sime42
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I take it you realized it was that other P word I meant, not meaning to cast aspersions. Don't know much about chickens I'm afraid. Aside from feeding them I'd just go round the nurseries/garden centers and see what they've got left still. Hopefully some tomatoes, cucumbers, chilies, maybe some winter cabbages.
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Thoughts on who sabotaged the railways just before it kicked off? Russia? Ultra-lefties aided and abetted by Russia? Got lots of fingers in lots of pies and long arms has old Putin. Allegedly.
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What are you planning to actually garden? Don't worry, there's only a few weeks of prevarication left and then it'll be the of the season anyway, (for sowing stuff). Then you can relax again for 6 months. You could probably still buy some veg plants, to save a fair bit of time.
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Can anyone provide a convincing argument as to why Trumpism is anything other than a cult?
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Oooh, cryptic. Fair enough. The office of POTUS isn't meant to be a platform for dishing out retribution for perceived personal slights, the idea is to serve the ones country. But nevermind the details.
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Ok. Go on then - who is it that deserves retribution, and what for?
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Beech has now been subbed out, Willow subbed in!
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Anyway, dragging this back on topic. I'm sure there'll be plenty of bullying occurring if and when the new Trump administration starts. Much of it by the demagogue himself.
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Fighting is another thing that's missing in today's schools, it's what hardens you and makes you more resilient.
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Well, you could throw Beech into the ring as well.
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That's a truly impressive amount of Lichen for, what looks like, a small branch. Good to see and quite beautiful. It could also be Sycamore, for my money. We need more visual clues I think. Got any photos of leaves?
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There must be multiple Deep States then. Trump does a lot of complaining about being being stripped of his power by the Deep State, as does Truss. I don't hear anything Brand says, but I imagine it's also the same thing that he would whine about. Presumably that was all the bad DS, not the good one that they work for.
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I heard someone on the wireless earlier describe him, and everything he does in any and all capacities as entirely transactional. That sounds about right. Everything is done for some kind of personal gain. Hence how he's got to where he is today obviously .The surprise is that so many people fall for it. That transactional motivation probably stretches to close associates, business interests and family, but certainly not for anyone or anything outside of that close circle. If more voters, actual and notional, realised that he's not ever working for the good of the good old USA then he wouldn't have the fanatical support that he enjoys.
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Maybe he doesn't need youth if he has friends like these: UK political rejects like Boris Johnson and Liz Truss spent the week at the RNC WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK Mike Bedigan searches among the crowds of US political bigwigs and state delegates for the infamous names from the UK who... Not sure that I can think of four worse ambassadors for our country. That's a roll call of shame.
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Bringing back Home Economics, or teaching cookery skills in school by some other means would help I reckon. It'd be great if wild meat could be included in that but that's just going too far. Imagine the reaction by all the fluffy bunny loving mummies and daddies! This probably explains why the increase is marked up as 25% in the young - they eat more of the crap as a proportion. Adolescents get most calories from processed food - new study WWW.BBC.CO.UK Cambridge and Bristol researchers study food diaries and say consumption is "higher than ideal". Regardless of whether or not medicines are carcinogenic, there's plenty of other adverse side effects. If general health was better there wouldn't be such a need for them. It would save a hell of a lot of money too. Obesity for instance is costing the NHS and the economy billions now. (~£60 billion total seems to be the rough figure)
