sime42
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So we were previously alluding to a newly discovered type of rope fetish (possibly a Polish penchant), whereas we now seem to be going back to a more familiar variety of rope fetish. Can't beat a good Arbtalk derail!
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They've not exactly got a good track record at the moment. Doesn't sound like it's a culture that favours the victims in some, (or a lot?), of cases. .............. Metropolitan Police expected to be heavily criticised for being racist, sexist and homophobic in report WWW.BBC.CO.UK The BBC understands the report will criticise the Met's tolerance of wrongdoing within its ranks.
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Harsh! Go on ...... What's going on there then?
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🤔 I think you missed the point. It's yet another conspiracy theory so it's never going to come off. 😜
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Anyway, forget about all that, Multiculturalism is old news. The 15 Minute City concept is the new kid on the block of Conspiracy Theories. Check this bad boy out;- The tip of the iceberg - The New European WWW.THENEWEUROPEAN.CO.UK Why the crazy 15-minute city conspiracy theory is no laughing matter Manufacturing Discontent: The 15-Minute City Conspiracy – Byline Times BYLINETIMES.COM Otto English takes a deep dive into the chilling world of a big new theory that has caught the eye of libertarian influencers...
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No.
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You reckon it's genetic or something? Or something in the funny food they all eat?🤷♂🤷♂️️ What we going to do about it?
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Lego teaches us many things.
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Or maybe it's just multicultural people and guys with a big cigar and dodgy glasses that are bad. Things are so confusing these days.
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Bit of artificial grass - if you like that sort of thing
sime42 replied to forestboy1978's topic in Landscaping
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Advertise it locally as free to collect? It makes excellent loam as Waterbuoy says. Some keen gardener or allotmenteer ought to snap it up.
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Please help me identify this tree.
sime42 replied to inda1298's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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Please help me identify this tree.
sime42 replied to inda1298's topic in Tree Identification pictures
Oak. Though the picture is a bit to blurry to be that sure. What's the story with this tree? Where is it? Looks like it might have been cut in the past at some time. -
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Yet another What tree is this post
sime42 replied to Stringman's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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Presumably that's why Nadine Dories and Boris Johnson are so keen to get rid of the BBC altogether. 😜 They seem to hate them with a passion. And C4.
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I wish my Mrs was as proactive, she just eargerly eats the fruits of my labours! Chillies is the only thing I've got so far, got a load of seedlings coming on nicely on the windowsill.
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You're early. Or maybe I'm just late. Planning to do a load of sowing this weekend.
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'Tis but a drop in the ocean compared to this monstrosity. HS2 delays being considered to cut rising costs WWW.BBC.CO.UK HS2's boss admits delays are among options being considered to combat the impact of inflation.
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For sure, the Royale Family are a pointless anachronism these days, but they're largely harmless at least. (With one or two exceptions obviously). They have very little power or influence now. I'm tempted to stick my neck out and say that in the case of King Charlie the influence that he does have is mainly benign in fact. Those with the real power, the current political elite and associated vested interests, are far more damaging. Seemingly intent on running the country into the ground for their own gain.
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I agree, I don't know why we're still paying people to sit at home with their feet up, we shouldn't be. (This is obviously ignoring the tricky question of means testing. There are some who have a legitimate reason for not being able to work). We have record numbers of people not working now I think. Just getting our home grown resource back to work isn't going to resolve the labour shortage. Fair enough, they can do the easy stuff like hospitality for instance, but we also need tougher military age male illegal types to do the hard, manual jobs. Their nationality, colour, religion, LGBTQIA+πGHBLSD identity makes not much difference, as long as they can stand in a field all day picking cabbages. I reckon they'd doing a better job at fixing potholes as well.
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Why not let them work for their bed and board? Military age male illegal people would be ideal for filling the labour shortage that is one of the many things grinding us down. Our lazy overweight benefit beneficiaries can't do anything, let alone hard manual labour.
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Looks lovely. But Cross Country skis, really! They always look much too hard work to me, I'd rather let gravity do the work!
