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Everything posted by Weston Super Saint
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Lol. Isn't that exactly what everyone who has ever believed and quoted the bible has done, ever. Did you also credit them with a 'bit more intelligence'?
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Best picture available at the moment...
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According to the BBC, Dawn Butler specifically stated the cr was being driven by a black male friend... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-53720835
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Certainly seems to be the suggestion from Boris : https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-53719575
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I'm not sure whether someone's immigration status of either legal or illegal has got anything to do with the French has it? Not sure what your point is about French cooperation.
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And yet, still not one single person that has officially 'recovered' from it, not even Boris or Dom!
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Re-examining and learning from history
Weston Super Saint replied to badgerx16's topic in The Lounge
Certainly seems that way - the radio 1 extra DJ that quit yesterday seems to have done so because a white person used the word on the BBC which he found offensive! -
Re-examining and learning from history
Weston Super Saint replied to badgerx16's topic in The Lounge
Apparently the man's family asked them to use the word. -
I appreciate it's a reasonably large organisation, but you'd think they'd have just the one 'hymn sheet' at the MoD! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53704809 Perhaps the original 'source' wasn't aware of the MACA protocol?
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They aren't illegal - they work perfectly well in Rugby. Besides, it's not an 'individual' wage cap which could potentially be discriminatory but is a 'group' cap.
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Attack France?
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No. However, I am claiming that the warzones we have sent the armed forces to are a result of political failings.
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Surely that is EXACTLY what we've done when we've sent our armed forces to every warzone, ever?
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The obvious answer is that they don't want to be in the EU either
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It must be our lovely weather https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-53678928
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This one is just plain weird! Someone has gone to the trouble of inventing a 'cage' for the bread so that it can be removed from the toaster, then realised that the cage would get hot so needed to invent some plastic clips to hold in order to remove the cage. I think this is Trousers's metaphor for the bible
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Only if there IS an afterlife.... If there isn't, then he will cease to exist at the point of death so will be able to make no further judgements
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To be fair, MLG has never claimed the afterlife does not exist, merely that claims that it does have not stood up to scrutiny.... I'm sure he'd be over the moon if anyone can present some credible evidence that an afterlife does exist...
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Meanwhile, over in Blighty, still not one single person has 'recovered' from Covid, someone more cynical than me might suggest this is a reason why our death rate figures remain high...
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I know it's going to come as a shock to some on here, but some Governments have manipulated their figures (lied), when it comes to reporting Covid deaths - who knew!! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-53598965
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Assuming a similar number to two weeks ago, about 4000 per week... https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/18580778.coronavirus-weekly-case-rate-increases-bcp-dorset/
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Me either, but I'm sure Shurlie will be along any minute to enlighten us with his brilliance as those were his words - it was pure coincidence that your link had the quote in it that I referenced.
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Lol. One quote from that article : That'll be those usual suspects again, reducing a complex illness with a range of outcomes to the risk of dying. That meddlesome bunch really can't be helped!
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Then we clearly have a lot of 'insane' people in this country with their complacency
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Lol. So you're emphasising your point using Thomas Cook's terms and conditions! The same Thomas Cook that ceased trading in September 2019! Even so, let's pretend for a minute that the t's & c's for an insolvent company are still valid, they state : Pretty clear, right, the closer to the holiday date that you cancel your holiday, the less money you get back. But wait, what's that, your cancellation insurance will cover the losses, I mean, you do have cancellation insurance don't you? You know, fairly standard insurance policies which cover : Oh, look at that, it even has 'your destination becoming unsafe' as an explicit reason when the insurance will pay out. So when the FCO state you shouldn't go somewhere, your holiday company will pay out - providing they are ABTA or ATOL members - or, if you've decided to use a company who isn't a member or you've decided to book your own holiday, then your travel insurance cancellation policy will cover the losses of 'unforeseen circumstances'. Fancy that, there really are several reasons why you 'should' receive a refund after all.
