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make mine a dandelion and burdock :P

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I thought about posting that one but then realised I was just being plain nasty :lol: I hope you feel better and sleep easy tonight Tommy :wink:

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@pikey wrote:

Does anyone else have quandaries about whether to finish the bifter and have a little bit of ale left or finish the beer and have a little bit of spliff left? Or is it just me?

finish it….waste is such a terrible thing :wink:

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ditto to that one :wink:

also realising that I aint as skint as I thought I was this week :D

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I can play the blue veined flute :lol:

I have a bash on me son’s drum kit from time to time but thats mainly stress relief :D :twisted:

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its all every sick indeed :?

I remember watching the program about this some months ago and what I got out of it was the knowledge that what these people have done has been very much frowned upon by other animal right activists who protest peacefully. All this has done is raise the profile but give a wrong impression of the good work that they do.

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@squeezy wrote:

@tommy-toxen wrote:

So you’re against a 16 year old boy getting justice for his father’s murder?

I am aganst it when it is done this way. :(

Yes, by all means, have the killer executed, but to allow a young boy to become a killer himself in carrying out the execution is unbelievable.

But you did suggest a firing squad in your post Tox, and I think that would be a better way of doing things.

I agree with you Squeezy in that its wrong to make the boy a murderer himself. It gives off a very mixed and unsavoury message to me. I have said before on many other threads that I’m against death penalties but if its within a particular country’s laws then at least it should be done humanely otherwise we are no better than the person who committed the crime in the first place.

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I’m a little undecided on this but in the main I lean towards thinking that this situation isn’t right. My main reasons for this are the rights of the child to a fair crack at a ‘normal’ life. I understand that they have made appropriate plans for when they are too old to care for the child or if something hapens to them, however I still can’t help but think that they haven’t thought about the childs emotional needs within this plan.

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cya mary…have a good day xxx

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tarah honey bunch and tc xxx

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