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Tesseraction posted:On the plus side literally anyone facing an eviction notice for weed on the premises at the moment should be able to point to this reddit thread and say "I was set-up!" I kinda assumed this was the actual intent of the post, I have a hard time believing a landlord would pop onto Reddit to incriminate themselves. Ed: Balls. Section 212 of the Housing Act 2004 is "Tenancy Deposit Schemes"
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:any representation of the solar system requires some of this because it doesn't operate on scales that humans easily comprehend.
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HJB posted:I kinda assumed this was the actual intent of the post, I have a hard time believing a landlord would pop onto Reddit to incriminate themselves. I don't know what makes you think parasites have to be smart lol.
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wait, what https://twitter.com/Anna_Soubry/status/1166309475499880448?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw she's not making GBS threads on him immediately out the gate?
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"All the opposition party leaders" lol. All of them.
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Legislation is the Lib Dems proposal rather than VONC so I guess that's all they could get any agreement on.
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Guavanaut posted:There's always this. This is fantastic and tbh all future attempts to represent stuff in space should just be a black page with: quote:...As it turns out, things are pretty far apart.
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Seems like a first attempt at legislation was inevitable. What matters is whether once that fails we get a nice banging VONC on it
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How likely is it that the opposition can even table any legislation in time? Can't Mogg just refuse to put them on the order paper?
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Here's some unhelpful solar system pie charts, everyone loves pie charts (Msc is non-sun solar system mass) Here's the planets  Here's the solid planets/bodies  And here's the moons  and if it can't be done well in a succession of ill-presented pie charts, well, i guess it can't be done period
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Failed Imagineer posted:Seems like a first attempt at legislation was inevitable. What matters is whether once that fails we get a nice banging VONC on it This was bad for Jeremy Corbyn. On the day of the first general election In April he was making his first visit to a campaign meeting His office told the BBC that he had been briefed by Downing Street and was "completely relaxed" He was "very confident" of their success in making him prime minister. The same day he told the BBC he would not campaign with the Lib Dems to stop Labour gaining power By early May, he had made "over a dozen announcements" of his selection He claimed the election was "the fight of the century for socialism in the UK" On Friday, he laid a banging VONC on it. Edit: the planets pie chart is actually a much better way of understanding scale. Jupiter and Saturn are just huge.
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One thing Aurora conveys quite well is that everything outside of Mars is much further apart than anything sunward of it.
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:and if it can't be done well in a succession of ill-presented pie charts, well, i guess it can't be done period Are you literally every consultant I've ever encountered?
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https://twitter.com/jessicaelgot/status/1166315438462124033
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Sort of makes sense in the theme of persistently appearing to be the only reasonable person in the room.
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Even ol' fordy seems pleased https://twitter.com/jessicaelgot/status/1166315883972780035
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Earth's moon 'The Moon' is the least creatively named moon, and should at least be called Luna or something, although I'm partial to Selenia.
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You kinda have to call Earth Terra then as well. Which is fine
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What type of posh knobs call it the moon anyway? where im from we call it big roundy
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The moon is the moon, the earth is "the planet"
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Ratjaculation posted:What type of posh knobs call it the moon anyway? Funny, thats what we call yer mam. Haha got em.
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Failed Imagineer posted:You kinda have to call Earth Terra then as well. Which is fine Tellus or gtfo
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I call it moon fa... (probated for this post)
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*in very jess philips frances tweeter voice* We called it council streetlight because that's all we had when we were very working class, "get tin tub out our dad, council streetlight's on tonight" we'd say. Very real working class experiences.
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^^^ [e]:  Failed Imagineer posted:You kinda have to call Earth Terra then as well. Which is fine Vlex posted:Tellus or gtfo Lots of Gaia denialists ITT. 
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Personally I reckon we should rename Earth to 'pile of poo poo keep away'
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Earth synonyms: soil, topsoil, loam, clay, silt, dirt, sod, clod, turf checks out
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Gotta go Mike, I've got to catch the 5:34 to Mars via THIS IS NO PLACE OF HONOR
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I'd like to be from Clod City, Dirt
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Private Speech posted:The CSPAM UK thread has the leaked operation yellowhammer files, makes for a fun reading. *reading down the list and drop A# chugging riff plays in head* death death death deaaatth death death deaaaattthhhhhhhhh
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Tesseraction posted:*reading down the list and drop A# chugging riff plays in head* My favourite Dethklok tune.
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Given that parliament has failed to pass anti no deal legislation on multiple occasions I find it rather silly that they'll somehow do it now.
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Tag yourself, I'm the single sentence on "The poor"
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Lunar Suite posted:Tag yourself, I'm the single sentence on "The poor" I'm "an adequacy assessment could take years."
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Lunar Suite posted:Tag yourself, I'm the single sentence on "The poor" Private Speech posted:The CSPAM UK thread has the leaked operation yellowhammer summary, makes for a fun reading. quote:Public and business readiness for no-deal will remain at a low level, and will decrease to lower levels quote:Public water services are likely to remain largely unaffected, thanks to actions now being taken by water companies. The most significant single risk is a failure in the chemicals supply chain. The likelihood of this is considered low, and the impact is likely to be local, affecting only hundreds of thousands of people.  quote:There is an assumption that there will be no big changes in adult social care on the day after EU Exit. The adult social care market is already fragile because of the declining financial viability of providers.
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^^^^^  Lunar Suite posted:Tag yourself, I'm the single sentence on "The poor" Good news everyone! quote:There is an assumption that there will be no big changes in adult social care on the day after EU Exit. Why can we assume this? quote:The adult social care market is already fragile because of the declining financial viability of providers. ....oh. Niric fucked around with this message at 13:39 on Aug 27, 2019 |
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UKMT: the impact is likely to be local, affecting only hundreds of thousands of people
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I'm the bit about the return of BSE and the death of lots of animals from preventable disease: quote:ii) Any disruption that reduces, delays or stops the supply of medicines for UK veterinary use would reduce our ability to prevent and control disease outbreaks, with potential harm to animal health and welfare, the environment and wider food safety and availability, as well as, in the case of zoonotic diseases, posing a risk to human health. Industry stockpiling will not be able to match the 4-12 weeks’ stockpiling that took place in March 2019. Air freight capacity and the special import scheme are not a financially viable way to mitigate risks associated with veterinary medicine availability issues.
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