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Hello i'am from liverpool and i have been here for 14 years
(a.k.a since i was born) and i would like to warn people of chavs DUN DUN DUUNNN
they were track suits usually hang around desolated run down areas and thier always in gangs
AND BE ESSPESIALLY AWARE THAT THEY LIKE FIGHTING AND CARRYING WEPONS
Nice post Rob.
Jetlag symptoms are often something that we often find difficult to overcome after undertaking travels across timezones and for the working man, readjusting back into the regular working society to keep up with the pace of demands in the workplace is essential. Ailments that can assist in increasing the bloodflow and energy lev more…
no worries i have kids ranging from the eldest at 31 years old to pip who is 6 years old i have learnt i suppose to keep out of there generation and let them get on and enjoy it...it comes from remembering all the critisism of my youth by my parents ..how rock and roll would fry my brain...i have had my time ..the world is theirs now ...my job is t more…
Thanks for that perspective Jack. I love 'Curb your enthusiasm', makes me laugh big time, as do a few of the others you mentioned.
The show I referred to is a kids program (Amber's 13) maybe there's a school of thought that says that kids need to be told where a line is supposed to be funny, whereas adults (or most of us) just get the more…
The Larry Sanders Show won critical praise for not including a laugh track. Such shows are often produced in the more expensive single camera style usually reserved for one-hour drama, using on-location shooting and high production values, as opposed to the standard multi-camera sitcom sound stage. Recent live action American sitcoms that adopted more…
i've used a plan for a couple of years and found them efficient and friendly.
they do have high street shops, which i prefer because if anything goes wrong i can confront someone!
good luck. more…
He was on the Ore list. He atually hadn't bought porn but some bike parts from the states. He had his details frauded and used to buy porn from several sites but only 1 was illegal. This went on over several weeks and in the end Barclaycard cancelled his card for him to stop it happening.
The police actually knew this when he was raided and more…
Yes, I'm sure its the case too that if you happen to look a little noncey then they'll probably try a little bit harder to do you too. From what you say your friend seems like he falls into a category in which I describe, I dont doubt it must of been pretty shitty for him to go through that. Just wondering though, how it all came to light for him, more…
Take the Mrs to see it Andrew, its top notch. I thought so anyway, might not be everybodys cup of tea mind.You either love his stuff, or hate it. more…
Actually the police charge you for thumbnails they can't trace an actual image for, stuff thats downloaded through unsolicited emails and don't care a crap if you paid for it or not.
My mate had his credit card frauded and was still raided for Ore.He was able to prove it and the police actually had a piece of paper saying it had been a more…
Hi I_Am_Xenon - Absolutely, Ive heard that too. We seem to elect people who consistantly fail to deliver or simply fail to represent, maybe due to issues related to our own lack of interest in the whole process too.
The issue about pharmacists having the option to say no to dispensing codeine seems to be reasonable. If a teenager bouhg more…
There's the old saying that people elect the government they deserve. What bothers me is that what may seem like a good idea in principle winds up being a bad idea in practice. The DNA database is a good example. Objectively, having a database of people's DNA would be useful in criminal investigations, for identifying bodies, that sort of thing. Th more…
I agree entirely Steph, it simply raises so many questions and there aren't that many answers, other than pat responses around, you have nothing to fear so long as you abide by every dictat (law) on the statute. Just look at the response to 911 and see how that's been used as a platform to ratchet up all manner of controls and restriction. It reall more…
Excellent post. I think the problem is that if we were all on the national database it would be too tempting for a government to misuse that information, like racial/social profiling. When the database was first created it was only meant to have samples from convicted criminals not innocent people - now about a third (over a million) of the people more…
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That's funny - so um, Irish people are something to be wary of right?
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yea just ignore him - there r chavs n gangs everywhere
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Hello i'am from liverpool and i have been here for 14 years
(a.k.a since i was born) and i would like to warn people of chavs DUN DUN DUUNNN
they were track suits usually hang around desolated run down areas and thier always in gangs
AND BE ESSPESIALLY AWARE THAT THEY LIKE FIGHTING AND CARRYING WEPONS
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Nice post Rob.
Jetlag symptoms are often something that we often find difficult to overcome after undertaking travels across timezones and for the working man, readjusting back into the regular working society to keep up with the pace of demands in the workplace is essential. Ailments that can assist in increasing the bloodflow and energy lev more…
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no worries i have kids ranging from the eldest at 31 years old to pip who is 6 years old i have learnt i suppose to keep out of there generation and let them get on and enjoy it...it comes from remembering all the critisism of my youth by my parents ..how rock and roll would fry my brain...i have had my time ..the world is theirs now ...my job is t more…
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Thanks for that perspective Jack. I love 'Curb your enthusiasm', makes me laugh big time, as do a few of the others you mentioned.
The show I referred to is a kids program (Amber's 13) maybe there's a school of thought that says that kids need to be told where a line is supposed to be funny, whereas adults (or most of us) just get the more…
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The Larry Sanders Show won critical praise for not including a laugh track. Such shows are often produced in the more expensive single camera style usually reserved for one-hour drama, using on-location shooting and high production values, as opposed to the standard multi-camera sitcom sound stage. Recent live action American sitcoms that adopted more…
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i've used a plan for a couple of years and found them efficient and friendly.
they do have high street shops, which i prefer because if anything goes wrong i can confront someone!
good luck. more…
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He was on the Ore list. He atually hadn't bought porn but some bike parts from the states. He had his details frauded and used to buy porn from several sites but only 1 was illegal. This went on over several weeks and in the end Barclaycard cancelled his card for him to stop it happening.
The police actually knew this when he was raided and more…
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Yes, I'm sure its the case too that if you happen to look a little noncey then they'll probably try a little bit harder to do you too. From what you say your friend seems like he falls into a category in which I describe, I dont doubt it must of been pretty shitty for him to go through that. Just wondering though, how it all came to light for him, more…
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Take the Mrs to see it Andrew, its top notch. I thought so anyway, might not be everybodys cup of tea mind.You either love his stuff, or hate it. more…
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Actually the police charge you for thumbnails they can't trace an actual image for, stuff thats downloaded through unsolicited emails and don't care a crap if you paid for it or not.
My mate had his credit card frauded and was still raided for Ore.He was able to prove it and the police actually had a piece of paper saying it had been a more…
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Hi I_Am_Xenon - Absolutely, Ive heard that too. We seem to elect people who consistantly fail to deliver or simply fail to represent, maybe due to issues related to our own lack of interest in the whole process too.
The issue about pharmacists having the option to say no to dispensing codeine seems to be reasonable. If a teenager bouhg more…
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There's the old saying that people elect the government they deserve. What bothers me is that what may seem like a good idea in principle winds up being a bad idea in practice. The DNA database is a good example. Objectively, having a database of people's DNA would be useful in criminal investigations, for identifying bodies, that sort of thing. Th more…
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I agree entirely Steph, it simply raises so many questions and there aren't that many answers, other than pat responses around, you have nothing to fear so long as you abide by every dictat (law) on the statute. Just look at the response to 911 and see how that's been used as a platform to ratchet up all manner of controls and restriction. It reall more…
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Excellent post. I think the problem is that if we were all on the national database it would be too tempting for a government to misuse that information, like racial/social profiling. When the database was first created it was only meant to have samples from convicted criminals not innocent people - now about a third (over a million) of the people more…