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Solefald posted:Anyone else remember the "pop man"?  e: Again? H226 is the GHS hazard statement for flammable liquids and vapours, which covers most esters and probably the concentrate for that bubblegum stuff. Guavanaut fucked around with this message at 16:54 on Jun 30, 2018 |
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Solefald posted:L o l Lowcocks? Because yes I really want something that tastes like green cream soda. M&S used to do one but they stopped.
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Jun 30, 2018 16:53
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Went to the NHS protest in Westminster for a while. Kinda lukewarm protest. But the visibility was pretty good.
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Jun 30, 2018 17:10
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this doesn't sound very environmentally responsible https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44668572 also the picture of angry Gove is hilarious
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Jun 30, 2018 17:13
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WhatEvil posted:Noodle chat If you're actually making meals you could try something like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2emsO2gYE8s and go for a low-calorie version if you want. Ramen's good as a snack but you need some healthy stuff in there too if it's gonna be real food, or your god will punish you McDragon posted:this doesn't sound very environmentally responsible Gonna assume it went a little like this https://twitter.com/AshAgony/status/991560502810640385 baka kaba fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Jun 30, 2018 |
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Jun 30, 2018 17:19
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If you're looking for quick Chinese snacks, I can confirm that chopped cucumbers with salt, szechuan pepper, chilli oil and rice vinegar is the food of the gods.
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McDragon posted:this doesn't sound very environmentally responsible Didn't the EU already discard that "customs partnership" plan anyway? And the Tories are still arguing over whether they approve of it or not?
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Jun 30, 2018 17:24
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baka kaba posted:Gonna assume it went a little like this I was thinking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rToaZUjMcKY&t=72s
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Jun 30, 2018 17:28
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As I know this thread contains a number of people who a: like city building games and b: like complaining about capitalism, you all might enjoy this series that just started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQzfa4iXxZ4
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Pochoclo posted:Didn't the EU already discard that "customs partnership" plan anyway? And the Tories are still arguing over whether they approve of it or not? They're banking on the British public being massively uninformed about what's happening on the EU side (which is fair) so they can just theatrically strut around making grand speeches named after places and announcing plans to bring to the negotiations like this is somehow progress. They have nothing whatsoever so they're just rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic and feigning confidence so when it all collapses they can go "oh no! It was going so well and in good faith!!" and hope everyone piles on the EU for sabotaging BRITANE drat I was gonna steal this if it had the part I was thinking of when I was typing that post. The bit where they vote and only opposing voice is that little guy, and when they finally ask who's doing it he goes "it was him *points at chad* let's get him" and everyone beats up the wrong dude :itisabrexitanalogy: baka kaba fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Jun 30, 2018 |
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WhatEvil posted:...and that I have SEVERE hayfever (if you go to the doc and say that supermarket hayfever pills are not good enough, they will put you on 1x180mg Fexofenadine/day as a start... I am on 4/day which is the maximum and still suffer) means that I need aircon or I'd be dying in the summer either from heat or from tearing my throat/nose/eyes out. Fellow Hayfever comrade PLEASE do yourself a favour and lookup the kenalog injection. It’s not on the NHS (as a steroid, any bad reaction someone might have would be three weeks of resources used so they stopped using it on cost/benefit analysis) and it will cost around £50 but it is loving magic. I had such bad hayfever that I would be off sick 2/3 days a week and the only thing I could do was stay in bed the entire day. I’ve now had two summer with at most slightly itchy eyes and no rivers of mucus.
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Every time I see this I think why didn't he just put it in one of the bins?
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Praseodymi posted:Every time I see this I think why didn't he just put it in one of the bins? Prolly cuz he wanted to prove himself as a true manly Proud Boy and putting it in the bin would be for pussy beta cucks or something
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baka kaba posted:drat I was gonna steal this if it had the part I was thinking of when I was typing that post. The bit where they vote and only opposing voice is that little guy, and when they finally ask who's doing it he goes "it was him *points at chad* let's get him" and everyone beats up the wrong dude This part? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grupR1xTLvc
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Aidan_702 posted:Fellow Hayfever comrade PLEASE do yourself a favour and lookup the kenalog injection. It’s not on the NHS (as a steroid, any bad reaction someone might have would be three weeks of resources used so they stopped using it on cost/benefit analysis) and it will cost around £50 but it is loving magic. I had such bad hayfever that I would be off sick 2/3 days a week and the only thing I could do was stay in bed the entire day. I’ve now had two summer with at most slightly itchy eyes and no rivers of mucus. Thanks for the tip, I might try it out. Are you also taking antihistamines still?
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Ja! I've just decided that cool guy is clearly Corbyn
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Solefald posted:L o l Ah yes  When grandparents used to visit on a Bank Holiday, the Corona man - we were allowed a bottle of luminous fizzy stuff. Dad would sometimes be a devil and get a bottle of Dandelion and Burdock too. That was before he started making his own wine at home and we would drink a pint of elderflower wine each at Sunday lunchtime and be totally blotto all afternoon (aged 12!) - he didn't seem to register that kids shouldn't really be drinking it (well not in pint glasses anyway!), it wasn't pop!https://imgur.com/RFe1T2p
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Guavanaut posted:Yess. I recently rediscovered that Barr do that bubblegum soda that tastes of some kind of blend of imitation fruit esters. Oh gently caress that soda, I had it once and it was absolutely vile. Their raspberryade though 
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Gonzo McFee posted:I'm just not a fan of political violence unless it's done by the police to students and leftists, then it's just them getting the hiding they need bring back national service warm pint of beer all grown up it's coming home Come and see the violence inherent in the system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axE83zcx6wY
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quote:An angry Michael Gove reportedly ripped up papers on post-Brexit customs options after his concerns about the proposals were downplayed. hissy fits abound
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Rarity posted:Oh gently caress that soda, I had it once and it was absolutely vile. Hell even their Appleade and Cherryade are good and I am not a fan of those flavours usually. I'm sill plastering Barr for a Watermelon flavour though, I think it could work well.
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Catboy Autonomist posted:Prolly cuz he wanted to prove himself as a true manly Proud Boy and putting it in the bin would be for pussy beta cucks or something I can’t imagine any of May’s Brexit plans being more than a couple of sheets tho.
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learnincurve posted:I can’t imagine any of May’s Brexit plans I don't think she can, either, at that. Or anyone else.
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:hissy fits abound What is the Brexiter's plan if May does go soft on them? Call a leadership contest? Collapse the government? There's no majority in Parliament for what they want. About the only thing I could see working is if they deposed May, managed to railroad the party into electing a hard Brexit PM, and then railroaded them again into voting it through. But that's a pretty complicated plan. Seems to me if it turns into a dust-up soft Brexit is more likely to win. Although come to think of it they could just plunge the government into turmoil at the last minute and hope that leads to us crashing out without a deal.
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jabby posted:What is the Brexiter's plan if May does go soft on them? Call a leadership contest? Collapse the government? There's no majority in Parliament for what they want. About the only thing I could see working is if they deposed May, managed to railroad the party into electing a hard Brexit PM, and then railroaded them again into voting it through. But that's a pretty complicated plan. Seems to me if it turns into a dust-up soft Brexit is more likely to win. They think they can threaten May into compliance. It’s probably not a bad idea. https://twitter.com/samcoatestimes/status/1012995252691619840?s=21
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Darth Walrus posted:They think they can threaten May into compliance. It’s probably not a bad idea. She is incredibly cowardly, but what do they have to threaten her with? A Corbyn government would only lead to an even softer Brexit. Does she just fear being replaced as leader and going down in history as incredibly ineffectual?
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jabby posted:She is incredibly cowardly, but what do they have to threaten her with? A Corbyn government would only lead to an even softer Brexit. Does she just fear being replaced as leader and going down in history as incredibly ineffectual? Another few scandals leaked to the media might help. There’s a deep well of those to draw on.
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jabby posted:What is the Brexiter's plan if May does go soft on them? Call a leadership contest? Collapse the government? There's no majority in Parliament for what they want. About the only thing I could see working is if they deposed May, managed to railroad the party into electing a hard Brexit PM, and then railroaded them again into voting it through. But that's a pretty complicated plan. Seems to me if it turns into a dust-up soft Brexit is more likely to win. It's that last thing, they just need to frustrate every process, and then we get the hardest brexit* *shafting
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Hentai Jihadist posted:Anyone suggesting making Europe white is talking about ethnic cleansing my friends and family so can get bashed in the loving head tbh Same. And if the way to stop them is fighting them in a car park so be it 
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ronya posted:I emphasize that this is not a novel #slatepitch reading of events - instead it is a fairly mainstream, if liberal, reading of the fall of the Weimar's liberal democracy. Yes, it isn't the narrative espoused by the GDR for five decades. But it is a mainstream reading amongst Western and post-Cold-War historians. It is not a "nuclear-level hot take". The hot take I am referring to is 'the SPD and the Nazis are equivalent'. I take it we can agree on that? Edit: of course, if you think about it, 'first Hitler, then our turn' turned out to be entirely accurate in the East... feedmegin fucked around with this message at 19:55 on Jun 30, 2018 |
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Darth Walrus posted:Another few scandals leaked to the media might help. There’s a deep well of those to draw on. The closer we get to the deadline the more I agree with Labour's current Brexit stance. It's getting harder and harder for the government to blame anyone but themselves for the total shambles they've made of negotiation, and the typical rebuttal of 'Labour would do even worse' is looking weaker by the day. All the media attention recently has been on the warring cabinet, which is perfect for Corbyn. I've definitely noticed some of the #FBPE crowd becoming more and more shrill in their demands that Corbyn step in and singlehandedly halt Brexit though. I'm convinced some of them must be the paid Tory trolls we keep hearing about.
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jabby posted:What is the Brexiter's plan if May does go soft on them? Call a leadership contest? Collapse the government? There's no majority in Parliament for what they want. About the only thing I could see working is if they deposed May, managed to railroad the party into electing a hard Brexit PM, and then railroaded them again into voting it through. But that's a pretty complicated plan. Seems to me if it turns into a dust-up soft Brexit is more likely to win. They know brexit will end in disaster, so they're seeding the news with stories of how hard they fought whichever today's official government brexit 'strategy' is. Then they can resign when the time's right with their credibility intact, and launch a bid for a cushy position when the getting's good again
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jabby posted:The closer we get to the deadline the more I agree with Labour's current Brexit stance. It's getting harder and harder for the government to blame anyone but themselves for the total shambles they've made of negotiation, and the typical rebuttal of 'Labour would do even worse' is looking weaker by the day. All the media attention recently has been on the warring cabinet, which is perfect for Corbyn. Eeh, their logic seems to be fairly simple. The Brexit process is looking more and more like a case of naked treason, and it’s the opposition’s responsibility to call that out. As for why they’re getting on Labour’s case specifically... well, it’s not like traitors are going to bother responding to requests for them to stop committing treason, is it? Labour is the party they see as somewhat salvageable, and therefore worth putting effort into.
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Darth Walrus posted:Eeh, their logic seems to be fairly simple. The Brexit process is looking more and more like a case of naked treason, and it’s the opposition’s responsibility to call that out. As for why they’re getting on Labour’s case specifically... well, it’s not like traitors are going to bother responding to requests for them to stop committing treason, is it? Labour is the party they see as somewhat salvageable, and therefore worth putting effort into. lol they're all tories and lib dems. There's a few people who are genuine but if you ever engage with them they're bad faith as gently caress.
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Darth Walrus posted:Eeh, their logic seems to be fairly simple. The Brexit process is looking more and more like a case of naked treason, and it’s the opposition’s responsibility to call that out. As for why they’re getting on Labour’s case specifically... well, it’s not like traitors are going to bother responding to requests for them to stop committing treason, is it? Labour is the party they see as somewhat salvageable, and therefore worth putting effort into. There are certainly a few that operate in good faith, but there are tons that just want to use it as a hammer to damage Corbyn as much as possible. I mean I was at Labour Live, so I know that the bunch from #PeoplesVote were lying through their teeth about being abused by the crowd or thrown out by security. All they wanted was to disrupt Corbyn's speech.
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Darth Walrus posted:Eeh, their logic seems to be fairly simple. The Brexit process is looking more and more like a case of naked treason, and it’s the opposition’s responsibility to call that out. As for why they’re getting on Labour’s case specifically... well, it’s not like traitors are going to bother responding to requests for them to stop committing treason, is it? Labour is the party they see as somewhat salvageable, and therefore worth putting effort into. Their strategy is nonsense, at best they think guilt and rage will change Labour's position. There's occasional stabs at economic or humanitarian reasoning but they don't acknowledge that Labour wants EU citizens to stay right from the start and have conditions in place to protect economy security while honouring the result so they don't engage with Labour's position. They want Corbyn to say they were right all along and are angry that he doesn't.
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https://twitter.com/AmandaPCraig/status/1012671608333496322?s=19
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Hi, this is my weekly reminder that all present educational systems in the world are complete garbage. We should make education more personalised and continuous, and completely abolish tests and degrees and levels and etc etc forever.
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