can't give you rights but they can take them away and in some cases deny your right to exist at all. Eith...

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<t>spot;1505482 wrote: You don't want to be playing with that anarchy stuff, it's not safe. It's a fine scheme for volunteers but most people wouldn't be if you applied it to a country. I'll try working out how to watch your attachment, excuse my language. We're not even ...

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<t>tude dog;1505476 wrote: So you don't like Trump. I didn't like Obama but he, like Trump was America's choice for President. Rather than celebrate the peaceful transition of power, there are way too many losers throwing a hissy fit. The shame belongs to the losers ...

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<r>Statism is a religion. The cult of government. Its a riveting video and I find myself drawn towards its ideas. Some of the images in the video are disturbing but are an important and necessary inclusion. So, is Anarchy the solution ? <YOUTUBE id="fU07AdnZiSw"><URL...

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Sign me up !

I'm a fully paid up member of the Tooting Popular Front

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The world's first solar road has opened in France - ScienceAlert

The Wattway is projected to produce 280 megawatt hours (MWh) of energy annually, with an estimated electrical output of 767 kilowatt hours (kWh) per day.

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George's rendition of Elton John's Tonight was a stonker of a song

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<t>What about putting them in the sea ? Floating panels. Any road can only be efficient when it's not busy with traffic. The M25 would be in permanent shade for much of the day, as would most roads within its confines. If we are to have road panels, maybe there is a way of veh...

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Another one gone far too soon

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<t>Bruv;1504424 wrote: I would pay double to be without advertising every 10 to 15 minutes. So would I I happen to think, when compared to pay per view, the BBC is great value for money. There's much that they do, far better than the commercial stations. I had ...

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There is a photograph of a man who was born in 1755. Extraordinary.

This Is An Actual Photograph Of A Man Born In 1755. - Unbelievable Facts

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<t>Once these particles attach themselves to their opposing match, do they add anything ? Does the combination of matching particles increase the power of say, the sight, brain power or do they just make us fatter. My brain particles seem to be drifting exponentially to other parallels as...

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Thanks, I had thought along those lines

Ive wiped them several times with a lemon wipe and that doesn't touch the sides.

He was a PROPER smoker, this fella

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<t>I treated myself this week to a second hand pair of SP3 Dynatron headphones. These were my first experience of hi-fi back in 1971 when my Dad acquired a Garrard record deck, a Rogers Ravensbrook amplifier and Dynatron headphones. I listened to them today and compared them to...

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<t>spot;1503701 wrote: There are a few websites which should quite simply not exist... If everyone in the world had the same BMI as you, it would add 75,790,194 tonnes to the total weight of the world's population I did not need to know that. If everyone in th...

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If we're going to get rid of money we'll have to barter.

I reckon one day of my work is worth about half a cow.

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There's very little evidence that tabloid newspapers actually employ fully trained journalists. Storytellers, gossip mongers and manipulative fibbers.

Where are the modern day John Pilgers ? Nowhere near the red tops, that's for sure.

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Flange

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<t>I've been self employed for a very long time but have recently been offered direct employment with the company that I've been doing work for, for about 18 months. It's a manager's job so it means this poor, tired old body is no longer on the tools. It also gives me a bit of ...

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<t>Guppers;1503326 wrote: What does an echo do? Its a small speaker that activates when asked a question..... " Hi Alexa, what's the weather like ?" " Hi Alexa, when was the last time Boulder City Aardvarks won the Superbowl " " Hi Alexa, where can I...

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Bruv;1503212 wrote: That means you will have to talk to your wife.........and Echo.

My wife evidently knows more than Echo

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Things are gonna get messy, that's for sure.

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<t>A WTF moment.... President-elect Donald Trump picked one of America's top climate change deniers, Myron Ebell, to lead his Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) transition team Another.... One of Donald Trumpâ€™s strongest supporters on the religious right, ...

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LarsMac;1503192 wrote: Well, no. It is usually when someone says, "look it up."

That's one reason I'm looking forward to getting an Amazon Echo.

Someone to ask without the need to set a place at the table.

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So very sorry to hear that Bruv.

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<t>There is a facility within my e-mail (Outlook ) which gives me the option of blocking junk mail rather than just deleting them. However I can't always do this because some e-mail addresses are "invalid". How can this be ? They are convoluted but if they are invalid, how can...

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<t>I don't know much about Breitbart. It only recently came to my attention because of one of its contributors, a British journo called Milo Yiannopoulos. He has a very controversial, skewed view of the world. If his mindset is the general level of what the Breitbart set and it's follower...

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Ahso!;1502857 wrote: I've fallen for this lady and her Trio Project which features Anthony Jackson on bass and Simon Phillips on drums.

Excellent !

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I crept passed a motorist in slow moving traffic today in N. London, who was reading his paper that was laid over his steering wheel.

They're tossers.

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I heard one of Trump's supporters rejoice that "He was gonna run the country as God wanted it run "

Kinda scares me a bit

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spot;1502405 wrote: It was the alleged attempt at queue-jumping which shocked me most.

Well, that just isn't cricket.

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<r>FourPart;1502297 wrote: Just who are Parliament supposed to represent? The people who put them there or their own self interests? Throughout the campaign the vast majority of Parliament were very much on the side of Pro-Remain. DESPITE this biased leaning, with propaganda being churned out at the...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;1502246 wrote: Snow Not sure why you replied to a question applied to No Name. No Name has been banned so why is she here? She stated she is so busy & FG is boring & not a busy active Hub so why is she here? She stated a experiment...

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Snooz;1502249 wrote: Thought I'd pop back in too even though I have nothing to add. Hello! *waves*

Hello wart

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Patsy Warnick;1502241 wrote: Your last thread was closed & why are you still lingering around ?

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Patsy, at this moment, Momus has not been excluded from FG. Until that happens there is a discussion to be had and we can engage or ignore as we choose

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<t>Well there was no doubt about the result, even with a low turnout. The peripheral parties ended up being just that, on the fringes without making too much impact, whereas the may have expected to do much better without the usual suspects vying for the "each way" places. It makes me won...

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I had an idea momus was a former member but didn't associate him/her with Oscar

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Brilliant ! That's a bit of me that is.

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Bruv;1501956 wrote: Too late for me.

Tears ?

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I bought a watch from that side of the world a couple of years ago. Shanghai not The Gambia.

Two watch faces, a thermometer and a compass. All on one strap for a fiver. Just never had the balls to wear it public.

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I can now review my "likes" saved through my Spotify, in peace, drowning all extraneous noises emanating from the TV

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<t>Well ! A restart should always be the default problem solver but because I had just turned it on it didn't occur to me. That's solved it and only half an hour before Honey G whines her way under my skin. Had that not worked, a Guinness in the local would have been my only co...

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I cant be without headphones.....X Factor is on soon. I need to drown that out and immerse myself in my own little world

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<t>My headphones have suddenly stopped working when plugged into the laptop. I have gone through the usual rigmarole, "manage audio devices"..."sound" but the problem is, is that the headphones do not show up. Just speakers. I know the headphones are, themselves, working but am I right to...

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<t>As Tony Benn said, "you've got be able to defeat the people who govern you "...."Members of Parliament are lent the powers from their constituents and they have to return those powers undiminished at the end. Its not for Members of Parliament to give away the powers that are lent them because the...

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<t>It's what the Daily Mail is very good at. Giving us a headline and an article that barely resemble each other. Ray Mears is just saying that what Grylls does is purely for entertainment purposes rather than the educational stuff that he does. Both have something to offer and we can always turn ov...

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<r>Ive watched a lot of it. I was hooked after watching Richard Whitehead back in 2012 winning the 200 metres <YOUTUBE id="df67gHjSNnE"><URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df67gHjSNnE">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=df67gHjSNnE</URL></YOUTUBE> At 50 metres, he's miles behi...

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gmc;1500968 wrote:

....perspicacity and wisdom.....

Perspicasity. Thats my new word of the week. Havent heard it used since Leonard Sachs, in the BBC's "The Good Old Days"

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<t>It has to be mentioned, since the beatification of Mother Teresa has been realised. Mother Teresa of Calcutta has been canonised. So called miracles are still occurring, unless of course you are a child buried under rubble as a result of an earthquake. A bizarre notion tha...

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