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Hmm, I think I should leave. see ya.

Do you come to my house to see me or do you come to just get a free meal and a shower? Just to urinate through your letterbox :wink: Seriously though, of course people come here because they think it's better than what they've got. A lot of the time people risk death or prison to get into the UK, t...

Can I just confirm that if some crisis befalls the UK (civil war, environmental disaster, or whatever) neither of you will be moving abroad. You'll just stay in the country of your birth and won't hypocritically think about moving to a country where you might have a better quality of life.

Thanks for your reply J2M. I take your point but you haven't addressed my point about why you focus on colour and country and not regions within the UK. For example the residents of Weston-Super-Mare might not want racist bigots moving to their area and feel that it threatens their culture :wink: In...

J2m - unless you live in the same county, town and street in which you were born I don't understand what your problem is with country migration. Is it somehow different if people cross country boundaries rather than county boundaries? Or is it just about religion and colour?

JavaScriptDonkey wrote:Socialism has always ended up as fascism and always will.

Wow. You can see into the future and everything.

Hey Jonny,
Off Topic but where is that Friedrich Nietzsche quote from in your signature? Just wanted to see it in context.
I tried googleing it but all I got was powerswitch and a neo-nazi site.

jonny2mad wrote:if you read further on the bbc article you will find comments from people who say I'm leaving london because its no longer part of england, or it is white flight .

The plural of anecdote is not data.

Full report here: http://www.raeng.org.uk/news/publications/list/reports/Space_Weather_Full_Report_Final.PDF Adam, what do you think about this para from the bbc page: "Our grid is organised as a lattice, which means it has resilience built in," commented Chris Train, the director of marke...

A response to original nonsense:

Eating quinoa may harm Bolivian farmers, but eating meat harms us all

Soya, read the article mate. I did read the article, mate, unlike you, who obviously didn't get beyond the headline. The article talks about soya and quinoa. Here's a quote "Soya, a foodstuff beloved of the vegan lobby as an alternative to dairy products, is another problematic import, one tha...

Read the footnote mate:
"• This footnote was appended on 17 January 2013. To clarify: while soya is found in a variety of health products, the majority of production - 97% according to the UN report of 2006 - is used for animal feed."

Sorry to read about Charlie mate, all the best.

I completely agree about all road users abiding by the laws. Glad to have you on-board with the idea of tax ... for cyclists. +1 Absolutely agree 100%. Cyclists should pay the same tax as car users - which is proportional to their CO2 emissions. So I guess it should be somewhere between zero and fe...

I have noticed a trend where people posting just click the quote button to copy the whole of a post into theirs, where they add their reply. Next poster comes along and does the same thing. Many of the posts become more than a screenful, and the topic becomes difficult to read. Much of these quoted...