I always get the impression that sassy is our own Brian Sewell.
Well, except sasguru sounds and looks more poncy.
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It's all about expanding our understanding. If we didnt pay them to do this, they would have to get jobs working behind bars, and we all know where that would lead.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhy are we paying scientists to monitor this stuff? Could they not do something useful like butlering for sas?
understand ?
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Why are we paying scientists to monitor this stuff? Could they not do something useful like butlering for sas?
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go easy on him. He's terrified of becoming a Northerner and losing some money on his houseOriginally posted by d000hg View PostIt's people just like you who make it terrible.
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It's because in the north all life is suffering. So what they are actually saying is "my suffering will be over sooner than yours". It's roughly equivalent to a southerner boasting about how many staff they are taking to the dalmatian coast with them this year.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI've never understood why Northeners think that boasting about their alcoholism is big and clever.
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I've never understood why Northeners think that boasting about their alcoholism is big and clever.Originally posted by Bunk View Post
Put down that shandy!!
After all any idiot can train their liver to deal with copious amounts of alcohol whilst completely destroying it.
Is it because they're congenitally stupid?
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It takes 10,000 years to complete, so yes, so would I like to live 10,000 years. Even just to get 10,000 years worth of pension payments out of Her Maj Govt.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI'd really like to be around to see the Earth's pole flip, it just seems really cool.
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I'd really like to be around to see the Earth's pole flip, it just seems really cool.
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The BBC will no doubt call it Anthropogenic Solar Pole ReversalOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostThe suns magnetic field is about to flip.
no need to panic though, it happens once every solar cycle
poles about to swap over
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