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edit: I am a part of gentrification so any criticism would always include myself. Now just when Pontifex was looking to be the most pompous on the thread, this doozy gets posted. I don't like the use of that word but I was responding directly to pontifex's use of it. I was referring to "any critism...

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bimboman wrote:
edit: I am a part of gentrification so any criticism would always include myself.

Now just when Pontifex was looking to be the most pompous on the thread, this doozy gets posted.

I don't like the use of that word but I was responding directly to pontifex's use of it.

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That's your exaggeration, not mine. I seem to remember you were very insistent that observable (and easily provable) phenomena in Berlin were not real, because you 1) aren't very observant and 2) probably read little beyond Ex Berliner in terms of Berlin news . It's funny you're so critical of hips...

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You've mentioned hipsters twice in your last 2 posts. Twice in the same conversation? bake me away, toys. Well, you've mentioned gentrification before with me as the biggest problem in the municipality, several times. I guess that's because it's safe to criticise some migration. My girlfriend remem...

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Santa wrote:You've mentioned hipsters twice in your last 2 posts.

Twice in the same conversation?

bake me away, toys.

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I have no idea who laid the poison, I only know the council appears to be attempting to claim that it was them, which I find unlikely (especially given that they probably wouldn't hide it in meat). You miss a lot of what's going on around you if you don't understand what people are saying. I guess ...

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Liathroidigloine wrote:
Mullet 2 wrote:RTE have had to pay compensation for falsly altering the course of an election you stupid spa.

Nothing worse than the emigrant Irish and their opinions.
And yet no heads rolled. There was no media campaign against the journalists who destroyed a mans reputation.

Ask Maurice McCabe about it.

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Mog The Almighty wrote:Calmly and rationaly stating (possibly to some) uncomfortable/unpaletable facts about the actual topic of discussion is clearly not that.

You should never signal that you are being calm and rational. That is for others to decide.

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Ding ding, SH’ers out round two!!! Some of my best friends are dogs and poisoning them for the crimes of their owners is baaaaaad but.... Berlin Neukölln neighbourhood* dog owners come extremely close to Berlin Neukölln cyclists in terms of selfishness and general obliviousness. IMO it's not some I...

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@pontifex

Dog poisoning has a history in Berlin which predates the influx of refugees. My gut feeling is that it is the work of some born and bred senior citizen Berliners who are furious with-

A. Dog poo covering the footpaths
B. Dogs constantly off their leashes

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Where next for Arsène Wenger? He's getting on a bit now but supposedly he lives for football. Pity for him, Arsenal, his next club and the universe that he hung around so long. International? Maybe, if he got to oversee the underage sides, academy setup etc as his day-to-day job. He wouldn't have t...

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Where next for Arsène Wenger? He's getting on a bit now but supposedly he lives for football. Pity for him, Arsenal, his next club and the universe that he hung around so long.

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Hurling on RTE 2 now - Dublin 3-14 Kilkenny 0-18

58 minutes gone

edit: ft Dublin 3-16 KKK 1-25

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EverReady wrote:I got spat on by a coach load of British pensioners in Fishguard

We all had embarrassing student jobs.

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bimboman wrote:Sadly my story is true.

Tell us more, please.

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Mr. Very Popular wrote:
camroc1 wrote:
They’ll have to start putting them around the crest soon enough.

Too late for flattery.

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Ali's Choice wrote:Congratulations Leinster! Kings of the NH

It's been a great year for Irish Rugby. All Irish Rugby fans should be proud of their country today.

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4 There are lots of confirmed members of that organisation who were either killed or imprisoned or became politicians. The question is were any of them not Catholic. It's still a genuine question. As for the religious angle I don't think anyone thinks religion had anything to do with it other than ...

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2. Terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. 2 Anyone planting bombs in the hope of killing me my friends and family is a terrorist as far as I am concerned Agreed, they are murderers for indiscriminately attacking civilians but that was in reference to - They were not to Provos were they. Were t...

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Do you know of any confirmed IRA member who was not a Catholic ? A quick Google- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Gilmore George Gilmore (1898–1985) was a Protestant Irish Republican Army leader during the 1920s and 1930s. They were not to Provos were they. Were those guys committing terrorist ...

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Anonymous. wrote:Do you know of any confirmed IRA member who was not a Catholic ?

A quick Google-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Gilmore

George Gilmore (1898–1985) was a Protestant Irish Republican Army leader during the 1920s and 1930s.

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wamberal99 wrote:The IRA were Catholics.

Catholicism was never a requirement of Irish nationalism. I would be surprised if every single member had been a Roman Catholic.

I am not defending the IRA and their atrocities but their end game had nothing to do with religion.

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From one of DT's links above, I see there is a linked article about black people being arrested as burglars while using Airbnb - hadn't considered that before.

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Black Yale Grad Student Napping in Dorm’s Common Room Prompts Fellow Student to Call Police http://ktla.com/2018/05/09/black-yale-grad-student-napping-in-dorms-common-room-prompts-fellow-student-to-call-police/ I mean really. I assume it is s fear of confrontation but to call the cops for that is c...

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Keith wrote:Good riddance to the unfunny cunt

You are technically correct in the same way that Maradona is no longer a very good footballer.

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Any other team and I’d be behind Leinster, but Racing conducted themselves so well in the aftermath of Foleys death that it’s hard to not want them to win, and I think a lot of Munster fans would be the same. Can’t see Racing winning it, but I hope they make a game of it. https://thumbs.gfycat.com/...

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It's seems through Googling that I have been wrong my whole life thinking/saying - it is just clothes . THEY ARE JUST CLOTHES! :shock: :o It is just clothing. Thanks, genghis khan and Jamie Campbell :thumbup: You're welcome, enjoy your day :thumbup: Or the 'it' refers to the controversy rather than...

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It's seems through Googling that I have been wrong my whole life thinking/saying - it is just clothes . THEY ARE JUST CLOTHES! :shock: :o It is just clothing. Thanks, genghis khan and Jamie Campbell :thumbup: Is the point here the distinction between the singular and the plural, or is there more at...

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It's seems through Googling that I have been wrong my whole life thinking/saying - it is just clothes.

THEY ARE JUST CLOTHES!

It is just clothing.

Thanks, genghis khan and Jamie Campbell

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they're just clothes,” he said.

Although, perhaps he should have said - it's just clothes/they are just items of clothing - but otherwise

Or is/are clothes plural?

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According to Liveline, when they switched to this American test lab most of the scientists involved in evaluating the decision, on whether the tests should stay or go, resigned in protest as they felt the new system would have problems with accuracy and was a scandal waiting to happen a decade down ...

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I tried pomegranate this morning. Fvcking overrated. Pineapple, vanilla salt, and pomegranate sounds wrong but is a rather nice fruit dish for breakfast on a summer morning. Too healthy. Porridge, blueberries, peanuts, quark and chocolate ice-cream? Heaped high in the bowl. https://encrypted-tbn0.g...

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danthefan wrote:it was the impression I got from a discussion on the radio the other day.

Welcome to the club. I'm relieved to not have been the only one confused/mislead by the media's presentation of the situation.

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The juice of two lemons in hot water. Two cups of coffee with honey and cream. A grapefruit.

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I dont think his record there is overlooked, it was on the strength of that that he got the ManU job and most people recall/know that he was the last manager outside the Old Firm to win a title. Not meaning to take away from Ferguson's achievements with Aberdeen but Dundee Utd won the league during...

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Sorry, that read wrong above. Those 162 did have a false negative but have already been diagnosed, another 162+ might not yet be diagnosed having been given a false negative. Pitchfork is still useful, tbf. It doesn't sound like that's an acceptable number to miss. I understood that from your post....

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CM11 wrote:The whole thing is a mess and the issue now is that no woman can be sure that their test was correct. So there probably are that many people who have been given a false negative. Just not specifically those 162.

I can put my pitchfork away.

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Cheers. I am so confused. I listened to approximately 4 hours of Liveline where - it seemed to me - they were talking about these 162 women as possibly being women who didn't yet know that they might have cancer. Women who might have been happily going about their business with a negative result. I ...

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CM11, Are you clear that all 160+ women were recalled for another test - without giving them the reason why - upon the audit making it known internally that they had received incorrect results? If so, then I bow to your superior knowledge of the situation. It would also change my perspective to know...

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