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PriorMarcus posted:I'm going to be staying in London at the end of October for a holiday/tourist stuff. Any suggestions for good, cheap hotels that are easy to get to and from? Chiswick is for posh cunts. Are you a posh oval office? Alternately neither
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Sanitary Naptime posted:
Unfortunately Alice Cooper at TECA is a live show, and I will be there on the 5th.
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shas posted:During WW2 they made correspondingly tiny armoured trains: One of them is still there! 
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happyhippy posted:That's where they'll get you. 
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CyberPingu posted:Kunnesberg: "Corbyn wants to start his own drugs lab"
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Pablo Bluth posted:If God was nice, the turn of events would be: Labour win, get to form their generic drug company, then save millions of Americans from death/poverty by selling them fairly priced insulin branded as The Socialist Medicine Company (TM). I was wondering if we could do that as well, doesn't seem to be a reason we can't and even selling at a profit margin of literally one cent would still bring in pretty huge sums for funding further expansion and stuff. Like, not as good as real socialism obviously but it'd be a pretty great way to gently caress over some of the worst capitalists of all by just using state power to undercut them globally while showing that socialism can do some great things and making things a lot easier for a lot of poor comrades across the pond. forkboy84 posted:https://twitter.com/bbcnickrobinson/status/1176555944689487872?s=20 Particularly lol to see all the frothers in the comments going nuts about Nick suddenly being fanatically pro-Corbs rather than accepting he just basically said "Labour have a popular platform and a lot of energy" like what do you think the news is meant to do (It's to unthinkingly report whatever propaganda bollocks supports today's narrative) Oscar Romeo Romeo posted:Move to the Kent coast and use the real tiny train world, which during its active seasons runs a regular service. Its great fun getting this thing from Hythe to Dungeness for a few pints and some chippies. Why does this look so much like one of those incredibly detailed miniature scenes?
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Gorn Myson posted:"Labour sources claim that he will exclusively produce Zyklon B" Labs heard to be mainly staffed by big-nosed men wearing black hats and long hair.
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Good news, folks. https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1176162547269062656?s=21
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Dead Goon posted:Labs heard to be mainly staffed by big-nosed men wearing black hats and long hair.
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Probably just some element of capitalist consumption run amok, if I had to guess
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loving Blizzard, I knew they weren't going to keep Sargeras gone for good
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Sanitary Naptime posted:
Not with that attitude it isn't. (I'll try and make this one, I don't think I have any other sisters birthdays and I'm pretty sure it's this weekend I'm on call)
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Ms Adequate posted:I was wondering if we could do that as well, doesn't seem to be a reason we can't Nah that's literally what tariffs are for - to protect industry from foreign, subsidised versions. Like I think Canada subsidises its dairy industry and the US whack import tarriffs on any dairy being imported to make it fair for American farmers. I might have that the wrong way round 'cause I'm just going by memory but yeah, principle applies.
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Sep 24, 2019 20:12
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New York Post via the Sun? Someone left the cap on their backyard telescope.
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PriorMarcus posted:I'm going to be staying in London at the end of October for a holiday/tourist stuff. Any suggestions for good, cheap hotels that are easy to get to and from? Chiswick is much nicer than Clapham and I'll fight anyone that says otherwise. If it's cheap hotels you want (although there will be many, many shades of "good" within that), look around Earls Court/Brompton Road, but fundamentally anywhere within Zone 2 and north of the river is extremely easy to get to and from. If you're looking to do touristy things centred around the West End, also consider the Paddington area - not quite as rough as Earls Court, 10-ish minutes walk to Oxford Circus.
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Oscar Romeo Romeo posted:Move to the Kent coast and use the real tiny train world, which during its active seasons runs a regular service. Its great fun getting this thing from Hythe to Dungeness for a few pints and some chippies. Unless there's some really serious H&S violations going on, they don't look like you can sit right at the front and pretend to drive them.
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pumpinglemma posted:New York Post via the Sun? Someone left the cap on their backyard telescope. "Somethings killing entire galaxies!"
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Your have my sympathies. Manchester has emergency roadworks going on in the centre and as such was similarly hosed. Traffic crawling so slow I could out walk it, all buses and trams full, all bus and tram stops overflowing with people; I walked two full miles to a suitable train station and just barely squeezed on. Went to uni in Manchester, and lived there for a bit afterwards. For some reason I always used to have really vivid dreams about the tram network going places I actually wanted to go, rather than just Piccadilly station. Anyway I made it home a couple of minutes ago and now I'm laying into the cider to stop the shakes. I'm, uh, sure this is an appropriate response to stress. (Still enraged about the squirrel scrumpers tho)
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Expecting a leader to take responsibility and be motivated by anything other than naked greed is a bit quaint.
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Let's be fair, they specifically haven't called for Johnson's resignation 
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WhatEvil posted:Nah that's literally what tariffs are for - to protect industry from foreign, subsidised versions. I think it has to be the other way around. Canada used to do dairy subsidies, but since the 90s that's transitioned to a complex supply management system where domestic production is tailored to meet domestic demand, with high tariffs on most dairy imports to ensure prices stay high for domestic producers. There's a limited amount of duty-free import allowed, but I think it's <5% of the market.
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RockyB posted:Went to uni in Manchester, and lived there for a bit afterwards. For some reason I always used to have really vivid dreams about the tram network going places I actually wanted to go, rather than just Piccadilly station. People were stealing squirrels?
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"While you were learning how to SPELL YOUR NAME!, I was being trained to destroy galaxies."
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Guavanaut posted:Let's be fair, they specifically haven't called for Johnson's resignation Grime Minister Corbyn failed to control the manchild.
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There was a miniture railway place near where I grew up, it was also home to a weird Mr Blobby themed playzone. Was great e: whoops thread moved fast.
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Ratjaculation posted:Mr Blobby !
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Dead Goon posted:People were stealing squirrels? Planted an apple tree, was eagerly awaiting my first crop of Kingston Blacks to make cider with. Came home one day and the tree rats had completely denuded it of apples about two weeks before they were ready to harvest. Always interesting to see who spots a grey squirrel and says 'awwwww', and who denounces them for the cretinous vermin they really are. Coming over here, poxing the natives, killing the birdies, scrumping our apples 
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Where is the Well of the Wolf, then?
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Why do juornos expect Twat features to have any fidelity to honour and decency? He couldn't even manage fidelity with his wife!
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Glad to see even Galactus has had enough of this loving nonsense
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RockyB posted:Planted an apple tree, was eagerly awaiting my first crop of Kingston Blacks to make cider with. Came home one day and the tree rats had completely denuded it of apples about two weeks before they were ready to harvest. Oh, I get it, thieving bastard squirrels! Pigeons = flying squirrels of the sky. Squirrels = land pigeons (but they have that part covered pretty well too).
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Your have my sympathies. Manchester has emergency roadworks going on in the centre and as such was similarly hosed. Traffic crawling so slow I could out walk it, all buses and trams full, all bus and tram stops overflowing with people; I walked two full miles to a suitable train station and just barely squeezed on. Hey Dr. Fruitbat and mancgoonians in general, I'm about to move to Manchester. Is it a terrible idea to consider buying a house (guillotines aside) in between swinton and salford if it's all I can afford? I'd be cycle commuting to the uni and it looks doable but traffic sounds a bit poo poo.
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OwlFancier posted:Fully nationalized education system, free for all, no fees at uni, free childcare, new surestart. Free vocational/technical education, free training for adults. to be clear, the current system is a free for all too
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New York Post Originally Posted by the Sun How is this getting so many reposts in here? They're both poo poo, there's no actual science in it, googling it shows this is nothing new, it's been talked about for years, stop reposting poo poo fash-supporting newspaper articles.
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Cerebral Bore posted:Corbowns. Was forced to watch BBC News while at mother's earlier. Saw a clip of Johnson sitting next to Trump. Trump said something like 'he's going nowhere'. But his eyes, they did not look happy. I thought he looked a bit scared/worried actually.
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