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tree-fancier123

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  1. safer on a plane than studying Every hour one student commits suicide in India, with about 28 such suicides reported every day, according to data compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB
  2. that's the trouble with the 3 main nattering threads - too much clogging up and not enough regurgitated podcasts
  3. so SP refusing to answer, not just this question, but multiple questions still hasn't made you ignore him. You don't have to write back when he quotes your posts. There are dozens of people who chat on the nattering threads. It may be cruel, but if Elon had trouble on his forum he would just starve them of oxygen. You are like Elon on a smaller scale - don't be afraid, it's no harder than giving up painkillers Unless the chasing and banter are the whole point. At least SP will keep you company for hours on end, so much better than any AI chatbot
  4. not done the job myself, but see post 3 below Iveco Daily Forums-Radiator removal IVECOFORUMS.COM Ive got a leak on my 07 35c15 which is getting gradually worse, been advised by my mechanic that its the radiator, how hard are these to remove, I pul
  5. Traveller's Joy sounds like it would be a nice plant - reality is it needs napalming, haven't got the ticket yet
  6. ah well failed again - can't believe I forgot temperature and mass
  7. I can't get to 6 plus metre, will try Newton, Farad, Candela, Ampere, Second
  8. of course in a full blown civil war the US would have the luxury of using tactical 'battlefield' nukes. I feel sorry for Greta - the Iranians won't ride in to rescue her, as Trump's country has supplied Israel with "special' bombs that would prevent the Arabs from overrunning them. The IDF will show Greta et al footage of Hamas murders, but no footage of the thousands of murders of Palestinians in the occupied west bank by Israeli 'settlers' - illegal invaders. The settlers didnt do 1200 in one day, they like to spread their murders out - even though the US has a UN veto, the Isralis want to steal the land without being universally condemned Trump is at best a modern Chaimberlain, heading into Mussolini territory
  9. you sound sure about it, and maybe you're right, I will have to have a deeper dive tonight, unless someone can highlight a page where it explicitly says about the RPA payments, so an allotment could be cut in August say
  10. If it could be successfully argued that an allotment used only for household growing isn't agriculture, then it would appear 'legal' to trim it before, personally I can find 'safer' work less likeley to get a bollocking for that I would do and leave the allotment one till later, or even lose it if they aren't happy waiting, rather than try to become an expert in legal interpretation
  11. it doesn't have to be agricultural to fall under the new rules, personally I would leave it till first week in September I had a customer's neighbour hassle me about trimming a hedge going onto a pavement last year 'have you checked that for nests?' 'terrible the rate at which our wildlife is being destroyed' etc I could have argued about abating a nuisance, but she could have countered with, hand shears would have sufficed to cut back encroaching bramble. The bit in the screenshot below is what I would be worried about - bottom paragraph
  12. Putin doesn't have to put up with political rivals - Trump shouldn't either President Donald Trump on Saturday said there would be “serious consequences” if tech mogul Elon Musk funds Democratic candidates to run against Republicans who vote in favor of the GOP’s sweeping budget bill. “If he does, he’ll have to pay the consequences for that,” Trump told NBC News in a phone interview, but declined to share what those consequences would be. “He’ll have to pay very serious consequences if he does that,” he added.
  13. The Anglo French wars were on and off for nearly a thousand years. 1066 - 1815, pure luck we were born a bit later and didn't have to be dismembered just for the hell of it
  14. Nobody HAS to answer questions - they can slither off like snakey politicians do
  15. No he isn't. If you cant even tell him if you know the country of origin of coal you get delivered that is a bit sad. You often quote his posts wanting to give the lovely person's side of the argument, but refuse to be honest with him.
  16. We can't use this persons garden for a bet, but if we could, how much money would you bet on there being no green foliage left after 3 years with no pruning works in or other interventions, just left as they are? That scorch may not have completely ring barked the cambium layer. I take it you've seen fire damaged stuff like that die off over the years in areas where people have left it to see if it survives?
  17. so what? all the stuff people spend their spare money on - holidays they don't need, extra fashion clothes they don't need, gadgets they don't need. Do without all the luxuries to fund the best bombs ever
  18. If it was like Game of Thrones we could get Farage in before the next election, but it would need dragons and bloodshed
  19. and for older affectionados the Stihl walking frame
  20. I imagine there are many even most, perhaps the majority effing dreadful (whos descendents became modern day telesales scam shites). And I know there have been some remarkable ones too Srinivasa Ramanujan Aiyangar[a] FRS (22 December 1887 – 26 April 1920) was an Indian mathematician. Often regarded as one of the greatest mathematicians of all time, though he had almost no formal training in pure mathematics, he made substantial contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions, including solutions to mathematical problems then considered unsolvable.
  21. We were once colonial masters of India (and Pakistan) they had to suffer our brutal rule, maybe it's only fair we have to suffer them now. Having to put up with them now is our atonement for lording it over them with guns and steel. The British Army could still take back much of the old Empire and make Britain great again.
  22. never before realised all the people who plant Trachs are tasteless idiots. Everyday a school day
  23. Trachycarpus can make a nice specimen tree in a garden with enough space. No doubt they can do the damage you describe, as can flowering cherries and lots of other things people plant near driveways, paths, walls.
  24. They can't spend what they take already if what they take is reduced by lower taxes, it's either lower taxes and less spending, or lower taxes, the same spending and more debt If Trumps efficiency drive works properly the US debt pile should reduce by the next election. It really needs the efficiency drive AND no tax cuts if they want to stop wasting so much on interest payments.
  25. ^'keep most of their money' instead of being taxed sensibly to pay for public services, too many tax cuts mean the government has to borrow more to keep functioning And yes Trump is not doing it well if the tax cuts benefit people who are already well off. If people payed more tax the western world would not have 125% debt/gdp. Or they can do even more tax cuts and take the debt to Japan levels, 200% and more of GDP, wouldn't be at all surprised. Trump and all other popularity mechanisms don't care about future generations having to pay the interest coupons for their tax cut largess.

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