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Product provided at-cost and they're suing.

This is quite the clusterfuck.

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Have they pre-paid for the stock? If not then they're on rocky ground and the whole thing is pointless That’s not how it works Go on..... 1. You hardly need to have prepaid to have grounds to sue for breach of contract 2. If they’re on rock ground then the case should be dismissed so what are you w...

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Rumours KSE could consider selling Arsenal for around £2 billion. The owner of Spotify Daniel Elk stated he is a lifelong Arsenal fan who would love to own the club and si preparing a formal offer with help from Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira. If true, then I'm excited. Will he p...

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Rumours KSE could consider selling Arsenal for around £2 billion. The owner of Spotify Daniel Elk stated he is a lifelong Arsenal fan who would love to own the club and si preparing a formal offer with help from Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira. If true, then I'm excited. Will he p...

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Yer Man wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:00 pm Have you tried moving closer to the object instead?

Keeping a considerable distance between yourself and wild animals is usually considered best practice.

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I know everyone's on tenterhooks wondering what did we go for.

We got the Bosch serie 6 larder fridge and Liebherr undercounter freezer for the utility. Not cheap but nothing bloody is.

If these fudge up I'll be back here in a huff.

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why do you assume they aren't? Anyway as i see it f u ck the Irish Because he's done it a few times now and I don't see any repercussions. repercussions from his team members and coaches such as ? Some attempt to change his behaviour. Resulting in his behaviour changing. Behaviour has not changed s...

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I still can't fathom why his team members and coaches aren't pulling him up on this . Risk to the other team aside, from a purely self-interested perspective it just risks penalties and cards. why do you assume they aren't? Anyway as i see it f u ck the Irish Because he's done it a few times now an...

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I still can't fathom why his team members and coaches aren't pulling him up on this . Risk to the other team aside, from a purely self-interested perspective it just risks penalties and cards. why do you assume they aren't? Anyway as i see it f u ck the Irish Because he's done it a few times now an...

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I still can't fathom why his team members and coaches aren't pulling him up on this . Risk to the other team aside, from a purely self-interested perspective it just risks penalties and cards. why do you assume they aren't? Anyway as i see it f u ck the Irish Because he's done it a few times now an...

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I still can't fathom why his team members and coaches aren't pulling him up on this.

Risk to the other team aside, from a purely self-interested perspective it just risks penalties and cards.

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I'm going cheap. I don't expect to use them much. The advice I was looking for was in part what you gave. Because of covid there is only the drive through option available. So the 6 (4 kids) of us will share binoculars in the car. Again its in Florida so plenty of good light. I am just thinking: - ...

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also, if you're looking to spend a lot les than that let us know, there's a few options. Assume you're stateside so can't really advise on shops, but the RSPB sell a range of binoculars which are made by viking that have a decent reputation. Not tried them myself, I'm afraid, but come in handy size ...

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Heading to a local safari with the family in a couple of weeks. Looking at buying 2 pairs of binoculars. Been reading up on them. Pretty interesting. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/outdoors/buying-guide/binocular Thinking of a 10x50 cheaper version than a 12x25 higher quality as bigger field ...

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The lack of decent Maths education in the U.K. is an embarrassment.... Teacher critiquing the measurement system. :lol: yeah, the performance is poor because “league tables “ Yup. If you know how a school acts in relation to league tables or targets you'd agree. But you don't work in a school and k...

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Sefton wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 5:08 pm Whichever you can fit the most beer in.

They all seem a bit much of a muchness here. ON subejct of booze some profess 'wine racks;' which are, to all intents and purposes, reshaped coat hangers.

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bimboman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 21, 2021 5:04 pm Miele.

There's expensive and then there's expensive.

Although everyone I know with Meile kit (yes, I've done my research, including surveys) seems to have had them for decades so they are clearly well made.

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We've got a pretty knackered split fridge/freezer and want to just fit a larder fridge and put a chest freezer in utility. More space for the beer, which is the first thing the missus evicts when she does the shopping. I cannot, for love nor money, work out what the hell the differences between the ...

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and he's going down.

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Small world. I know him - he's close friends with a nursing colleague of my wife's. He didn't strike me as particularly aggressive when I met him, but suppose a year of this horror would test anyone's patience, especially an owner of a very successful business which relies upon footfall. Good booze...

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Small world. I know him - he's close friends with a nursing colleague of my wife's.

He didn't strike me as particularly aggressive when I met him, but suppose a year of this horror would test anyone's patience, especially an owner of a very successful business which relies upon footfall.

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Why are people getting so worked up over this. English football sold its soul decades ago. This is perhaps the wake-up call to that for those who didn't realsie it. I think many did, and were as powerless then as now. Not specifically the start of the PL, but take the reaction of many Man U fans to...

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Reflecting on this I can’t see how it’s any business of governments how private owned businesses organise their matters. It’s globalisation borne large, and the reaction of the Multi Millionaires in the rest of the premier league is how everyone left behind in the rust belt feel on a daily basis fo...

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Reflecting on this I can’t see how it’s any business of governments how private owned businesses organise their matters. It’s globalisation borne large, and the reaction of the Multi Millionaires in the rest of the premier league is how everyone left behind in the rust belt feel on a daily basis fo...

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This thread has struck a minor chord with me. I've been yearning to get back to nature this last year. I'm going wild camping around Barmouth this weekend and looking forward to it tremendously. I'm also seriously thinking about giving up my corporate job and concentrating on my new business, but I...

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Reflecting on this I can’t see how it’s any business of governments how private owned businesses organise their matters. It’s globalisation borne large, and the reaction of the Multi Millionaires in the rest of the premier league is how everyone left behind in the rust belt feel on a daily basis fo...

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Experience: I’ve had the same supper for 10 years I have two pieces of fish, an onion, an egg, baked beans and biscuits. Being a farmer means every day is the same I have lived in the Teifi valley, in west Wales, all my life: 72 years. I’m a farmer and look after 71 sheep. My boyhood was spent help...

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Hold up, maybe we're being a bit hasty....

https://kumb.com/story.php?id=135529

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Any serious breach of the Rule Book results in an independent three-person tribunal sitting to hear the case, ascertain guilt and set the punishment, which can range from fines to points deductions and, in extreme cases, expulsion from the competition (this has never happened in the history of the ...

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I'm done. Done, done, done, done, done. Pure greed and anti competition and anti meritocracy. Billionaires crying at smaller teams punching above their weight. Expel them all from their domestic leagues, expel them from all current cup competitions, deduct all points for this season. You have to co...

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I'm done. Done, done, done, done, done. Pure greed and anti competition and anti meritocracy. Billionaires crying at smaller teams punching above their weight. Expel them all from their domestic leagues, expel them from all current cup competitions, deduct all points for this season. You have to co...

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Current noises from UEFa and FIFA are that any player competing in this debacle will not be eligible for any UEFA or FIFA sanctioned event. Is this bigger than the world Cup/Euros, especially to the players? You'd hope so What ? English players haven’t given a shit about the national side for a gen...

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Current noises from UEFa and FIFA are that any player competing in this debacle will not be eligible for any UEFA or FIFA sanctioned event.

Is this bigger than the world Cup/Euros, especially to the players? You'd hope so

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Bath made hard work of that, although still not entirely sure what some of the scrum penalties were for.

Interception pass aside, Ford very impressive, both passing and tactical kicking. Really wish his dad could have kept it in his trousers.

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Apols if this is a distraction, but as a reasonably recent emigre to Edinburgh I assumed that Borders was the heartland of Scottish Rugby - having been here for a few years it really doesn't seem to feature. Was this always the case, or has professionalism had a negative impact here? I may be a tou...

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Where is the cash going? The IRFU makes the majority of its money on the International Game and its biggest cost is wages. Is the SRU still paying a mountain of debt? Something doesnt add up here. Still need some club revenue, especially in lean 6N years. Gates aren't that big here, outside of the ...

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Can we chillax the Leinster obsession. Glasgow proved that the appetite is there but then the SRU let its stars be picked off one by one. Perhaps following the Irish and now Welsh model on overseas players should be looked at. It has, more than once. And to be frank it is tainted by the fact that M...

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Mick Mannock wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 3:38 pm I am sure you are not alone.

Many of us have noted his behaviour.

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Then <snipped for brevity> Now <snipped for brevity> Not that I'm expecting it to be a particularly simple or satisfactory operation to withdraw troops, I'd hope Biden's approach would be a considered, carefully orchestrated one - I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking Trump's would have been 'fudge th...

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Comparing to car deaths is spurious - if we could, we would choose for people not to die in car crashes. That we accept risk is an entirely different concept. We could choose for far less people to die in car crashes. Reduce the speed limit to 20, everywhere. Is that inconvenience worth saving the ...

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