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La solidad. [loneliness] very apt.
Delicious Chopin
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5 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
Growing up when 60's rock 'n roll was new I never imagined then that I would or could appreciate the above in the distant future.
I'm surprised anyone listened to it at all.
Bit of a loner here. But am I bovvered.
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27 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Landrover Series 2A
Nice one Grouse, I had one too, but I didn't do any rustling,
I 'came by' a granite milestone 8 miles from Bodmin.
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10 minutes ago, Grouse said:
I have recently been very impressed with rapidly rising wind power results. Bring back the solar support and install some AGRs to provide nuclear until fusion comes on 50 years from now. How did we lose our own nuclear industry? I must read up on that. Coal is almost finished, then oil, then combined cycle (that's gas for our new friend) Frakking is not worth the risk and environmental damage. Fossil furs wil soon be history.
Fossil fuels will also be history. Agreed, can't be soon enough Grouse!
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No-one know the future, except to say that it is uncertain.In the present case, the majority of voters have chosenmore uncertainty over less uncertainty. They have chosento abandon the known to explore beyond the edge of themap. 'There be dragons', some say. But such explorationis often required for growth, and certainly, withoutexploration, mankind would have 'remained' cave dwellers.Lots of good debate here, but, in the end, its all downto the human spirit and ingenuity, which is best whenunfettered, as when you all left home and made goodby yourselves.Think of Jefferson, Ghandi, etc what would they dowith the brexit problem?
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Everything seems well covered here, I would only add that whatever tractor
you go for, it might be an idea to avoid the newer electronically controlled
machines, the older stuff can be owner fixed with a spanner..or hammer.
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12 hours ago, Tippaporn said:
Jack White and the Raconteurs excellent live cover of Nancy Sinatra's 1966 hit, Bang Bang.
I reckon that was Cher's as I remember. great music.
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On 4/4/2018 at 9:40 AM, RuamRudy said:
Haha - story time:
Nice story RR, But do you ever suffer from headaches or deafness?
Look, no drums.
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5 hours ago, Stargrazer9889 said:
The USD, in good shape or bad shape compared to the Thai Baht.
ell in the USA, there was a housing crisis. Has that been fixed or can
your still buy a house, no moey down, etc. Move out of Mom and Dads basement
with your 2 ten dollar an hour jobs at MacDonalds into a 200 thousand dollar house, where
you discover stuff called. Mortgage, Utility bills, yes the Power, Gas or oil, and fees galore for
getting these services to your place. You find out that air conditioning or heat is not free.
you let the house go and move back to the basement. Hmmm. is that why the USA is
still in the soup financially? The government is still getting paid big wages for lots of
rich people, such as the President and his family, all the Governers and their families,
the local mayors and councillers and their families. How about the Military of the USA and
all of its costs, or the 2 B747 that fly everytime the President goes somewhere?
Geezer
Welcome to the Matrix.
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25 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:
Another classic opening track to a classic album - Debaser by the Pixes, from Doolittle
Wow, was that an industrial accident?
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33 minutes ago, billd766 said:
Victoria plums they was.
Did you mean Victoria's plum?
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I have a 1986 Citroen 2CV for which I paid 60 GBp 14 years ago.
Its more smiles to the mile, and some holes in roof.
But I cant women out of it.
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4 hours ago, Digitalbanana said:
Mark Ernestus & Obadikah - April Dub [2016]
Brixton, 2am. full volume. solid.
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1 hour ago, Orac said:
You seem to be confusing something being recorded as an incident with something being recorded as a crime - they are not the same.
Sent from my iPad using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile appHome Office rules disagree with you, 'All reports of incidents, whether from victims, witnesses or third parties and whether crime related or not, will, unless immediately recorded as a crime, result in the registration of an auditable incident report by the police'.
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48 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
Right, so that is why criticism of authorities can land you in prison in almost every ASEAN nation but is protected free speech throughout Europe.
Doh!
You have the illusion of free speech.The most recent example was Amber Rudd, the Home Secretary, speaking at the Conservative Party Conference last October. She called for firms to record how many foreign workers they employ to help ensure they are …
“not taking jobs British people could do”.
Sadly for her, some virtue-signalling, attention seeking progressive liberal academic with little else to do, reported her for hate speech, and it was recorded as a hate incident. Doh! Doh!
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10 minutes ago, Slaps said:
Not Now John
This makes me want to get on my political soap box.
Modern life is an illusion.
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bannork
Another gloomy tune..but quite attractive, and thoughtful
Go well with a bottle of Sang Som...Funny enough, one has
just turned up. ChurnJai.
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14 minutes ago, Slaps said:
And I got a strong urge to fly
A bit gloomy. If he's got a grand piano, he will fly.
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49 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Pigs? Flying? Oh never mind....
I missed it..sodit
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1 hour ago, simoh1490 said:
I wonder how well Thailand would fare if it pulled out and what the people would think - a rhetorical question of course.
The ASEAN is for peace an trade. The EU is a states control authority.
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21 minutes ago, Grouse said:
And I assume that's a flying helmet!
No, its a childs potty
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22 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:
It's been raining here today, makes a nice change from the heat.
The sun always shines on the righteous.
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Brexit has created chaos in Britain – nobody voted for this
in World News
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Don't invite me to dinner.