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  • Take Care Of Your Trails 2024
  • j_me
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    And he’s got the majority….

    j_me
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    No. Way.

    Yes I hear he has a pair of SPDs

    j_me
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    What’s Alex going to do?

    I think if there was a YES vote in a referendum it wouldn’t be opposed from Westminster.

    j_me
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    Now that’s a salad!!!

    j_me
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    Haggis…with salad !?! Never!!!

    j_me
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    With a quality Carpenter score to boot.

    j_me
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    j_me
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    Donated £9.99 – obviously I would have donated more but the moobs thing put me off. 😉

    j_me
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    Where will you be fishing and will it be Loch/Lake/River Sea Water/Fresh Water?

    j_me
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    but not who you’ve voted for

    I think they bag up all the voting slips, seal and store them. They could in theory open these and trace them back to the original voter if they suspected electoral fraud. So in theory they could, but its unlikely.

    j_me
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    Its not an anonymous vote in the UK.

    j_me
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    Bravo !

    j_me
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    🙂 That’s OK. How about this one…

    Daed-traa

    I go to the rockpool at the slack of the tide
    to mind me what my poetry’s for.

    It has its ventricles, just like us –
    pumping brine, like bull’s blood, a syrupy flow.

    It has its theatre –
    hushed and plush.

    It has its Little Shop of Horrors.
    It has its crossed and dotted monsters.

    It has its cross-eyed beetling Lear.
    It has its billowing Monroe.

    I go to the rockpool at the slack of the tide
    to mind me what my poetry’s for.

    For monks, it has barnacles
    to sweep broth as it flows, with fans,
    grooming every cubic millimetre.

    It has its ebb, the easy heft of wrack from rock,
    like plastered, feverish locks of hair.

    It has its flodd,
    It has its welling god
    with puddled, podgy face and jaw.

    It has its holy hiccup.

    Its minute’s silence

    daed-traa.

    I go to the rockpool at the slack of the tide
    to mind me what my poetry’s for.

    j_me
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    Dead Swans

    The dead swans lay in the stagnant pool.
    They lay. They rotted. They turned
    Around occassionally.
    Bits of flesh dropped off them from
    Time to time.
    And sank into the pool’s mire.
    They also smelt a great deal.

    j_me
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    He’ll be all right Jack.
    The Lib Dems are shagged though.

    j_me
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    Take the road/landy track up to the Blackwater damn and down the Cairan Path.

    j_me
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    Must have been all those chaps on “The Haterz!” list.

    j_me
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    Stop running round in circles.

    j_me
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    CCTV / Webcams are the way forward.
    HTH

    j_me
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    j_me
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    Same size as a merlin

    song thrush stats
    Mistle thrush stats

    OK…give or take a cm or two 🙂

    j_me
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    Too big for a Merlin. They are proper tiny, like thrush sized.

    Hobby.

    j_me
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    “for the (council) election I have had zero information. Does no-one want me to vote? I don’t vote on party lines but for best candidate in my eyes. So all I have is a list, a blindfold and a pin.”I don’t care about my vote enough to find out about the candidates

    FTFH
    AV wont fix apathetic voters.

    j_me
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    females are a brownish colour – both sexes have that distinctive ‘tache though.

    j_me
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    Here is some positive campaigning. Vote yes…..

    Vote NO with your first vote!!!
    No = 1

    j_me
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    interesting – I thought we said this was impossible…

    Who said it was impossible? Votes are reallocated until one candidate receives more than 50% of the vote OR no more votes can be reallocated.

    j_me
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    Individual MPs [in the scheme of things] have very little power, so unless AV could return a radically different result – the FPTP system for choosing which party then governs will pretty much trump it

    Only about a third of existing MPs have been elected with a clear majority. So AV, if selected, will come into play in most seats.

    j_me
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    Thanks Bez – I couldn’t be bothered typing all that!

    j_me
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    Go on, work that one out!

    Dodgers win – took less than 10 seconds to work out . Which is probably quicker than you typed it.

    j_me
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    What about Battenburg Cake?

    j_me
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    He might be colour blind.

    j_me
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    j_me
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    It’s plain guage ti, of a similar guage to stays used on mtbs. They are never butted by the brake boss

    You’ve moved the point of loading considerably. You’ve changed from a load that would have been shared between 2 stays onto a single stay.

    j_me
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    I’m not talking about just BNP votes though – there are plenty of other “fringe” parties, UKIP attracted over 16% of the total vote at the last European election

    Same goes with the BNP – 6% at euro election

    And this is why we have 2 BNP members representing us in the European parliament, including Mr Griffin himself. What’s changed ?

    j_me
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    Small pic but I’m pretty sure that’s a female peregrine falcon. Good spot.

    Edit – that’s better!…reviewing the bigger pic it looks like it might be a female hobby.

    j_me
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    I would get c£50 per night.
    Any hours spent answering calls are added to your flexi-time.

    j_me
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    Under FPTP, the racists will be tactically voting Tory to try to get Labour out?

    Under AV, they have to be openly racist first then, after their BNP, UKIP, England First or whatever votes are thrown out, they get to vote Tory.

    And how would that will change the result? Or is your argument is that it will benefit Labour as they may win outright due to the split Tory vote?

    j_me
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    Why do they favour it though?

    Do you mean why would they favour FPTP.
    Because it encourages a two party political system. This type of system is more likely to produce a decisive result in a general election and put a majority government in power. Some people argue that it’s better to have a majority government with no coalitions as they will be able to advance their political manifesto/goals without compromise. i.e. It produces “stronger” governments.

    j_me
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    Better. Whatever you do shirley the weld at the bottom of the seat stay would be a weak point as it will be taking loads it hasn’t been designed for

    j_me
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    How does FPTP favour anyone

    It doesn’t favour any one particular party but it encourages a two party political system.

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