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@ugo wrote:

How can anyone want more rain after three weeks none stop of it eh !!!

For the reason I just said ugo. I don,t like the heat. It got far to hot for my liking last year and 2005 I think it was. Silly heat that is. When it,s too hot like that no one really enjoys it. You can,t sleep, eat, think. Rain and fog is good old British weather. Oh and something else I do like in the summer and I must get some more…..windchimes. Love em. :twisted:

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I agree with Tommy. I love the rain and the fog. I can,t stand it when it,s too hot. :evil: Anyway rain and fog is typical British weather. You can keep your heat I don,t want it. You can,t sleep at night because it,s too hot, you don,t want to eat because it,s too hot. Bring on the rain and fog.

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@smiley wrote:

@forumhostpb wrote:

BANG !!!!

..Is that Bat I can hear coming down the road in her Volvo?

OI!!! You bloody old git. You shaddup and stop picking on my car. :evil: :evil:

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@cas wrote:

@ubermik wrote:

Also Cas, you might want to look at the governments E-Petition page, I didnt even realise we had one until I got a mail about the petition regarding the pay per mile scheme the government is introducing

A petition on there alongside this one might be worth considering and also might even be a better place to have people sign

Thanks Uber,,,,,,,,,,would you have a link for this site?

Here you are Carol.

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/

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@*Sian wrote:

@emmalush wrote:

@bat wrote:

Emma it doesnt make a blind bit of difference what colour someones skin is. If I was in trouble, I couldn,t give a monkeys backside what colour skin the police officer has. Why is skin colour always such an issue with you? We are all the same underneath.

Of course it matters, people feel better in the company of those more like themselves. We are not all the same underneath. Tests between blacks and whites have shown many differences of the years.

For example, Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) is the name given to several genetic (ie inherited) blood conditions that affect mainly people from Africa, the Caribbean,
Asia, the Mediterranean and Saudi Arabia. SCD results from a defective production of haemoglobin, a substance in the red blood cells which gives blood its colour and carries oxygen around the body.
In people with SCD, the abnormal haemoglobin changes the round blood cell to a “sickle” or half moon shape when it gives up its oxygen, and this causes blockage of blood flow. This leads to a variety of complications including anaemia, severe episodes of pain (“crisis”), organ damage and infections.
People with SCD are born with the condition. It is not contagious and it can only be inherited from both parents.

For Facking Hells Sake!!! Are you for real? :lol:

Sadly sian I think she is. :roll: :roll:

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@emmalush wrote:

@bat wrote:

Emma it doesnt make a blind bit of difference what colour someones skin is. If I was in trouble, I couldn,t give a monkeys backside what colour skin the police officer has. Why is skin colour always such an issue with you? We are all the same underneath.

Of course it matters, people feel better in the company of those more like themselves. We are not all the same underneath. Tests between blacks and whites have shown many differences of the years.

For example, Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) is the name given to several genetic (ie inherited) blood conditions that affect mainly people from Africa, the Caribbean,
Asia, the Mediterranean and Saudi Arabia. SCD results from a defective production of haemoglobin, a substance in the red blood cells which gives blood its colour and carries oxygen around the body.
In people with SCD, the abnormal haemoglobin changes the round blood cell to a “sickle” or half moon shape when it gives up its oxygen, and this causes blockage of blood flow. This leads to a variety of complications including anaemia, severe episodes of pain (“crisis”), organ damage and infections.
People with SCD are born with the condition. It is not contagious and it can only be inherited from both parents.

Emma I swear that in all my life I have never encountered anyone quite as racist as you. Are you seriously telling me that if you were unfortunate enough to be in a car accident for example, and the attending officer was black, you,d refuse his offer of help because of his skin colour? Just out of interest, are you homophobic as well?

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@sailingal wrote:

Hi there!

I was wondering if there is a flatrate for broadband in the Uk. Does anyone know? Thanks for your help!!!

Here you go sailin, I found these for you.

http://www.bt.com/

http://www.tiscali.co.uk/products/broadband/home.html?code=ZZ-NL-12LW

http://www.broadband-finder.co.uk/broadband_provider.php?p=2

http://www.ntl.com/locales/gb/en/home/broadband/availability/

http://www.tv-broadband-phone.co.uk/

I would personally go for BT, but thats just me. Hope this helps.

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@emmalush wrote:

@*Sian wrote:

It doesn’t matter what colour they are aslong as they do the job :D

Lets assume you’re a white christian, would you prefer a white christian assisting you against crime, or a asian muslim?

Emma it doesnt make a blind bit of difference what colour someones skin is. If I was in trouble, I couldn,t give a monkeys backside what colour skin the police officer has. Why is skin colour always such an issue with you? We are all the same underneath.

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I once new a couple whose surname was Cann. The wife had a baby boy and they called him Austin. :roll:
Another couple I knew called their son Mark Spencer. :roll: ffs.
I know what you mean about these wierd names. They can,t be thinking of the child can they?

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@rainbowbrite wrote:

Thats your opinion, fair enough and i see what point you try to make. Would you shout out to them on the street to tell them to put it away? Ok so they make that choice and they will have to live by what they want to look like in life. So they’ve eaten a bit too much…you dont have to stare. Close your eyes.

I may hate smokers but i dont shout half way across the street *oi fag butt Lil….you smell like a f*cking ash tray*

Its rude.

No Rainbow I wouldn,t shout it out to them in the street, I,m not that rude. Yes I confess to thinking they look dreadful because they do. I,m sure you and many other people have looked at someone in the street and thought..”omg what do you look like”. We are all guilty of that. No I see your point I don,t have to look but again, havn,t you? Honestly?

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