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Jason James Gairn

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  1. With age comes less diposable income. I pished it away when i was twenty, now I cant afford to get pished
  2. Very interesting thread, esp with old photos. So all the present trees in the picture are less than 130 years old? Is that sand in the old pics? Great pictures of the canopy work too. Nice one Mr. the Dave.
  3. Sharp as mate, sharp as.
  4. Yea no paid bar, just bring a bottle.
  5. Klaus Madelham was an Austrian Particle Physicist, who theorised that the existence of numbers, whether actual or conceptual was in fact an illusion and that nothing could in fact be counted. Dates, which are abstract units of time when expressed through language, have a cause and effect paradigm, only slightly less complex than that associated with humanistic string theory. We observe the quantum effects of suggestions in all of the universe and ones own birthday creates ripples of occurrence that can only return to the epicenter of the time space in which they are borne. A boomerang of coincidence. John C Lilly then took it further with Novelty theory. Novelty theory can be googled. Madelham theory cannot, because by definition it does not exist. Never did never will. Quantum alchemy if you will. Frank Muir anyone.
  6. That's so accurate its not funny
  7. This is ritualised killing which is barbaric. Just because they have digital watches and televisions doesn't make them less so. Killing animals for meat is one thing when you need to eat, but this appears to be less about food and more about tradition.
  8. :birthday:to you:birthday:to you:birthday:dear Gaynor:birthday:to you
  9. when you cant reach your boot laces
  10. I think that's a very good point. of course some prefer to not represent them here as it allows them some freedom to express dissident views. Or of course they're scared of abuse.
  11. The resonant frequency of the muscle tissue in the shoulder, when cross format focused with density probability can be presented by the simple equation 4:3:9, spooky eh? I never work on my birthday because of the madelham theory, which you have been a statistical victim of today. Hope it gets better. can you still lift a pint? Get some small chinese girls to walk on it.
  12. I lifted this. Every year around 2,000 whales are driven ashore and cruelly slaughtered in the Faroe Islands, mid-way between the Shetland Islands and Iceland. For centuries the Faroe Islanders have hunted pilot whales, driving entire schools into killing bays, where they are speared or gaffed from boats, dragged ashore and butchered with knives. Although the Islands are a protectorate of Denmark, they have their own Government and regulations governing the pilot whale hunt or “grind” as it is known. Aside from the fact that the number of North Atlantic long-finned pilot whales is unknown and they are listed as ’strictly protected’ by the Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, this is an act of barbarism and pointlessness. By slaughtering 100 whales at a time, the Faroese are wiping out entire pods and family groups. They are removing building blocks from the gene pool of the species and damaging the web of life in the North Atlantic and the North Sea. According to Faroese legislation it is also permitted to hunt certain species of small cetaceans other than pilot whales. These include: Bottlenose dolphin; Atlantic white-beaked dolphin; Atlantic white-sided dolphin; and Harbour porpoise (There are also specific regulations for the hunting of harbour porpoise. Harbour porpoises are killed with shotguns). You don’t see any women in the water killing this endangered species either…
  13. here are more pics from the same set. No need to be squeemish. Reality. Doesn't look like fun for flipper does it?
  14. lail-alsahara.com mmm interesting that the site is entirely in arabic. Whre did you get the pics?
  15. I'm a pescetarian, so mammals are out for me, I don't care one way or another if people eat whatever they want. All that matters is that there is no suffering and the killing of the animals doesn't adversely affect the ecosystem, or the sustainable population. I don't know how they kill the dolphins, maybe you should enlighten us with more pictures. Really. Nice red sea though.
  16. Or we're all be stone cold dead and rotting where we fell in the food lines. Bullet holes visable in our exposed skulls like the extra sockets of non existant eyeballs. happy Birthday Graham
  17. Not that kind of root. today 3.3.9 is a square root date, of which there are only nine in every 100 years. By the time you read this it will be 4.3.9 and this post will be meaningless. Nice if it could be appreciated for the next 28 minutes.
  18. Hey Carl, muck on the lens. Great set of pics. if you send me the original files I can sort out the lack of detail in the shadows for you. let me know.
  19. On asimilar vein... [ame] [/ame]
  20. Really!? I'm interested.
  21. Goes well with the real tree. Do they come in realtree?
  22. Drinks are on you tonight in your boozer then. Dont you ever just want to grab the money and run off to Rio? or have I just revealed my ignorance of such contracts?
  23. No but I'm pretty Hip, when you get the Hop a we can bust a few rhymes. laters my blood. MC Friction (hitch)

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