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'Hope the problem solves itself' is one of a crisis management technique.
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Lungboy posted:How many tennis courts fit into the same space as a single football pitch?  although a football pitch can be bigger than that, up to twice as tall and a third longer
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Some interesting thinking coming out of the Conservative conference. https://twitter.com/DavidHenigUK/status/1444691681207586830
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"I don't care, its not affecting me" vibe from the Bullshitter. And random question, how come they can't keep the pigs alive for longer, can you only sell pigs at certain ages?
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Lungboy posted:How many tennis courts fit into the same space as a single football pitch? Ingame they are almost the same size, which given that I don't think I have ever seen a football pitch or a tennis court in person and very rarely on the TV feels wrong but I can't tell you for sure.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:
 so even on a small football pitch almost 16 tennis courts giving 32 singles players or 64 doubles players. A football pitch would have 22 players on the same area. Tennis is more space efficient and socialist than football.
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happyhippy posted:"I don't care, its not affecting me" vibe from the Bullshitter. It costs money to keep them alive. I've seen people here talking about US butchery being so mechanised that it takes a very specific size of animal too, so if they live too long they're too big to process, I don't know if that sort of thing applies here too. Capitalism is a very rational and efficient system.
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Lady Demelza posted:I also missed the news about the toe shooting. That's what we get for not fully exploring the SA forums. Now that it's registered users only, I'm looking forward to welcoming new posters NotACop1488 and FriendOfAntifa and their insightful discussions on the political and legal systems.
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keep punching joe posted:Some interesting thinking coming out of the Conservative conference. A group of people who vaguely feel modern capitalism is Bad but have absolutely no idea why or what they'd change to stop it being so.
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Oct 3, 2021 17:38
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A completely aesthetics focused view of the world, amazing.
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happyhippy posted:"I don't care, its not affecting me" vibe from the Bullshitter. NotJustANumber99 posted:A football pitch would have 22 players on the same area. Tennis is more space efficient and socialist than football. You can have a very high energy game of football on a council tennis pitch with as many players as you have friends. The thread sound tonight is that rattling noise of a ball being hoofed at a loose chainlink fence.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:
I see your tennis courts and raise you the same number of volleyball courts, which hold 12 players simultaneously for a total of 184 devoted and above-average size socialists. e: offer only valid on non-windy days unless we're talking indoor courts
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NotJustANumber99 posted:
And tennis courts allows for football tennis to be played too. Also can be used as netball courts as they are at my school too.
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My mother once got a small design award out of the blue for efficient use of space when designing a sporting facility. She isn’t a designer or a sports person, what she did was get herself on to the local memorial hall committee so she could get her own badminton group preferential time slots over the drama club. Anyway they needed someone to fix the sports area and no one wanted to do it and she lost the straws. What she did was have the area which was netball pitch width and half the size of a football pitch length flattened, tarmaced and then had multiple markings put down for all sorts of sports but in different colours. Iirc it was netball, tennis, cricket nets and practice area, kiddies football, kiddies hockey.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:
Incorrect, the FA rules say a football pitch can only be 30mm tall
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Endjinneer posted:The radio was saying it's because their meat products become too large to meet supermarkets' requirements, so become unable to sell. If you're the kind of person that will buy a half pig then you'll be quids in this year. Slaughterhouses, they have to be under a certain size to go through the automated system in a lot of places.
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Endjinneer posted:The radio was saying it's because their meat products become too large to meet supermarkets' requirements, so become unable to sell. If you're the kind of person that will buy a half pig then you'll be quids in this year. https://twitter.com/Go_SYH_In_A_Pig/status/1444696507391909899
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Does the age of the animal matter? I'm veggie and not really up on different cuts of meat, but if sheep need to be killed at certain age to qualify as lamb, then does pork change textue or flavour if it's older?keep punching joe posted:Some interesting thinking coming out of the Conservative conference. 'The local farmer down the street' is not a thing in many places and even if it was, your small farm shop won't be able to stock enough to supply everyone. Most of the local butchers, greengrocers, pharmacists and bakers near me open 9-5 six days a week and don't offer delivery. Best of luck to anyone working full time who has to fight over the last carrot or pint of milk on a Satuday afternoon.
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learnincurve posted:It’s because of the press and that crazy dude who shot some anti-vax/proud boy’s toes off after repeatedly posting about how he was going to do a violence Unless there’s more to the story this guy sounds extremely cool imo
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Lol the crown estates have been cleaning a truly eye popping amount of money for foreign dictators: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-58780465.amp
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Nothingtoseehere posted:A group of people who vaguely feel modern capitalism is Bad but have absolutely no idea why or what they'd change to stop it being so. OwlFancier posted:A completely aesthetics focused view of the world, amazing. 
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Gonna start the political party for making it so that you sometimes have to stick a pencil in your phone and twiddle it to make it play music again. Also bring back those scissors that cut zig zags. And a big jug of PVA glue for every house with them little plastic spreaders what we had at school.
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Oct 3, 2021 18:26
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My ethical hipster locally sourced greengrocer, £4 for a head of broccoli. gently caress that.
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Lady Demelza posted:Does the age of the animal matter? I'm veggie and not really up on different cuts of meat, but if sheep need to be killed at certain age to qualify as lamb, then does pork change textue or flavour if it's older? The thing that's amazing is that they're framing it as being sad the animals have to be killed, when if this os right they were heading to be killed anyway. They just aren't going to be food afterwards because we outsourced all of the processing to europe and there's no capacity to do it hygenically here. Absolutely the most efficient system etc.
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OwlFancier posted:Gonna start the political party for making it so that you sometimes have to stick a pencil in your phone and twiddle it to make it play music again. Also bring back those scissors that cut zig zags. And a big jug of PVA glue for every house with them little plastic spreaders what we had at school. Pinking shears and they're still used by people who sew. I have several people in my family who can sew. One of my nans worked as a professional seamstress / tailor. I, however, am ham-fisted.
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It feels wrong but I’m absolutely fascinated to see just how far this goes. Just how much are the great British Brexit public prepared to put up with before they realise they were lied to and the country is collapsing on its arse? I’m tempted to use “boiled frog” as a metaphor but perhaps “boiled gammon” is better
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The Gardo's take bends over backwards not to imply that Blair is tax dodging: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/oct/03/pandora-papers-biggest-ever-leak-of-offshore-data-exposes-financial-secrets-of-rich-and-powerful posted:Not everyone named in the Pandora papers is accused of wrongdoing. The leaked files reveals that Tony and Cherie Blair saved £312,000 in property taxes when they purchased a London building partially owned by the family of a prominent Bahraini minister.
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This pisses me off more than usual. We were trying to claim back £3000 of stamp duty on our old house to move my mum into a smaller one for her age. And we couldn't do so due to some rule change that we were not aware of until after it happened.
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smellmycheese posted:It feels wrong but I’m absolutely fascinated to see just how far this goes. Just how much are the great British Brexit public prepared to put up with before they realise they were lied to and the country is collapsing on its arse? I’m tempted to use “boiled frog” as a metaphor but perhaps “boiled gammon” is better That would require an uncomfortable degree of introspection and humility, so I'm going to guess "it's all the EUs fault" will be what they reach for.
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Hi just checking my BVI bank account which I have in no way acquired to proactively avoid property taxes. It just felt handier than like a NatWest account or whatever
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This is all baked in though. We might not know the exact details but everyone in the country assumes rich powerful people do this.
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ShredsYouSay posted:That would require an uncomfortable degree of introspection and humility, so I'm going to guess "it's all the EUs fault" will be what they reach for. I think it could really stretch quite far. The country is so loving stupid and spiteful and tied to the past that It’s more than possible that Boris gets re-elected while people stand in line with ration books
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NotJustANumber99 posted:This is all baked in though. We might not know the exact details but everyone in the country assumes rich powerful people do this. Yeah, just like the last one they did this story is totally going to die because everyone already knows politicians are corrupt and that evidence means nothing anymore.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:This is all baked in though. We might not know the exact details but everyone in the country assumes rich powerful people do this. Yeah but not loving ex-leaders of the Labour Party. Nothingtoseehere posted:A group of people who vaguely feel modern capitalism is Bad but have absolutely no idea why or what they'd change to stop it being so. Also, where will people who live in cities get their produce from?
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therattle posted:Yeah but not loving ex-leaders of the Labour Party. What's a bit of tax dodging from a war criminal?
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