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fisgard792

That's true and we could say no twice if we so wished. It's a well worn path, we say no because of X. Our brother nations and the EU guarantee us X will or will not happen. We vote Yes. Simple and democratic. forgetting the yes or no's of the question, thats rather a gullible stance, now rememberin...

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That's true and we could say no twice if we so wished. It's a well worn path, we say no because of X. Our brother nations and the EU guarantee us X will or will not happen. We vote Yes. Simple and democratic. forgetting the yes or no's of the question, thats rather a gullible stance, now rememberin...

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Ewinkum wrote:
Sweet.

looks like the kid was in the middle of watching a sopranos epiosde

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In terms of the overall issue I'm in the Clegg camp, but I do find him smug and he's part of an establishment people dislike and a Government that's still unpopular. Farage makes populist points and speaks to the "man on the street" b ut I have no idea how anyone could - in the polling booth - alig...

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before 1995 it was said in praise of irish rugby

"they don't whine when they lose, or gloat when they win"

indeed some things have changed for the worse since then

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I don't want to be 7 again But I DO want to be 25 again! I voted No by the way.....I like proper rugby clubs, not provinces and franchises supported by millionaire benefactors. I like cotton rugby shirts with collars. I like letters on our backs. I like a game for all shapes and sizes........ etc. ...

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if its rolland, we're are indeed fecked, if we wern't already given clermonts home record, and their better 1-15 team imo

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Scouting the guardian, another proof of how unprofessional journalists are: Link to the article This is symbolic, but under the photo below, the caption says: The Boeing 777 was just leaving Malaysia-controlled air space when the final words were heard. Photograph: Greg Wood/Pool/EPA http://static....

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- As for oversights, I'm afraid the history of passenger aviation has generally been safety out of necessity rather than innovation. Safety costs money and reduces profits. Well, it isn't that black and white. You are right to the extent that economical considerations come into safety related decis...

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maverickmak wrote:Good game so far. Tigers up by 5 probably about right.

Aye, but could well be behind if the saints 10 made his kicks

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That was dumb from Tiggers. "No hands now" so he goes and grabs the ball.... Was he talking to players who were off their feet, not that I'm biased Nope - he specifically said "No hands now" whereas previously he was saying there were players on their feet. Either way that man was not supporting hi...

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Saint wrote:That was dumb from Tiggers. "No hands now" so he goes and grabs the ball....

Was he talking to players who were off their feet, not that I'm biased

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Saint wrote:You would think we would have learnt not to try and out-cheap-shot Tiggers by now.

You are still juniors at the top table me ol

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I'd have a chat with Barnes, Dylan

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Lot of rugby left. There will be some trap staggering tomorrow with the lumps being dished out.

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no sighting of reflective flotation devices yet

trust no one fecked with the dfdau

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I can see how it is a red and not arguing with it but there are more than a few hysterical wee bitches on this thread and others that really need to find another sport. It was late, dangerous and stupid but a bit of perspective is required he didn't stamp on anyone's head, gouge of any other nasty ...

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lemonhead wrote:I do hate to see a home nation ship however many Scotland will ship today. But Flower of Scotland is still ringing out through the stands and it's their choice how they want to bow out.

jrp, giving his all dude

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enzedder01 wrote:Getting it right is the ultimate aim, isn't it?

absolutely, but who controls the big screen play back

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great thread

'working class', i love that expression, wtf does it mean,

if you stop working you go hungry and lose shelter?

ps. you cant help your birth rights and education, its what you do when in control of your life that matters

pps. wish it was tony blair - gone sure enough

fisgard792

He fought in the interest of the membership of the RMT, that was his job and love him or loathe him he was f**king good at it - look at their pay settlements compared to other sectors and their growing membership. As the leading member of the awkward squad he was also a thorn in the side of the Lab...

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He fought in the interest of the membership of the RMT, that was his job and love him or loathe him he was f**king good at it - look at their pay settlements compared to other sectors and their growing membership. As the leading member of the awkward squad he was also a thorn in the side of the Lab...

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If it is terrorism/hijacking is it possible for someone to completely shut down all methods of contact in the plane? I’m assuming that it is not just a flick of a switch. No, except a bomb. But I would expect that even then various beacons would still be operational? Not really, only the flight rec...

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Have to say as well, would be interested in Airbus's rationale for not connecting the two pilot's controls: this has been cited as a factor in a number of accidents where it might have made a difference to the co-pilot's understanding of the situation had they been so. A310, A300 excepted, Airbus u...

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I think that's the crux of the matter: there's no doubt that aircraft's reliability, handling characteristics, safety systems, and also pilot's training have all improved steadily over the years, but it's the systems in particular which present something of a double-edged sword. If they fail or pre...

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whats the difference between fail-safe and safe-fail?

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Anyone read the article by Cuttita? Some of it sounds positive, but this was a beazer. "You want to know why we're not striking for the ball with Fordy," he states. "Fordy is a tall hooker, he's a big boy - have you seen the size of his legs? t's hard for a big, tall guy to strike for the ball. So,...

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the problem is, is that the default position is always the direct opposite of that of ed balls, millibroon or darling, and i suppose gideon,

which doesnt leave much

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jrp wrote:I have been talking shite again.

http://grumpyrugbygit.blogspot.co.uk/

interested in part 2, further opportunity to take advantage of the board wipe and your previous posts right enough

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/26194618 abandon hope all ye who........... so johnson is boxed into a corner over the player selection and dodson is boxed into a corner over the position of johnson who does dodson answer to, surprised i havent read or heard much bitching or pressure from ...

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when you stick to the rugby, you obviously have some sense, a very insightful read i dont know if do the basics right can be correlated with lack of confidence or not knowing the game plan, its difficult to argue that some of the basics exhibited on the pitch in the last 2 - 3 years have been lament...

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It's a timing issue, the scrum where the ball sat in the middle was down to Ford and Laidlaw not communicating via the tap - which IMO should come from the hooker. Ford was hooking before and after that but it was just a glaringly obvious example it's been picked up on. The ball goes in and if Ford...

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It's a timing issue, the scrum where the ball sat in the middle was down to Ford and Laidlaw not communicating via the tap - which IMO should come from the hooker. Ford was hooking before and after that but it was just a glaringly obvious example it's been picked up on. The ball goes in and if Ford...

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Can't see many changes tbh, Scott to start and would prefer to see Taylor move to wing than Evans but think unlikely. Unless Rennie comes in would like to see Strocker back, though slightly against grain with way playing would like to see him at 7 and Brown 6. Ford probably should go, but, don't so...

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hi doc, what i meant on the match thread was that the bitching about sj is similar to the bitching about robbo the players have to take some responsibility themselves, and when in a scotland shirt a lot of them are forgetting basics, whether it be tackling, playing the ref, lineout catch and drives,...

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Afghanistan before the Taiban http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/22/article-2543902-1ADEBEBF00000578-108_634x472.jpg http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/22/article-2543902-1ADEBF0400000578-893_634x380.jpg http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/22/article-2543902-1ADEBEEE00000578-26_634x399.j...

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http://i.minus.com/iF4aLec2PYyuS.jpg Never understood why it doesn't make financial sense to recycle all that kit. Most of it is as the name of the unit running it suggests 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group. A lot of aircraft are stripped for parts, some get sold abroad, some get c...

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http://i.imgur.com/KibhtB3.gif mentalist! Too far... the safety bloke should have put the start bench a good bit lower... aye, the calculations occasionally go amiss, its a real safety issue when they out jump the slope :shock: that guy probably weighs 100 lb. interesting noting the change in style...

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Laurent wrote:
dargotronV.1 wrote:
guy smiley wrote:
mentalist!
Too far... the safety bloke should have put the start bench a good bit lower...

aye, the calculations occasionally go amiss, its a real safety issue when they out jump the slope

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Glen Torridon, Wester Ross

if you are into mountain biking off piste, this is perhaps the UK mecca, but dunne go near it from may to september, as its midge hq

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