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I am very pro capybara in general but I am unsure of its capabilities in PMQs. Also Cameron might try to put his dick in it. E: 28 inches, a reasonable height for a capybara.
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I will support Corbyn through any amount of resignations if he promises to use capybaras to fill any front bench position not required to speak on a given day.
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baka kaba posted:The capybara is Corbyn's spirit animal Seriously is. Loves everyone, doesn't get pissed off at anything and takes tons of poo poo from people who ride on you, but is also seen by the majority of people as something they don't want to live with. Slight aside but looked at farming Capybara's a while back to sell as pets but decided there just can't be the market for them in the UK to warrant the setup costs given they are a licensed animal which really limits the market.
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LemonDrizzle posted:
Is this the Mail on Sunday just coming out to wind up the people who comment on Daily Mail articles?
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So, who's got bets on the first paper to openly go all Dolchstosslegende? I've got the Express, mid-July.
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Why do you need a license to own what is essentially a hairy herbivorous pig?
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ukle posted:Seriously is. Loves everyone, doesn't get pissed off at anything and takes tons of poo poo from people who ride on you, but is also seen by the majority of people as something they don't want to live with. Have you considered farming them just to be surrounded at all times by capybaras?
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OwlFancier posted:Why do you need a license to own what is essentially a hairy herbivorous pig? Licenses are also about having the right facilities - capybaras need quite a lot of specific stuff, I think, like somewhere to swim.
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OwlFancier posted:Why do you need a license to own what is essentially a hairy herbivorous pig? Various animals require licences to keep the UK's animal balance in check. Capybara's unleashed on the UK on mass would completely gently caress up the balance on wildlife around streams and rivers. MrL_JaKiri posted:Licenses are also about having the right facilities - capybaras need quite a lot of specific stuff, I think, like somewhere to swim. Its not really that. That's the 'PC' side of it, but reality is all licensed animals are licensed as they would gently caress up the UK's ecosystem if they were released. They unlicense and add new license required animals to the license regime every few years and every time its always based around how much could they damage the UK if they got loose. ukle fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Jul 2, 2016 |
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TinTower posted:So, who's got bets on the first paper to openly go all Dolchstosslegende? Hasn't the express already supported the EDL? I think if you're predicting they'll turn nazi you've missed the boat by years if not decades.
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TinTower posted:So, who's got bets on the first paper to openly go all Dolchstosslegende? The sun, mid-august
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We live in a country where there people who can barely look after cats, an animal the effectively looks after itself, I'm all for licensing anything that requires more effort. Reminds me of my all time favourite something awful post the horse one.
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ukle posted:Its not really that. That's the 'PC' side of it, but reality is all licensed animals are licensed as they would gently caress up the UK's ecosystem if they were released. They unlicense and add new license required animals to the license regime every few years and every time its always based around how much could they damage the UK if they got loose. I didn't realise the UK had any political capacity left to make reasonable, reality-based decisions about how to protect its wildlife (a lot of that poo poo got outsourced to Brussels).
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Careful gang, we're close to parenting licenses with comments like that.
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Y'all are not very good at spelling 'licence' 
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namesake posted:Careful gang, we're close to parenting licenses with comments like that. Kids absolutely gently caress up the natural ecosystem walking around picking flowers and preserving them by squashing them between big books or whatever kids do nowadays.
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feedmegin posted:Y'all are not very good at spelling 'licence' Sounds like we need to license use of the word licence
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StoneOfShame posted:Kids absolutely gently caress up the natural ecosystem walking around picking flowers and preserving them by squashing them between big books or whatever kids do nowadays. lol you think kids walk far enough away from their
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blowfish posted:lol you think kids walk far enough away from their TABLET. gently caress computers / consoles its the Tablet generation now. I really fear for the next generation as they would be dead if the internet went down for a week.
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ukle posted:TABLET. Kids these days with the computers/televisions/radios/books
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ukle posted:TABLET. Yeah. Having grown up half without then half with internet everything, I can basically watch my life skills (e.g. finding my way without google maps constantly open on the phone) detoriate.
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Having the sum total of human knowledge on call whenever I want it is the sort of thing you build a dependence on.
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Regarde Aduck posted:How long till they all just come out and say "wow this brexit thing seems like a bad idea"? Mail on Sunday has a different editorial team to Daily Mail, and was pro-Remain
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OwlFancier posted:Having the sum total of human knowledge on call whenever I want it is the sort of thing you build a dependence on.  and that's not even a bad thing despite the flood of articles complaining about ~digital amnesia~. Why would you even want to develop and maintain these rote skills if you could do something more worthwhile instead (or watch more netflix and porn)?
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McDonnell had a nice speech being candid about everything so far. http://www.leftfutures.org/2016/07/john-mcdonnells-on-the-leadership-battle/ What's interesting is how the leaks seem to go both ways. Corbyn and McDonnell have never had a plot against them that they haven't seen coming.
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I like the philosophical point that our reliance on electronic devices for our everyday functions like gathering resources needed to live and communicating with others means we are cyborgs even if the devices aren't physically integrated into our bodies as their removal does actually lessen us as people.
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Fans posted:What's interesting is how the leaks seem to go both ways. Corbyn and McDonnell have never had a plot against them that they haven't seen coming. It's pretty obvious to see a plot's coming when your opposition keep on going to the press and say how much they hate the leader and how they're going to rebel soon  [edit] That was a good speech MrL_JaKiri fucked around with this message at 23:19 on Jul 2, 2016 |
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blowfish posted:
And it's not like you don't learn anything just because you can access the info at any time. I don't have to look up recipes or how to perform certain tasks any more than I would with a non-internet knowledge base. I'm pretty sure if I had to rely on a regular road map I'd be able to muddle through and broadly remember the direction of places I've visited before and read road signs instead of shrieking "what is this sourcery?!" and plunging into a river.
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ukle posted:TABLET. Yeah man, kids today are dumb slackers who need distractions, unlike when I was young. *attempts to grind a rail for the 40th time, slips and destroys own balls* we were just as loving stupid. EDIT: It's just one of my pet peeves that my generation is currently falling into loving exactly the same mindset we railed against for so long: casually dismissing the younger generation as stupid morons who know nothing. We're already tipping over into "MILLENNIALS are destroying our TRADITIONAL VALUES" Yinlock fucked around with this message at 23:35 on Jul 2, 2016 |
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blowfish posted:
This may shock younger readers, but before smartphones some people did just still have terrible senses of direction.
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Yinlock posted:EDIT: It's just one of my pet peeves that my generation is currently falling into loving exactly the same mindset we railed against for so long: casually dismissing the younger generation as stupid morons who know nothing. We're already tipping over into "MILLENNIALS are destroying our TRADITIONAL VALUES" Millennials, as originally defined, are people of my age group (late 20's to early 30's) so 
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MrL_JaKiri posted:Millennials, as originally defined, are people of my age group (late 20's to early 30's) so Oh, I always thought it was people born post-2000 hence the name. My point still stands though even though I don't know what words mean.
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Yinlock posted:Oh, I always thought it was people born post-2000 hence the name. My point still stands though even though I don't know what words mean. no it's conventionally 1985 and up to i think 2000? people who came of age in the millennial period. i think after us is the 9/11 generation?
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MrL_JaKiri posted:This may shock younger readers, but before smartphones some people did just still have terrible senses of direction. you're talking like someone's never asked you for directions, and you've given them directions and as soon as they pull off you suddenly realise you've sent them to the road which sounds almost exactly like the one they wanted but is actually miles away from their intended destination
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"Millennials" is code for "Young People Doing Anything I Don't Like"
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Gorn Myson posted:I've seen leftist anime fans (who imo should be second up against the wall) constantly recommend Legend of Galactic Heroes, but gently caress knows if its legitimately good. Watch Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
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Fans posted:McDonnell had a nice speech being candid about everything so far. vid here
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Fans posted:McDonnell had a nice speech being candid about everything so far. Great speech thanks for linking it up. And yeah, it's not like the coup plots have been a secret - they could have learned about them by reading the drat papers. What IS interesting to know is that they had a person on the inside of the coup plotters' meetings. I do wonder who.
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