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  1. Woooooaaahh... that's incredible.
  2. What?! Speak up, I can't hear you!! Edit... I can't help but feel as though there's a certain subtlety that isn't being grasped here...
  3. Haaaa! Italics added for emphasis. ROFLMAO, LOL, etc.
  4. Absolutely on the jets, no argument there. On your other point, can I suggest the removal of all road markings? Apparently it works out just fine.
  5. No, that's not really the theme I'm going for.
  6. No, veganism in general will be outlawed. Life without leather? Unthinkable. What will we whip those filthy smokers with?
  7. Green party dictatorship please, finally make the changes needed to apply the brakes a little. Throw intensive farmers into the sea, tax air travel into oblivion, mandatory veganship for anyone who complains about it too loudly, instant rewilding and reforestation on every available scrap of land, coffee enemas for anyone found littering, obligatory cyclelanes right through the middle of your ****************ing lawn, no more lawns, re-education camps for anyone involved in the manufacturing, distribution, or application of chemical pesticides and herbicides. We'll start with that and see where it takes us.
  8. Wymer! This is for your benefit. Would you kindly wake up? I've no intention of going through this all again. https://youtu.be/uDoQFcQEpOQ?feature=shared
  9. I've made no such suggestion, I haven't seen an ash in the UK since December. My observations have been made from deep behind the borders of the EU. I would assume, if my hopes on this matter have any kind of truth behind them, that it's a worldwide thing, and that the slight inclination towards resistance and recovery is more likely to occur in self-seeded local varieties of tree, rather than those from forestry nurseries in Holland or wherever. As I say... maybe I'm imagining things, but I'm going to keep watching with my fingers crossed for the next few years.
  10. Please sir, what's juxtaposition? Like, missionary and that?
  11. peds

    Depression

    Following extensive research on the topic of, ahem, non-prescription psilocybin therapy, during my teens and twenties, I can confirm that when used responsibly, mushrooms are an incredible tool for sorting your head out. They aren't called psychedelic for no reason. Plucking a number out of my arse here, but I'd say 95% of people, and consequently the world around them, would benefit from a few guided shroom trips. The final 5%... not so much.
  12. peds

    Depression

    People keep saying about cold water... cold showers, sea swimming, Wim Hoff, whatever... and I'm absolutely certain that it could help. I'm just far too much of a big girl's blouse to get started on it.
  13. We were definitely fed a very western perspective at school, when our side of things was really just a sideshow. From a purely numbers point of view, the main event of the European theatre of WW2 was the Eastern front. It's impossible to comprehend the destruction. Obligatory shoutout to Dan Carlin's Ghosts of the Ostfront if anyone hasn't heard it yet. Edit: Carlin's podcast Ghosts of the Ostfront Series – Dan Carlin WWW.DANCARLIN.COM
  14. peds

    Depression

    Man, patronising doesn't even begin to cover it. What a joke. "Have you tried just... not thinking about it? " Helps with serotonin depletion. Definitely not a cure, but think of it as the first rung on a ladder that's just out of reach. The other rungs, as others are stating, are exercise, eating well,playing with the dogs etc... and, of course, tackling the root causes which, depending on the nature of your problems, might be absolutely bloody impossible. Oh well!
  15. peds

    Depression

    Have you tried 100mg of sertraline?
  16. Noone here is arguing that people don't make money off of war. They are probably picking up on your shaky grasp of the history of the Nobel Prize, and your theory that Germany didn't start WW2 in an effort to procure more territory.
  17. Azincourt, obviously.
  18. Original beastie quoted above Albiger Stramentor Definitely not stramentor. Antennae not long enough for Albiger, I'd say. Buuut, those big curvy legs do look more wasplike than beelike. Really tricky to say!
  19. I still don't see it! Is it one of those magic eye images?
  20. Mate, I'm well versed in the plight of the Jewish people over the last few thousand years. I was questioning your non-sensical ramblings about WW2 not being about territory. Go take a sip of coffee and think things through. Edit: ahh, wait, I've got it. In your eyes, it only became a proper world war after Britain joined in. Makes sense now.
  21. It was quite literally about territory, living space, lebensraum; and Japan's empire building on the other side of the planet.
  22. Tiny percentage, but still a scary huge number, of people all across the West who think this too, who for some reason think the Russian propaganda intended for Russian consumption is good enough for them to believe too. Perplexing.

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