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Biggus Dickus posted:You can wear a wig right now. It’s not illegal or anything.  The M62 is a motorway that connects Liverpool and Hull via Manchester and Leeds. It doesn't even go anywhere near London.
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knox_harrington posted:Aha well I am a clinical scientist working on immune therapy development for the past 15 years rather than a shop assistant jesus christ
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Well I'm Asclepius, god of medicine
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Well I'm penicillin, so, heh, I think I know whatimtalkinbout
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I regret out-twatting Randa
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Wachter posted:Well I'm Asclepius, god of medicine Nice rod, nerd, did Mercury make it for you?
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:Well I'm penicillin, so, heh, I think I know whatimtalkinbout well you do like lying around not doing anything a lot of the time
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OwlFancier posted:Nice rod, nerd, did Mercury make it for you? thoth-rear end motherfucker
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Julio Cruz posted:well you do like lying around not doing anything a lot of the time Game recognises game, I see 
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Lungboy posted:It's available in Australia, hence my pretend excitement at a possible good thing about No Deal. The manufacturer ditched it over a decade ago here because it wasn't profitable. I wonder what's different in Australia. Non-orabase Kenalog is still used here but I think even the non-orabase Adcortyl is gone. It's all triamcinolone to me so vOv.
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knox_harrington posted:I regret out-twatting Randa See you are so dismissive of a professionally registered front line health worker that you can't even remember my name.
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Rumda posted:See you are so dismissive of a professionally registered front line health worker that you can't even remember my name. Delighted to see you reassert your place in the twatting order
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This is brilliant
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Z the IVth posted:The manufacturer ditched it over a decade ago here because it wasn't profitable. I wonder what's different in Australia. Non-orabase Kenalog is still used here but I think even the non-orabase Adcortyl is gone. It's all triamcinolone to me so vOv. Didn't realise that's why it was ditched, and I've no idea why it's still going in Australia and New Zealand but I'm glad it is as my brother sends it over for me.
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The Perfect Element posted:I am sat here reading the thread, and listening to my wife’s elderly great grandpa tell her that he’s feeling optimistic about brexit, and the two combined are making me miserable. How old is the great grandfather of your presumably adult wife?
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NHS rivalries: Doctors/ nurses Psychologists/ psychiatrists Midwives/ Obstetricians ... Pharmacists/ clinical scientists!?
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ukmt december 2020: solidarity for all unless i’m feeling bitchy in re drug chat i occasionally order oraldene in tiny expensive bottles from the uk because it works amazingly well and johnson and johnson discontinued production of the formulation over here
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sassassin posted:How old is the great grandfather of your presumably adult wife? From a poster with an '05 account...
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In funnier news: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/dec/11/starmer-urged-to-start-cooperating-with-lib-dems-if-he-wants-labour-to-win quote:Keir Starmer is being urged to lay the groundwork for cooperating with the Liberal Democrats and Greens at the next general election, by MPs and campaigners who argue the party will struggle to win a majority alone.
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so thats another what 7 seats? sorry 12
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Pistol_Pete posted:In funnier news:  Must make blair look better by ignoring inconvenient swings better than his.
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Seat change looks the more relevant stat there.
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OwlFancier posted:They should sell pharmaceutical two part epoxy tubes but let you mix and match anything you can fit into the tubes. you can actually buy those two-part syringes empty. Then you find out your life-saving medication has gone completely solid 15 seconds after you dispense your first dose.
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sassassin posted:How old is the great grandfather of your presumably adult wife? He is 88. He's a dyed in the wool tory but not, I think, a particularly evil one. I've never heard him express anything other than Correct and progressive opinions when talking about LGBT issues or minorities in general. He also hates Boris. To be fair, he's not left his house since March and is going to spend what might be his last ever Christmas completely alone, so I can't blame him for trying to look on the bright side. Otoh he said we can export all our cheese from Australia and I don't know wtf
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The Perfect Element posted:He is 88. He's a dyed in the wool tory but not, I think, a particularly evil one. I've never heard him express anything other than Correct and progressive opinions when talking about LGBT issues or minorities in general. He also hates Boris. Australia is famed for its excellent cheeses.
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cheese production is one of my winter projects
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We all like a wank occasionally, but there's no need to boast.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:We all like a wank occasionally, but there's no need to boast. we all have our lockdown hobbies ok
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therattle posted:Australia is famed for its excellent cheeses. I mean if what you want is cheddar then yes, actually, it is.
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therattle posted:Australia is famed for its excellent cheeses. You joke but Australia makes bloody good cheeses in fact.
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Aeble posted:It's interesting, I've never actually met anyone advocating for Brexit (since everybody at work hates it). I wonder how I would react to meeting one - probably with the same dumbstruck confusion as when you discover you're speaking to a young earth creationist. A friends mate was all for it a couple of years ago. He's a plumber and was very up front that he was voting for his own interest because he didn't want competition from the Poles.
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presumably anyone with some animals can make some cheese
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Australia and New Zealand actually have pretty good farming, beef and whatnot.
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Helith posted:You joke but Australia makes bloody good cheeses in fact. I was pretty sure someone was going to say that and it was the case but why let that get in the way of a joke. I have no doubt that Australia actually does have some very good cheese. I’ve just never heard of any.
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therattle posted:I was pretty sure someone was going to say that and it was the case but why let that get in the way of a joke. I have no doubt that Australia actually does have some very good cheese. That's because we eat it all ourselves.
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therattle posted:I was pretty sure someone was going to say that and it was the case but why let that get in the way of a joke. I have no doubt that Australia actually does have some very good cheese. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gourmettraveller.com.au/amp/news/food-news/australias-top-ranked-cheeses-2018-2902 Check it out
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actchually as the son of an English, French-resident cheesemaker, the best cheeses are made in Wales. This is the end of my TED talk, there will be no further questions. Fake edit: this seems like a great time in the conversation to make an extremely tenuous appeal to authority, no problems here
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OwlFancier posted:
That's incredible. The article isn't even talking about historical stuff the entire topic is modern real-politik, objectively/apolitically it's actively absurd to ignore the most recent swing. There was a USSR film-maker I should remember the name of but can't, please someone put me out my misery, that talked about how the most effective propaganda films to his mind weren't the ones that explictly talked about how great the USSR was. He preferred movies that were comedies or romances, basically apolitical stuff, but that had the glory and decency of the USSR just constantly woven into the background. The political message isn't ever pushed it's just assumed wisdom, and the mundane but engaging actual story just sits on top of that. Not to try and say that article was engaging but it fits the form perfectly.
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The only soviet filmmakers I know are andrei tarkovsky and... whatshisface kuleshov. But yes, that was why I thought it was interesting, just the small scale examples of rewriting history to omit inconvenient elements, extremely emblematic of how libs work and basically the guardian's raisin d entire.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:presumably anyone with some animals can make some cheese It's a little tricky with chickens.
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