Anyway, how are things with you EO?
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Hello, all!
Busy packing again now. Xferring files to laptop, loading car with stuff for when we can move into new house.
Busy, busy, busy!Drivelling in TPD is not a mental health issue. We're just community blogging, that's all.
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From The Sunday TimesMarch 9, 2008
Oi, shoppers – that’s my petrol
Jeremy Clarkson
If I were to see someone indulging in antisocial behaviour, such as cycling on the pavement or urinating in a public place, I would roll my eyes and quietly tut. If it were something more serious, such as riding a horse through a supermarket or throwing a baby dog into a ravine, I might even say something.Comment
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Strangely, however, when I spot someone dropping litter, I am overcome with a sometimes uncontrollable need to perform experiments on his head involving petrol and scorpions.
Prison? No chance. That’s for rapists and robbers. Litter louts should be peeled and rolled in a barrel full of salt and snakes.Comment
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That good idea.Originally posted by AndyGarbs View Post
Dumbing down the way.
Few words good.
We happy.
Democracy served.
After all, having a population able to consider and communicate to potential consequences of actions is abhorrent in a controlled society. See 1984. Once we are all using Newspeak, it will all be doubleplusgood.Drivelling in TPD is not a mental health issue. We're just community blogging, that's all.
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