Moose
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Let me wish the Syrians good luck when they finally get re-homed in England. It'll be better life than living in the blitz torn ruins back home, obviously, but I doubt they'll find any long term happiness. Even with benefits it won't be a comfortable life. We're talking generations of catchup. The lowest worst paid jobs, with no hope of moving up the social ladder.
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We need the internet version of Larry Flynt.
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Britain home to more than 100 wanted war criminals
Moose replied to Walsingham's topic in Way Off-Topic
What would justice be? I read one of them ended up working in a care home... in Essex. Sounds like justice to me. -
What's this? My post on censorship is being censored? Irony aside, you'll have to edit it yourself as I can't after x minutes have elapsed.
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Who really cares? Politicians don't understand how the internet works. Remember when they tried to block piratebay? Here was the response: [A metric ton of alternate links to Piratebay] And that was just one website. Good luck blocking all the porn sites lol. Silly politicians. The tighter they hold their grip the more porn sites slip through their fingers.
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Don't look at it as waste, it can be used in sub critical reactors.
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Rugby world cup, about 10 years ago.
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Do you think people respect police less these days?
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I thought politics was all about one mob of goons trying to topple the other.
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"The Brotherhood". Might as well call themselves "hubologists" or "stonecutters". Egypt's unrest won't end until those at the top grow up like the rest of the world and realise in a modern times you have to present the illusion of democracy and freedom to your subjects. The game requires so much more finesse these days.
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I get the feeling a lot of people see the issue of global warming as if a crazy old man had come knocking at their door saying there'd be a bomb going off on their road in 3 days. As it happens they had planned to possibly visit their friend that day anyway, but now they're determined to stay home because of the inconvenience, and that man was clearly a loon.
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I would imagine if it wasn't a hoax there's probably a law against it anyway. I believe shops in the UK are legally entitled to reject small coin denominations for payment over a certain amount on their discretion. Likewise despite the myth, postal stamps are not legal tender that bus drivers have to accept : p
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Let us know results.
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We should just base every political decision on a magic 8 ball.
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Oh and I believe it was an E6600... one of the early dual cores anyway, 3GHz maybe.
