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its nearly 100% right, those 2 you know are in the minority, only paye tend to dramatise. Work or starve should be the only choice

ah yeah, but without money you can't buy health - health needs paying for with hard currency. Good food and good medical care all cost money. Money is the most important thing. The Beatles sang 'money can't buy me love', but love can't exist inside a dead body and it's money that keeps the body alive

so he could have said maybe 'hey Rich - interesting post, am really interested to hear what the guys on here think myself'

this is a politics thread right - real politicians do hatchet jobs on each other all the time - so at least let us get nasty with our keyboards (we may even dream about training up for the real thing) so online nastiness can help build resilience, toughen us up for the real world, just in case any of us ever dare to try to enter public life. Could end up a mess Prince Philip named in FBI files about Profumo affair sex scandal | The Independent

I don't have crypto, but was interested to see if your query was googlable

I remember talking with you on here about investments in March or April 2020 - just after oil had hit negative $40! I had bought some Royal Dutch Shell for my ISA, but then bottled it and swapped it into BT - you said 'that kinda sucks' and were obviously much more of an optimist than me. the two charts of RDSA and BT are below also, at the time RR was bombed out due to aviation stopped. You said about employer shares at the time - I remember you doing some tech job for an oil services firm, those pandemic shares must have gone up fourfold. Totally jealous valuations seem stretched to me now, most of my ISA is in 30 year gilts yielding about 5.4%, never gonna get rich staying out of the market, but there hasn't been a crash since the pandemic. Would be good for me if there was a crash on Trump's watch, while I'm all bonds. (so they cut rates to the floor and bond prices go up) Here's hoping for the biggest crash of all time

all the power used by cloud data centres to store everyone's old emails that they will never read again. I'm doing my bit towards total destruction with 6000 stored. Corporations must have just loads

wow

Trump is helping to make the world realize asylum seekers are often just chancers. Take the recent story of an Afgan UK applicant going to Afghanistan on holiday for 10 days Afghan migrant who fled his 'dangerous' homeland and won asylum in UK returns to his city for eight-week holiday featuring chilled-out photo shoots | Daily Mail Online WWW.DAILYMAIL.CO.UK DG Usama travelled from Kabul to Britain in 2022, brazenly filming his arrival on a dinghy and sharing with his social media followers...

so you're mainly on about threads in the lounge - don't usually see much political hate in the tree health care, cimber's talk or large equipment threads. Wouldn't the lounge be better if the chat was all lovely, convivial, fraternizing even? Hi, I'm pleasant and nice & so are you!

the actual videotape has been or will be destroyed accidentally on purpose No worse than the Hunter Biden laptop from hell Homan was recorded on hidden cameras accepting $50,000 in cash at a meeting spot in Texas on 20 September 2024, according to an internal summary of the case reviewed by MSNBC and sources who spoke to the outlet.

And you'd be likely to admit it, if it were correct? It's taken you 24 hours to respond to my post - better things to do with your time.

hmm - the video presenter and most of the comments are like ' no way would a 30-06 round not go right through - some even suggesting the guy on the roof was a cover for another shooter with a lower powered rifle Martin Luther King was shot with the same calibre rifle and surgeons could feel the bullet inside him while they tried to save him At 6:01 pm, just as King was leaning over the railing, he was shot by a .30-06 high-powered rifle. He fell backwards immediately. The bullet entered on the right side of his face and neck, and he began bleedThey were able to palpate the bullet in King's left back, just medial to his left scapula. ing profusely from the neck wound. Andrew Young was one of the first individuals to attend to King. He initially thought King was dead, but felt a pulse. As King lay bleeding on the second floor balcony of the motel, his head was placed on a pillow, his wound was covered with a towel, and a blanket was placed on his torso. He demonstrated some movement of his mouth, but he did not speak after the shooting and quickly lost consciousness.19 As the surgeons further explored the wound they could see that the bullet had injured the spine at the C7 and T1 vertebral levels. The spinal cord was also transected at that site. They were able to palpate the bullet in King's left back, just medial to his left scapula.

love thy neighbour, but don't get caught

Plus gang raped for good measure

what make them famous so they can be headbutted and then stabbed to death?

good point about the TV shows - see below, this SP fellow, never worked as a tree cutter, always offering pay related advice to those who do - personally I think SP needs need to be pulled apart by giant octopuses ( but I know it's wrong of me to think that) and the 42, always rushes to help SP, not quite as bad as collaborating with the Nazis

established practice, more dangerous than winching

ah well my error was not suspecting you had made an error - rather I thought you were somehow trying to argue that UK is just as bad as US for criminal gun shootings. So sorry

you posted about Birmingham UK in the President of US thread - why?

more than 10 times, my bad AI Overview The chance of being shot dead is dramatically higher in the U.S. than in the UK, with some sources indicating the U.S. rate can be hundreds of times greater. For example, in 2021, the U.S. rate was 4.31 deaths per 100,000 people, compared to the UK's rate of 0.013 per 100,000, which is over 300 times lower. The U.S. has one of the highest rates of gun violence among high-income countries, while the U.K. has one of the lowest. U.S. vs. UK Gun Death Rates U.S. (2021): 4.31 deaths per 100,000 people UK (2021): 0.013 deaths per 100,000 people Key Factors in the Disparity Gun Availability and Regulation: The U.S. has a much higher rate of gun ownership and less stringent gun control compared to the U.K., where obtaining a firearm involves a very rigorous licensing process. Societal Context: The U.S. experiences a wide range of gun violence, including mass shootings, while in the U.K., gun violence is primarily associated with criminal activity, such as gang violence. Global Standing: The U.S. is an outlier among high-income nations for its high levels of gun violence.

according to the lies in this table a person is roughly 10 times more likely to be shot dead in USA than UK

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